Rob Vilain

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Rob Vilain is a Dutch curler from the Curling Club PWA. He has curled in 10 European Curling Championships. He has only skipped in one though, that being the 2001 championships where he finished in 16th place. He has also been in the 1994 World Championships, when he was a second for Wim Neeleman. They finished in 7th place. [1]

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Teams

Men's

SeasonSkipThirdSecondLeadAlternateCoachEvents
1991–92 Wim Neeleman Gustaf van Imhoff Floris van Imhoff Rob Vilain ECC 1991 (12th)
1992–93 Wim Neeleman Gustaf van Imhoff Andreas van Imhoff Rob VilainDarrell Ell ECC 1992 (10th)
1993–94Wim NeelemanFloris van ImhoffRob Vilain Jeroen van Dillewijn Erik A van der Zwan (ECC),
Gustaf van Imhoff (WCC)		 ECC 1993 (8th)
WMCC 1994 (7th)
1994–95Wim NeelemanFloris van ImhoffRob VilainErik A van der ZwanJeroen Van Dillewijn ECC 1994 (8th)
1995–96Wim NeelemanFloris van ImhoffRob VilainErik A van der ZwanGustaf van Imhoff Armin Harder ECC 1996 (13th)
1996–97Floris van ImhoffGustaf van ImhoffRob VilainErik A van der ZwanWim NeelemanArmin Harder ECC 1996 (12th)
1997–98Floris van ImhoffRob VilainGustaf van Imhoff Jaap Veerman Erik A van der ZwanArmin Harder ECC 1997 (12th)
1998–99Floris van Imhoff Christian Dupont-Roc Rob VilainJaap VeermanGustaf van Imhoff ECC 1998 (9th)
2000–01Christian Dupont-RocFloris van ImhoffRob VilainJaap Veerman Robert van der Cammen Darrell Ell,
Gail Ell		 ECC 2000 (9th)
2001–02Rob Vilain Reg Wiebe Willem Pronk Walter Verbueken Steve van der Cammen Jaap Veerman ECC 2001 (16th)
2007–08Reg Wiebe Steve van der Cammen Mark Neeleman Mark Rurup Rob VilainBill Charlebois ECC 2007 (17th)
2008–09Rob Vilain Brian Doucet Miles Maclure Erik Dijkstra Laurens van der Windt Marlijn Muller ECC 2008 (14th)
2010–11Rob VilainBrian DoucetMiles MaclureErik DijkstraLaurens van der Windt Björn Schröder ECC 2010 (10th)

Mixed

SeasonSkipThirdSecondLeadAlternateEvents
2007–08Rob Vilain (fourth) Shari Leibbrandt-Demmon (skip) Marlijn Muller Laurens van der Windt Cecilia van Dorp,
Mark Neeleman 		EMxCC 2007 (17th)

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