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Swiss Senior Curling Championships

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The Swiss Senior Curling Championships are the national championships of men's and women's senior curling teams in Switzerland. Senior level curlers must be over the age of 50. The championships have been held annually since 1973 for senior men and since 2003 for senior women. The championships are organized by the Swiss Curling Association.[1][2]

Men

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Champions

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Year Host city Winning curling club (city) Winning team
(in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate; skips marked bold)
1973 Montana Biel-Touring CC André Witschger, Paul Schär, Toni Widmer, Edgar Flückiger
1974 Villars-sur-Ollon Lausanne-Montchoisi CC Jaques Meyer, Hubert Reymondin, Alexandre Plancherel, Antoine Glardon
1975 Arlesheim Basel-Wartenberg CC Erwin Flur, Alfred Schimpf, Otto Jenni, Hans-Rudolf Krähenbühl
1976 Weinfelden Gümligen CC Ernst Badertscher, Felix de Florin, Edwin Felix, Hans Badertscher
1977 Grindelwald Bern-Bantiger CC Hans Moser, Hans Gerber, Franz Loosli, Kurt Braunwalder
1978 Wildhaus Kloten CC Hans Stephan, Walter Bachmann, Hans Nauer, Ernst Weber
1979 Gstaad Luzern-City CC Max Ammann, Roland Schmid, Karl Ziltener, Karl Treier
1980 Arlesheim Basel-Wartenberg CC Erwin Flur, Fritz Kübler, Alfred Schimpf, Gottfried Käumlen
1981 Wildhaus Biel-Touring CC René Evard, Josef Lanz, Walter Neeser, Egon Grubenmann
1982 Geneva Luzern-Blauweiss CC Mario Paulitti, Bernhard Etienne, Georg Speri, Aloïs Kreuzer
1983 Biel/Bienne Luzern-City CC Karl Ziltener, Roland Schmid, Herbert Mattle, Fränzi Ziltener
1984 Wallisellen Zürich-Blauweiss CC Hans Meister, Walter Altorfer, Arthur Schuppisser, Fritz Kohler
1985 Leukerbad Thun-Kyburg CC Fritz Brunner, Hans Bischoff, Kurt Gerber, Werner Bieri
1986 Bern Thun-Kyburg CC Fritz Brunner, Hans Bischoff, Kurt Gerber, Werner Bieri
1987 Wildhaus Biel-Bienne CC Jean Jungen, Hans Hirt, Jean Freudiger, Willy Günthart
1988 Gstaad Bern-Wildstrubel CC Heinz Weber, Urs Fischer, Heinz Wyser, Peppino Vicini
1989 Wildhaus St. Galler Bär CC Philipp von Stokar, Rudolf Grauer, Ernst Ritzmann, Domenic Adorni
1990 Kandersteg Genève CC Jean-Jacques Vecchio, Jean-Fr. Dentand, Bernard Dupont, Roger Geser
1991 Leukerbad Thun-Kyburg CC Walter Eggler, Hans Bischoff, Kurt Gerber, Arthur Ryter
1992 Thun Zürich-Zürichberg CC Alfred Sütterlin, Karl Foitek, Ulrich Siegrist, Kurt Schneller
1993 Wildhaus Zürich-Zürichberg CC Alfred Sütterlin, Karl Foitek, Ulrich Siegrist, Kurt Schneller
1994 Morges Gümligen CC Rudolf Pichler, Herbert Ingold, Robert Hubler, Hermann Fuhrer
1995 Baden-Baregg Burgdorf CC Walter Maurer, Anton Gfeller, Peter Häberli, Kurt Marti/Hans-Ulrich Althaus
1996 Wildhaus Zermatt CC Willy Bayard, Amédéé Biner, Peter Anton Biner, Rita Rieser
1997 Morges Wädenswil-Zimmerberg CC Fredy Almer, Jakob Schenk, Alfred Pfenninger, Erika Almer
1998 Kandersteg Zürich-Blauweiss CC Karl Grossmann, Stefan Tirinzoni, Hanspeter Nauer, Heinz Meierhofer
1999 Wallisellen Frauenfeld CC Carlo Stoll, Hermann Rutz, Ulrich Portner, Remo Tinner
2000 Olten Olten CC Hans-Peter Studer, Manfred Graber, Peter Känzig, Georg Studer
2001 Lausanne Wetzikon CC Urs Theiler, Charles Pfammatter, René Joller, Ernst Kuhn/Walter Halder
2002 Wetzikon Basel-Ice Fleas CC Alfred Germann, Guido Cacccivio, Peter Arnold, Werner von Ballmoos
2003 Bern Basel-Victoria CC Hans-Peter Zimmermann, Theo Fonk, Hans Müller, Urs Steffen/Felix Kellerhals
2004 Morges Baden-Regio CC Ueli Müller, Bruno Küttel, Hans Richner, Albert Styger
2005 Lausanne Baden-Regio CC Ueli Müller, Bruno Küttel, Hans Richner, Albert Styger
2006 Arlesheim Dübendorf CC Mattias Neuenschwander, Bernhard Attinger, Peter Attinger Jr., Anton Knobe
2007 Küsnacht Dübendorf CC Mattias Neuenschwander, Michael Müller, Heinz Kneubühler, Marc Syfrig, alternate: Fritz Widmer
2008 Arlesheim Solothurn-Ambassadoren CC Hugo Jäggi, Peter Weber, Joos Laubscher, Silvio Novaglia, alternate: Bruno Burkhard
2009 Baden Bern Inter CC André Pauli, Fritz Pulver, Pierre Zürcher, Daniel Grünenfelder
2010 Wetzikon Bern Inter CC Fritz Pulfer, Pierre Zürcher, Heinz Kneubühler, Daniel Grünenfelder, alternate: André Pauli
2011 Wetzikon Zürich-Stadt CC Dieter Strub, Peter Kröger, Hans-Jörg Andres, Micky Lepori

