2011 DEKALB Superspiel (November)
Curling competition at Morris, Manitoba
The 2011 DEKALB Superspiel was held November 24 to 27 at the Morris Curling Club in Morris, Manitoba, as part of the 2011–12 World Curling Tour. The event featured 16 men's teams and 15 women's teams competing in a triple knockout format. The purses for the event were CAD$30,000 for the men's event and CAD$24,000 for the women's event.[1]
Men
Teams
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Third |
Second |
Lead |
Locale
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Daniel Birchard |
Kelly Fordyce |
Brody Moore |
Andrew Pech |
Manitoba
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David Bohn |
Andrew Irving |
Dennis Bohn |
Larry Solomon |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Brendan Bottcher |
Bradley Thiessen |
Micky Lizmore |
Karrick Martin |
Edmonton, Alberta
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Jim Coleman |
A.J Girardin |
Brad Van Walleghem |
Shane Halliburton |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Carl deConinck Smith |
Jeff Sharp |
Chris Haichert |
Jesse St. John |
Rosetown, Saskatchewan
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Randy Dutiaume |
Peter Nicholls |
Dean Moxham |
Wayne Sigurdson |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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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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Sean Grassie |
Corey Chambers |
Kody Janzen |
Stuart Shiells |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Mark Hadway |
Rob Fischer |
Gord Wood |
Jason Beyette |
Dauphin, Manitoba
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David Hamblin |
Kevin Hamblin |
Kyle Einarson |
Mike Neufeld |
Morris, Manitoba
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Tom Hyde |
Neil Jordan |
Ray Faith |
Cam Scott |
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba
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William Lyburn |
James Kirkness |
Alex Forrest |
Tyler Forrest |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Braeden Moskowy |
Kirk Muyres |
D.J. Kidby |
Dustin Kidby |
Regina, Saskatchewan
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Dean North |
Darcy Hayward |
Bill North, Jr. |
Warren McCutcheon |
Carman, Manitoba
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Daley Peters (fourth) |
Vic Peters (skip) |
Brendan Taylor |
Kyle Werenich |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Knockout results
A event
B event
C event
Playoffs
Women
Teams
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Third |
Second |
Lead |
Locale
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Joelle Brown |
Tracey Lavery |
Susan Baleja |
Jennifer Cawson |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Chelsea Carey |
Kristy McDonald |
Kristen Foster |
Lindsay Titheridge |
Morden, Manitoba
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Lisa DeRiviere |
Jolene Rutter |
Heather Pearson |
Alicia Pearson |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Janet Harvey |
Cherie-Ann Loder |
Kristin Loder |
Carey Kirby |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Kim Link |
Maureen Bonar |
Colleen Kilgallen |
Renee Fletcher |
East St. Paul, Manitoba
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Deb McCreanor |
Ashley Meakin |
Stephanie Armstrong-Craplewe |
Laurie Macdonell |
La Salle, Manitoba
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Michelle Montford |
Courtney Blanchard |
Sara Jones |
Sarah Norget |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Cathy Overton-Clapham |
Jenna Loder |
Ashley Howard |
Breanne Meakin |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Darcy Robertson |
Calleen Neufeld |
Vanessa Foster |
Michelle Kruk |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Karen Rosser |
Cheryl Reed |
Stacey Fordyce |
Brenna Philp |
Dugald, Manitoba
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Erika Sigurdson |
Heather Maxted |
Laura Budowsky |
Meghan Knutson |
Stonewall, Manitoba
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Barb Spencer |
Karen Klein |
Ainsley Champagne |
Raunora Westcott |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Jill Thurston |
Kerri Einarson |
Kendra Georges |
Sarah Wazney |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Terry Ursel |
Wanda Rainka |
Kendell Kohinski |
Brenda Walker |
Plumas, Manitoba
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Kate Cameron (fourth) |
Alyssa Vandepoele (skip) |
Abby Ackland |
Sheyna Andries |
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Knockout results
A-Event
B-Event
C-Event
Playoffs
References
External links
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