Ted MacFadyen rink repeats as PEI Masters Men’s Champs

The Ted MacFadyen rink from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex had two opportunities today to repeat as PEI Masters (age 60+) Men’s Champs, and, thanks to a tie-breaking four-ender in the seventh, they did it on the first try, beating the Bill Hope squad from the Charlottetown and Cornwall clubs by an 8-4 score this morning at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. MacFadyen had won two sections of the modified triple-knockout draw, giving him a “double-life” in the championship round, taking the title with a win in either game, while Hope would have had to win the first game to force a 2 pm deciding match, which is no longer needed.

Photo (L-R): Alan Montgomery, Earle Proude, Lou Nowlan, Ted MacFadyen, Clair Sweet (Curl PEI)

The winning MacFadyen rink includes third Lou Nowlan, second stone Earle Proude, and lead Alan Montgomery.

Photo (L-R): Bill Hope, Craig Mackie, David Murphy, Bill Doherty

Hope’s teammates on the runner-up rink are third Craig Mackie, second David Murphy, and lead Bill Doherty. Seven men’s teams took part in the championship.

Photo from 2016 event: (L-R) Masters Women’s Winners: Sandy Hope (skip), Shelley Ebbett (3rd), Debbie Rhodenhizer (2nd), Arleen Harris (lead)

The rink of Sandy Hope (skip), Shelley Ebbett (3rd), Debbie Rhodenhizer (2nd), and Arleen Harris (lead) from the Cornwall Curling Club are the repeat women’s champions, by default, as they were the only entry.

Winning and runner-up teams earn the right advance to the Maritime Masters Curling Championships, March 16-18 at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside, while the winning Men’s and Women’s team, or the runners-up should they choose not to attend, also earn the right to compete in the Canadian Masters, April 3-9  in Guelph, Ontario.

The winning Ted MacFadyen men’s rink will be attending only the Maritime Masters, while the runner-up Bill Hope team, and the Sandy Hope women’s champions will attend both the Maritime and the Canadian championships. 
 

Ted MacFadyen rink wins both B and C finals at PEI Masters, will have two chances to repeat as champion on Monday

The defending Ted MacFadyen rink from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside has now won both the B and C sections at the PEI Master Men’s Curling Championship, for curlers age 60 and over, and will have two opportunities to repeat as champion, at 10 am and 2 pm Monday at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. His opponent, the A section winner – Bill Hope and his Charlottetown/Cornwall rink, would have to win both games to take the title.

Photo by Craig Mackie: Ted MacFadyen

The defending Ted MacFadyen rink from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside has now won both the B and C sections at the PEI Master Men’s Curling Championship, for curlers age 60 and over, and will have two opportunities to repeat as champion, at 10 am and 2 pm Monday at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. His opponent, the A section winner – Bill Hope and his Charlottetown/Cornwall rink, would have to win both games to take the title.

Photo by Craig Mackie: Bill Hope

MacFadyen was fast out of the gate in today’s “C” final of the modified triple knockout draw, taking four points in the first end against the host club’s Clair Sweet, and followed it up with a stolen triple in the second end. A triple in the sixth meant it was handshake time, with an 11-4 final score. MacFadyen beat Hope 6-2 in the “C” semis, while Sweet eliminated Summerside’s Dale Cannon by a 5-3 score.

The defending champion Sandy Hope rink from Cornwall have won the women’s championship by default, as they were the only entry.

The Sandy Hope rink and the winning and runner-up men’s teams advance to the Maritime Masters, March 16-18 at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside.

The winning Men’s and the Sandy Hope Women’s team also earn the right to compete in the Canadian Masters, April 3-9  in Guelph, Ontario.