Champions and medallists

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Team line-ups shows in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate, coach; skips marked bold.

Year Host city Champion Runner-up Bronze
2012[3] Wetzikon Dübendorf III (Dübendorf)
Roland Kniel, Peter Jauch, Heinz Kneubühler, Bernhard Attinger
Dolder Turicum
Heinz Meierhofer, Hanspeter Nauer, Hausi Maag, Karl Grossmann
Olten (Olten)
Hansrudolf Schütz, Felix Meier, Micha Mercatali, Ernst Lehmann
2013[4] Biel/Bienne Dübendorf 3 (Dübendorf)
Werner Attinger, Peter Attinger Jr., Ronald Müller, Anton Knobel
Baden Regio (Baden)
Hansjörg Bless, Gerhard Schlösser, Josef Moser, Ueli Sax, alternate: Peter Roth
Bern Gurten (Bern)
Stefan Signer, Hans Wirz, Gerhard Kurt, Jürg Denecke
2014[5] Thun Luzern-City (Luzern)
Martin Zürrer, Dieter Wüest, Nick Gartenmann, Marc Syfrig
Solothurn-Wengi 1 (Solothurn)
Jürg Gnägi, Alfred Wyler, Stefan Schneider, René Fuchs, alternate: Emch Dieter
Baden Regio (Baden)
Thomas Heimann, Peter Roth, Josef Moser, Ueli Sax, alternate: Hansjörg Bless
2015[6] Küssnacht Bern-Gurten (Bern)
Stefan Signer, Jürg Denecke, Gerhard Kurt, Daniel Grünenfelder
Gstaad (Gstaad)
Stefan Karnusian, Kurt Reichenbach, Rudi Hari, Richard Pernet
Dübendorf 1 (Dübendorf)
Werner Attinger, Peter Attinger Jr., Ronny Müller, Toni Knobel
2016[7] Wetzikon results and teams not shown in source, dates and host city only
2017[8] Wetzikon Gstaad (Gstaad)
Stefan Karnusian, Kurt Reichenbach, Stewart Dryburgh, Richard Pernet
Dübendorf (Dübendorf)
Werner Attinger, Peter Attinger Jr., Ronny Müller, Marc Brügger, alternate: Anton Knobel
Dolder Turicum
Jacques Greiner, Hanspeter Nauer, Hansruedi Maag, Heinz Meierhofer
2018[9] Biel/Bienne Luzern-City (Luzern)
Dieter Wüest, Jens Piesbergen, Martin Zürrer, Marc Syfrig, alternate: Ernst Erb
Gstaad 2 (Gstaad)
Stefan Karnusian, Kurt Reichenbach, Stewart Dryburgh, Florian Zoergiebel
Solothurn Biber (Solothurn)
Christof Schwaller, Markus Känzig, Christoph Kaiser, Pierre Hug
2019[10] Bern Bern 1 (Bern)
Roland Ryf, Peter Brandenberger, Philipp Rollier, Theo Zaugg, alternate: Andreas z'Brun
Bern Inter-Capitals (Bern)
Marc Strasser, Louis Moser, Peter Berset, Pierre Tavernini, alternate: Paul Ruppen
Solothurn Regio (Solothurn)
Christof Schwaller, Markus Känzig, Christoph Kaiser, Pierre Hug
2020[11] Bern Bern Inter-Capitals (Bern)
Marc Strasser, Louis Moser, Peter Berset, Pierre Tavernini, alternate: Jean Pierre Ruetsche
Emmental (Emmental)
Toni Bichsel, Peter Wegmüller, Benz Steffen, Uli Bichsel, alternate: Kurt Friedli
Gstaad-Morges (Gstaad / Morges)
Stefan Karnusian, Stewart Dryburgh, Kurt Reichenbach, Florian Zoergiebel
2021 championship not held
2022[12] Wetzikon Solothurn Regio (Solothurn)
Christof Schwaller, Robert Hürlimann, Christoph Kaiser, Rolf Iseli, alternate: Pierre Hug
Luzern-City (Luzern)
Dieter Wüest, Jens Piesbergen, Martin Zürrer, Marc Syfrig, alternate: Ernst Erb
Gstaad-Morges (Gstaad / Morges)
Stefan Karnusian, Stewart Dryburgh, Stefan Traub, Florian Zoergiebel

