1993 World Junior Curling Championships

1993 World Junior Curling Championships
Host city	Grindelwald, Switzerland
Dates	21–27 March
Men's winner	Scotland (6th title)
Skip	Craig Wilson
Third	Neil Murdoch
Second	Ricky Burnett
Lead	Craig Strawhorn
Alternate	Stuart Byers
Coach	Robin Halliday
Finalist	Canada (Michel Ferland)
Women's winner	Scotland (3rd title)
Skip	Kirsty Hay
Third	Gillian Barr
Second	Joanna Pegg
Lead	Louise Wilkie
Alternate	Fiona Brown
Finalist	Canada (Amber Holland)
«  1992 1994  »

The 1993 World Junior Curling Championships were held from 21 to 27 March in Grindelwald, Switzerland.

Men

Teams

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach
Canada	Michel Ferland	Marco Berthelot	Steve Beaudry	Steve Guetre	Philippe Lemay
Denmark	Torkil Svensgaard	Lasse Damm	Kenny Tordrup	Carsten Svensgaard	Rene Hojbjerg
England	Donald Doull	Bruce Bowyer	Mark Wilkinson	Mark Copperwheat	Richard Hills	Stephen Hinds
France	Spencer Mugnier	Thomas Dufour	Sylvain Ducroz	Philippe Caux	Cyrille Prunet
Germany	Markus Herberg	Daniel Herberg	Stephan Knoll	Markus Messenzehl	Oliver Trevisiol
Japan	Takashi Hara	Seiji Asano	Makoto Shirahata	Hidetaka Sunaga	Yoshinari Suzuki
Scotland	Craig Wilson	Neil Murdoch	Ricky Burnett	Craig Strawhorn	Stuart Byers	Robin Halliday
Sweden	Per Granqvist	Emil Marklund	Peter Hillbom	Emil Nordkvist	Rickard Hallström
Switzerland	Yannick Renggli	Chrislian Razafimahefa	Gregory Renggli	Patrick Tinembart	Dominic Andres
United States	Garrett Paine	Kevin Kosel	Danny Hadrava	Joel Koski	Sam Harms

Round Robin

Key
	Teams to Playoffs
	Teams to Tiebreaker for 3rd and 4th places
	Teams to Tiebreaker for 6th place

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	Canada	*	6:2	8:3	9:4	6:7	6:4	10:2	11:4	11:2	9:4	8	1
2	Scotland	2:6	*	4:3	10:6	7:2	9:8	4:8	10:3	5:3	9:5	7	2
3	France	3:8	3:4	*	2:7	8:2	6:2	9:4	8:2	8:3	11:4	6	3
3	Germany	4:9	6:10	7:2	*	11:6	6:10	7:6	7:4	7:6	8:4	6	3
3	Switzerland	7:6	2:7	2:8	6:11	*	6:5	5:2	11:3	6:5	11:3	6	3
6	Sweden	4:6	8:9	2:6	10:6	5:6	*	9:1	7:10	7:6	11:5	4	5
6	Denmark	2:10	8:4	4:9	6:7	2:5	1:9	*	7:3	7:4	12:1	4	5
8	England	4:11	3:10	2:8	4:7	3:11	10:7	3:7	*	13:4	10:4	3	6
9	United States	2:11	3:5	3:8	6:7	5:6	6:7	4:7	4:13	*	5:6	1	8
10	Japan	4:9	5:9	4:11	4:8	3:11	5:11	1:12	4:10	6:5	*	0	9

Tiebreakers

For playoffs from 3rd and 4th places:

	Round 1 (winner to playoffs from 3rd place, loser to Round 2)					Round 2 (winner to playoffs from 4th place, loser out to 5th place)
							Germany	7
		France	9				Switzerland	6
		Germany	7

For 6th place:

	.
	Sweden		6
	Denmark		4

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Game
	1	Canada	9
	4	Germany	8
						1	Canada	3
						2	Scotland	7
	2	Scotland	4
	3	France	2