Event website: peicurling.com/masters20162017/

Link to end by end live scoring: peicurling.com/scoreboard/#!/competitions/2190

Defending champion Ted MacFadyen wins PEI Masters B section

Four teams out of the original seven entered in the PEI Masters (age 60+)  Men’s Curling Championship are still in contention at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, and will play in the “C” semi-finals at 10 am Sunday, with the winners advancing to the 2 pm C final. Defending champion Ted MacFadyen and his Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex team beat their clubmates, the Dale Cannon rink, 7-4 in the B final of the modified triple knockout draw on Saturday evening, aided by a 7th end deuce and a stolen eighth end single. The “A” section final was won by the Bill Hope rink from Charlottetown and Cornwall on Saturday morning, with a 9-4 win over MacFadyen. 

 

This morning’s “C” semis see MacFadyen and Hope square off in one game, and Cannon take on Clair Sweet and his host club team in the other. Cannon eliminated Summerside’s Louis Walsh with an 8-5 win Saturday evening to earn the berth in the “C” semi. 

The two game championship round between the winners of the 3 sections going Monday at 10 am and, if needed, 2 pm. If either MacFadyen or Hope win the C final, they would have a “double life” in the championship round and would win the title if they took either game, while their opponent would have to win both.

The defending champion Sandy Hope rink from Cornwall have won the women’s championship by default, as they were the only entry.

The Sandy Hope rink and the winning and runner-up men’s teams advance to the Maritime Masters, March 16-18 at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside.

The winning Men’s and the Sandy Hope Women’s team also earn the right to compete in the Canadian Masters, April 3-9  in Guelph, Ontario.

Event website: peicurling.com/masters20162017/

Link to end by end live scoring: peicurling.com/scoreboard/#!/competitions/2190

Hope wins PEI Masters Men’s A section, but does not advance to B final

There will be separate winners of the A and B sections of the modified triple knockout PEI Masters Men’s championship at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. The Bill Hope rink from Charlottetown and Cornwall beat the defending champion Ted MacFadyen foursome from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside by a 9-4 score to win the “A” final this morning, but lost  9-3 to Summerside’s Dale Cannon team this afternoon in the B semi-final, and will not advance to the 5:30 pm B final. MacFadyen won the other semi 7-2 over clubmate Louis Walsh. The other afternoon contest, in the “must win” C event, saw Clair Sweet of the host club eliminate Cornwall’s Paul Arsenault with a 6-4 win.

Master’s action (Craig Mackie photo)

Other games at 5:30, besides the MacFadyen vs Cannon “B” final will see Summerside’s Dario Zannier play Hope, and Sweet take on Walsh, with the losers eliminated from further play, and the winners advancing to the 10 am Sunday C semi-finals, against MacFadyen and Cannon, respectively. The C final goes at 2 pm Sunday, with the two game championship round between the winners of the 3 sections going Monday at 10 am and, if needed, 2 pm.

The defending champion Sandy Hope rink from Cornwall have won the women’s championship by default, as they were the only entry.

The Sandy Hope rink and the winning and runner-up men’s teams advance to the Maritime Masters, March 16-18 at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside.

The winning Men’s and the Sandy Hope Women’s team also earn the right to compete in the Canadian Masters, April 3-9  in Guelph, Ontario.

Event website: peicurling.com/masters20162017/

Link to end by end live scoring: peicurling.com/scoreboard/#!/competitions/2190

Bill Hope and Ted MacFadyen rinks advance to “A” final at Prov. Masters men’s ch’ship

 

The Bill Hope rink from the Charlottetown Curling Complex and the Cornwall Curling Club, and the defending champion Ted MacFadyen team from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex are both undefeated after opening day play at the men’s Curl PEI Masters Curling Championship being played at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, and have advanced to the “A” section finals at 9:30 am Saturday. Seven men’s rinks are taking part. The women’s title was won by default by the defending champion Sandy Hope rink from Cornwall – the only entry. Masters curlers are age 60 and over.

Photo by Craig Mackie

Hope blanked the Silver Fox rink skipped by Dario Zannier 8-0 in his opener, and then beat another Fox team, captained by Louis Walsh, in his second game to advance to the A section final of the modified triple knockout draw. MacFadyen beat Clair Sweet and his host club team 5-2 in the first draw, and doubled Dale Cannon of the Silver Fox 8-4 in his second match to go to the A section final.

