English Mixed Curling Championship

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English Mixed Curling Championship
Established2005
2019 championFiona Spain

The English Mixed Curling Championship is the national mixed curling championship for England. The championship usually decides which team of curlers is sent to the following season's World Mixed Curling Championship (from 2015) or the European Mixed Curling Championship (before 2015). It has been held annually since 2005. [1] It is organized by the English Curling Association. [2]

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Past champions

YearSkipThirdSecondLeadAlternatePlace
at Euros
next
season [3]
Place
at Worlds
next
season [4]
2005Alan MacDougall Joan Reed Chris RobinsonClaire Grimwood
2006not held
2007Alan MacDougall Lana Watson Andrew ReedSuzie Law
2008Alan MacDougall Lana Watson Andrew ReedSuzie Law
2009Alan MacDougall Lana Watson Andrew ReedSuzie Law
Bronze medal icon.svg (2009)
2010Alan MacDougall Lana Watson Andrew ReedSuzie Law
4th
2011Alan MacDougall Lana Watson Andrew ReedSuzie Law
2012Bryan ZacharyLauren PearceKerr AlexanderNaomi RobinsonAngharad Ward
2013John SharpLorna RettigNigel PatrickAlison Hemmings
2014 Ben Fowler Lorna RettigNigel Patrick Anna Fowler
2015Arthur Bates Lana Watson Harry Mallows Sára Jahodová
2016Greg DunnAngharad WardNigel PatrickLorna Rettig
2017Andrew WoolstonLesley GregoryScott GibsonKirsty Balfour
9th
2018Greg DunnLorna RettigJonathan BradenSydney Boyd
2019Stuart Brand (fourth)Fiona Spain (skip)Johnathan HavercroftKathryn Spain

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