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Curling competition at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
The 2011 Point Optical Curling Classic was held from September 23 to 26 at the Nutana Curling Club in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan as part of the 2011–12 World Curling Tour. The purse for the event was CAD$60,000, and the winner, Mike McEwen, received CAD$15,000. McEwen defeated Alberta's Kevin Martin in a tight final, winning 6–5 in the extra end.
Teams
Skip |
Third |
Second |
Lead |
Locale
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Gerry Adam |
Warren Jackson |
Dustin Kalthoff |
Lyndon Holm |
Yorkton, Saskatchewan
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Brent Bawel |
Mike Jantzen |
Sean O'Connor |
Hardi Sulimma |
Calgary, Alberta
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Randy Bryden |
Troy Robinson |
Trent Knapp |
Kelly Knapp |
Regina, Saskatchewan
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Dale Craig |
Jeremy Chevrier |
Cory Fleming |
Chad Petracek |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Carl deConinck Smith |
Jeff Sharp |
Chris Haichert |
Jesse St. John |
Rosetown, Saskatchewan
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David Nedohin (fourth) |
Randy Ferbey (skip) |
Ted Appelman |
Brendan Melnyk |
Edmonton, Alberta
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Rob Fowler |
Allan Lyburn |
Richard Daneault |
Derek Samagalski |
Brandon, Manitoba
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Chris Galbraith |
Travis Bale |
Bryan Galbraith |
Rodney Legault |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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James Gordon |
Geoff McBain |
Adam Knutson |
Cliff Walker |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Jason Gunnlaugson |
Justin Richter |
Jason Ackerman |
David Kraichy |
Beausejour, Manitoba
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Jeff Hartung |
Kody Hartung |
Craig Kaeding |
Shayne Hannon |
Langenburg, Saskatchewan
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Shawn Joyce |
Gary Scheirich |
Dustin Phillips |
Jeremy Tipper |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Warren Hassall (fourth) |
Jamie King (skip) |
Todd Brick |
Sean Morris |
Edmonton/Calgary, Alberta
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Kevin Koe |
Pat Simmons |
Carter Rycroft |
Nolan Thiessen |
Edmonton, Alberta
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Bruce Korte |
Dean Kleiter |
Roger Korte |
Rob Markowsky |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Matt Lang |
Colten Flasch |
Tyler Hartung |
Jayden Shwaga |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Steve Laycock |
Joel Jordison |
Brennen Jones |
Dallan Muyres |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Kevin Marsh |
Matt Ryback |
Daniel Marsh |
Aaron Shutra |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Kevin Martin |
John Morris |
Marc Kennedy |
Ben Hebert |
Edmonton, Alberta
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Mike McEwen |
B. J. Neufeld |
Matt Wozniak |
Denni Neufeld |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Darrell McKee |
Clint Dieno |
Jason Jacobson |
Brock Montgomery |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Sven Michel |
Claudio Pätz |
Sandro Trolliet |
Simon Gempeler |
Adelboden, Switzerland
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Braeden Moskowy |
Kirk Muyres |
D.J. Kidby |
Dustin Kidby |
Regina, Saskatchewan
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David Murdoch |
Glen Muirhead |
Ross Paterson |
Richard Woods |
Lockerbie, Scotland
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Dan Petryk (fourth) |
Steve Petryk (skip) |
Colin Hodgson |
Brad Chyz |
Calgary, Alberta
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Brady Scharback |
Quinn Hersikorn |
Jake Hersikorn |
Brady Kendel |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Robert Schlender |
Chris Lemishka |
Darcy Hafso |
Don Bartlett |
Edmonton, Alberta
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Daniel Selke |
Mat Ring |
Spencer Rowe |
Brandon Leippi |
Regina, Saskatchewan
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Jeff Stoughton |
Jon Mead |
Reid Carruthers |
Steve Gould |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Alexey Tselousov |
Andrey Drozdov |
Alexey Stukalsky |
Aleksey Kamnev |
Moscow, Russia
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Wayne Tuck, Jr. |
Craig Kochan |
Scott McDonald |
Paul Moffatt |
Toronto, Ontario
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Brock Virtue |
J. D. Lind |
Dominic Daemen |
Matthew Ng |
Calgary, Alberta
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Knockout Results
A Event
B Event
C Event
Playoffs
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