Walsh defeated Silver Fox clubmate Des Arsenault in his opener to advance to the game against Hope. Stuart Graves moved up to skip the Zannier rink in game 2, and pulled out a 7-2 win over Sweet in B pool action this afternoon.

With the “modified” triple knockout format, the section winners and runners-up drop down to compete in the next section. It’s Sweet vs Walsh, and Graves vs Cannon in 9:30 am B pool action on Saturday, with the Sweet/Walsh winner playing MacFadyen and 1:30 pm, and the Cannon/Graves winner taking on Walsh at the same time. The winners advance to the “B” section final at 5:30 Saturday.

The “C” semi-finals and final go Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm. If a team wins all three sections, the event will end then. If not, the section finalists advance to the championship round on Monday, also at 10 and, if needed, 2 pm.

Winning and runner-up teams advance to the Maritime Masters, March 16-18 at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside.

The winning Men’s and Women’s teams also earn the right to compete in the Canadian Masters, April 3-9  in Guelph, Ontario.

The PEI Masters Curling Championships, with Men’s and Women’s divisions for curlers age 60 and over, take place from Jan. 27-30 at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. Defending champs are the Sandy Hope women’s rink from the Cornwall Curling Club and the Ted MacFadyen team from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside. There was only one women’s entry, so there will be no women’s playdown, and the Sandy Hope rink will repeat as women’s champions. The MacFadyen rink are back this year as one of the seven men’s rinks entered.

Winning and runner-up teams advance to the Maritime Masters, March 16-18 at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Community Complex in Summerside.

The winning Men’s and Women’s teams also earn the right to compete in the Canadian Masters, April 3-9  in Guelph, Ontario.

Event website: peicurling.com/masters20162017/

Link to end by end live scoring: peicurling.com/scoreboard/#!/competitions/2190

Men’s Schedule

DateTimeDraw #Ice 1Ice 2Ice 3Ice 4
Jan. 2710am1123 
2pm2 564
Jan. 289:30am3 879
1:30pm41011 12
5:30pm5141513 
Jan. 2910am6 16 17
2pm7  18 
Jan. 3010am8 MA  
2pm9  NOTNEEDED 

 

Explanation for MA/MB:
1. One team wins all three qualifiers: Championship Round is not required.

2. One team wins two qualifiers. They play in both X and Z (and win the event if they win either game), the other winner plays in Y (and has to win both games).

3. Three separate winners: the team that played in the most qualifying games* plays in Z and the other winners play off in X and Y. If there is a tie in number of qualifying games played, then the team that qualified earliest goes to Z and the other two teams play off in X and Y.

*Qualifying games are in yellow on the schedule

Men’s Draw Tree

Draw tree will NOT be updated during event – refer to Live Scoring for updated draw tree.

 

Men’s Team Rosters

Skip3rd2ndLeadClub
Paul ArsenaultRon GiggeyRoddie MacLeanEdgar CoffinCornwall Curling Club
Dale Cannon (throws 1st)Blair Jay (throws 4th)Des Arsenault (throws 3rd)Cliff Poirier (throws 2nd)Silver Fox Curling & Yacht
Bill HopeCraig MackieDavid MurphyBill DohertyCharlottetown, Cornwall
Ted MacFadyenLou NowlanEarle ProudeAlan MontgomerySilver Fox Curling & Yacht
Clair SweetBob MathesonMuncey HarrisWayne ArsenaultMaple Leaf Curling Club
Louis WalshDoug WaughJim EvansBob MacFarlaneSilver Fox Curling & Yacht
Dario Zannier or Stuart GravesStuart Graves or Dario ZannierWayne WalshBill ChesterCrapaud, Silver Fox

 

Women’s Team Roster

Skip3rd2ndLeadCoach Club
Sandy HopeShelley EbbettDebbie RhodenhizerArleen HarrisBill HopeCornwall Curling Club