Rankings

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Scotland	11	9	2
	Canada	11	9	2
	France	11	7	4
	Germany	12	7	5
5	Switzerland	10	6	4
6	Sweden	10	5	5
7	Denmark	10	4	6
8	England	9	3	6
9	United States	9	1	8
10	Japan	9	0	9

Women

Teams

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach
Canada	Amber Holland	Cindy Street	Tracy Beach	Angela Street	Marcia McKenzie
Denmark	Dorthe Holm	Angelina Jensen	Margit Pörtner	Helene Jensen	Kamilla Schack
Finland	Sari Suvanto (4th)	Kirsi Nykänen (skip)	Jaana Hämäläinen	Heli Jalkanen
France	Gaetane Bibollet	Aurore Vuillemin	Severine Bibollet	Vanessa Muller	Veronique Gannaz	Thierry Mercier
Japan	Mika Yoda	Takako Morlizumi	Yuka Kobayashi	Ayako Uchibori	Shiho Kobayashi
Norway	Marianne Haslum	Kristin Løvseth	Elisabeth Sandberg	Hege Korstadshagen	Ellen Kittelsen	Thoralf Hognestad
Scotland	Kirsty Hay	Gillian Barr	Joanna Pegg	Louise Wilkie	Fiona Brown
Sweden	Ulrika Bergman (4th)	Margaretha Lindahl (skip)	Anna Bergström	Elenor Mattsson	Maria "Mia" Zackrisson
Switzerland	Caroline Gruss	Magali Pont	Sylvie Meillaud	Nancy Guignard	Manuela Kormann
United States	Erika Brown	Kari Liapis	Stacey Liapis	Debbie Henry	Analissa Johnson

Round Robin

Key
	Teams to Playoffs

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	Scotland	*	9:6	7:5	11:7	8:5	12:3	8:9	12:2	9:8	13:1	8	1
2	Canada	6:9	*	9:7	4:11	10:9	10:5	9:1	12:5	8:5	7:4	7	2
3	Denmark	5:7	7:9	*	7:3	6:5	10:6	9:8	4:8	5:3	10:4	6	3
4	United States	7:11	11:4	3:7	*	9:8	4:6	13:2	14:2	10:3	14:3	6	3
5	Sweden	5:8	9:10	5:6	8:9	*	11:5	10:9	8:3	9:3	9:3	5	4
6	Norway	3:12	5:10	6:10	6:4	5:11	*	8:3	15:4	10:5	9:3	5	4
7	Finland	9:8	1:9	8:9	2:13	9:10	3:8	*	10:7	10:9	11:5	4	5
8	France	2:12	5:12	8:4	2:14	3:8	4:15	7:10	*	14:1	10:5	3	6
8	Switzerland	8:9	5:8	3:5	3:10	3:9	5:10	9:10	1:14	*	10:6	1	8
10	Japan	1:13	4:7	4:10	3:14	3:9	3:9	5:11	5:10	6:10	*	0	9

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Game
	1	Scotland	11
	4	United States	5
						1	Scotland	9
						2	Canada	5
	2	Canada	12
	3	Denmark	4

Rankings

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Scotland	11	10	1
	Canada	11	8	3
	Denmark	10	6	4
	United States	10	6	4
5	Sweden	9	5	4
6	Norway	9	5	4
7	Finland	9	4	5
8	France	9	3	6
9	Switzerland	9	1	8
10	Japan	9	0	9

Awards

WJCC All-Star Team:

	Skip	Third	Second	Lead
Men	Michel Ferland	Marco Berthelot	Peter Hillbom	Craig Strawhorn
Women	Kirsty Hay	Kari Liapis	Joanna Pegg	Angela Street

WJCC Sportsmanship Award:

Men	Takashi Hara
Women	Dorthe Holm

Sources

• Men's results from the World Curling Federation
• Women's results from the World Curling Federation