Women

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Champions

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Year Host city Winning curling club (city) Winning team
(in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate; skips marked bold)
2003 Lausanne Grindelwald CC Monika Weibel, Yvonne Affentranger, Margrit Lüthi, Beatrice Siegrist
2004 Wildhaus Wildhaus-Inter CC Susan Limena, Susanne Affeltranger, Andrea Thommann, Lotti Pieper
2005 Küssnacht CG Wallisellen Isabelle Wüest, Monika Burgherr, Heike Schreyer, Corinne Egloff
2006 Wetzikon Solothurn-Wengi CC Annette Laubscher, Katharina Gnägi, Barbara Schneider, Marianne Hofer
2007 Küsnacht Küsnacht CC Pavla Rubasova, Dagmar Frei, Lucy Ebner, Nadia Boillat, alternate: Irène Goridis
2008 Arlesheim Bern Damen CC Marianne Zürcher-Amstutz, Anita Jäggi, Marlis Kurt, Ruth Dorner
2009 Baden Solothurn-Wengi CC Annette Laubscher, Kathrin Gnägi, Barbara Schneider, Marianne Dick
2010 Interlaken Solothurn-Wengi CC Annette Laubscher, Kathrin Gnägi, Barbara Schneider, Marianne Dick, alternate: Caroline Fuchs
2011 Bern Zürich-Stadt CC Susanne Affeltranger, Susan Limena, Luly Ebner, Monika Giger, alternate: Ruth Maier

Champions and medallists

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Team line-ups shows in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate, coach; skips marked bold.

Year Host city Champion Runner-up Bronze
2012—2015 championship not held
2016[13] Langnau Zug (Zug)
Esther Kobler, Liliane Huwyler, Doris Wunderlin, Esther Zimmermann Steiger
Thun Regio BlueStone (Thun)
Anna Müller, Monika Gafner, Tashi Blaser, Irene Beck, alternate: Daniela Gygax, coach: Cristina Lestander
Solothurn Wengi (Solothurn)
Karin Felder, Kathrin Gnägi, Barbara Schneider, Annette Laubscher, alternate: Regula Kiefer
2017 championship not held
2018[14] Emmental Baden Regio (Baden)
Dagmar Frei, Esther Kobler, Rosmarie von Rotz, Sylvia Schäpper
Thurgau (Thurgau)
Chantal Forrer, Liliane Huwyler, Silvia Schrader, Ursula Miller, alternate: Monika Lutz
Uzwil (Uzwil)
Marianne Flotron, Erna Widmer, Ursi Humbel, Karin Leutenegger
2019[15] Wallisellen Baden-Luzern (Baden/Luzern)
Dagmar Frei, Esther Kobler, Rosmarie von Rotz, Doris Wunderlin, alternate: Sylvia Schäpper
Bern Capitals (Bern)
Marianne Zürcher, Anita Portmann, Marlis Kurt, Ruth Dorner
Bern-Gstaad (Bern/Gstaad)
Jacqueline Gimmel-Feuz, Simone Iseli, Bettina Defilla Studer, Christa Berset
2020[16] Bern Bern Capitals (Bern)
Marianne Zürcher, Marlis Kurt, Ruth Dorner, Gabi Perret-Richter, alternate: Cristina Lestander, coach: Stefan Heilmann
Baden-Luzern (Baden/Luzern)
Dagmar Frei, Esther Kobler, Rosmarie von Rotz, Sylvia Schäpper, alternate: Doris Wunderlin
Wetzikon (Wetzikon)
Brigitte Schläpfer, Grazia Stern, Joanne Aerne-Schmid, Christa Ackeret-Rupp, alternate: Esther Fanti
2021 championship not held
2022[17] Zollbrück Bern Inter (Bern)
Cristina Lestander, Sandra Born, Silvia Gygax, Christina Gartenmann, alternate: Karin Durtschi
Baden-Luzern (Baden/Luzern)
Dagmar Frei, Esther Kobler, Rosmarie von Rotz, Sylvia Schäpper, alternate: Doris Wunderlin
Bern Capitals (Bern)
Marianne Zürcher, Marlis Kurt, Ruth Dorner, Gabi Perret-Richter, coach: Stefan Heilmann

References

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See also

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