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Sports season
2005–06 curling season |
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Sport | Curling |
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← 2004–05 |
The 2005-06 curling season began in September 2005 and ended in April 2006.
Season of Champions top three finishes[]
(Only team's skip listed)
Other events[]
CCA ranking events[]
Men's[]
Event
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Date
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Location
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Winning skip
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September 21–25 |
Ottawa |
Pierre Charette
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September 22–25 |
Brandon, Manitoba |
Jeff Stoughton
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September 22–25 |
Edmonton, Alberta |
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Shorty Jenkins Classic |
September 22–25 |
Brockville, Ontario |
Glenn Howard
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Weber Oslo Cup |
September 22–25 |
Oslo, Norway |
Nils Carlsén*
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September 26-October 2 |
Toronto |
Wayne Middaugh
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September 29-October 2 |
Sackville, Nova Scotia |
**
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Twin Anchors Houseboats/Prestige Inns Curling Classic |
September 29-October 3 |
Vernon, British Columbia |
Bob Ursel
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October 6–10 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba |
Jeff Stoughton
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October 6–10 |
Ottawa |
Bryan Cochrane
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October 7–9 |
Sudbury, Ontario |
**
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Swiss Cup Basel |
October 7–9 |
Basel, Switzerland |
Randy Ferbey
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Allied Windows - Westcoast Curling Classic |
October 7–10 |
New Westminster, British Columbia |
Kevin Martin
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October 7–10 |
Regina, Saskatchewan |
Brad Heidt
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October 13–16 |
Saint John, New Brunswick |
Jim Sullivan
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October 13–16 |
Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador |
Wayne Middaugh
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October 14–16 |
Barrie, Ontario |
Kirk Ziola **
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Meyers Norris Penny Charity Curling Classic |
October 14–17 |
Medicine Hat, Alberta |
John Morris
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October 20–23 |
Arnprior, Ontario |
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October 20–23 |
Quebec City |
Jean-Michel Ménard
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October 21–23 |
Bern, Switzerland |
Mark Dacey
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October 21–23 |
Guelph, Ontario |
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October 21–24 |
Bonnyville, Alberta |
Randy Ferbey
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Strauss Crown of Curling |
October 21–24 |
Kamloops, British Columbia |
Bert Gretzinger**
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October 24–30 |
Brampton, Ontario |
Dale Matchett
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Meyers Norris Penny Prairie Classic |
October 27–31 |
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba |
Brad Heidt
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October 28–30 |
Fredericton, New Brunswick |
Jim Sullivan
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October 28–30 |
North Bay, Ontario |
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October 28–31 |
Lethbridge, Alberta |
Rob Armitage
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The National |
November 2–6 |
Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia |
Wayne Middaugh
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November 3–6 |
Saint-Romuald, Quebec |
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November 3–6 |
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island |
Peter Gallant
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Brantford Cashspiel |
November 4–6 |
Brantford, Ontario |
Kirk Ziola**
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November 10–13 |
Ottawa |
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November 10–13 |
Utica, New York |
Mark Dacey
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Sobeys Curling Classic |
November 10–14 |
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia |
Mike Kennedy**
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November 11–13 |
Hamilton, Ontario |
Greg Balsdon
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November 11–14 |
Lloydminster, Alberta |
Mark Johnson
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Whites Drug Store Classic |
November 11–14 |
Swan River, Manitoba |
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November 18–20 |
Haileybury, Ontario |
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November 18–20 |
Hampton, New Brunswick |
Paul Dobson**
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November 18–20 |
Harriston, Ontario |
Greg Balsdon
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November 18–21 |
Nipawin, Saskatchewan |
Bruce Korte
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November 24–28 |
Stonewall, Manitoba |
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Meyers Norris Penny Mens Cash Spiel |
November 24–28 |
Red Deer, Alberta |
Mark Johnson
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November 25–28 |
Kelowna, British Columbia |
Bob Ursel
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November 25–28 |
Yorkton, Saskatchewan |
Randy Ferbey
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Brantford Nissan Classic |
December 1–4 |
Brantford, Ontario |
Peter Mellor**
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Point Optical Charity Classic |
December 1–4 |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan |
Glen Despins
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Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy Cash Spiel |
December 2–5 |
Dauphin, Manitoba |
Ryan Fry
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Canadian Olympic Curling Trials |
December 3–11 |
Halifax, Nova Scotia |
Brad Gushue
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December 9–11 |
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario |
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BDO Classic Canadian Open |
January 5–8 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba |
Jeff Stoughton
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January 6–8 |
Swan River, Manitoba |
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Strauss Canada Cup |
January 31-February 5 |
Kamloops, British Columbia |
Kevin Martin
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Quebec Men's Provincials |
February 5–12 |
Sept-Îles, Quebec |
Jean-Michel Ménard
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Northern Ontario Men's Provincials |
February 6–11 |
Nipigon, Ontario |
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Ontario Men's Provincials |
February 6–12 |
Guelph, Ontario |
Glenn Howard
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Newfoundland and Labrador Men's Provincials |
February 7–12 |
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador |
**
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Alberta Men's Provincials |
February 8–12 |
Edmonton, Alberta |
Kevin Martin
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Manitoba Men's Provincials |
February 8–12 |
Steinbach, Manitoba |
Jeff Stoughton
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New Brunswick Men's Provincials |
February 8–12 |
Fredericton, New Brunswick |
James Grattan
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PEI Men's Provincials |
February 8–12 |
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island |
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Saskatchewan Men's Provincials |
February 8–12 |
Weyburn, Saskatchewan |
Pat Simmons
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Nova Scotia Men's Provincials |
February 10–15 |
Liverpool, Nova Scotia |
Mark Dacey
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2006 Winter Olympics |
February 11–23 |
Pinerolo, Italy |
Brad Gushue
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BC Men's Provincials |
February 14–19 |
Chilliwack, British Columbia |
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Yukon/NWT Men's Provincials |
February 16–19 |
Whitehorse, Yukon |
Jamie Koe
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Masters of Curling |
February 23–26 |
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador |
Randy Ferbey
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Tim Hortons Brier |
March 11–19 |
Regina, Saskatchewan |
Jean-Michel Ménard
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World Championship |
April 1–11 |
Lowell, Massachusetts |
David Murdoch*
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Bear Mountain Arena Curling Classic |
April 6–9 |
Victoria, British Columbia |
Bob Ursel
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Players' Championship |
April 13–16 |
Calgary, Alberta |
Randy Ferbey
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Women's[]
Event
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Date
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Location
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Winning skip
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Shorty Jenkins Classic |
September 22–25 |
Brockville, Ontario |
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Oslo Cup |
September 22–25 |
Oslo, Norway |
Sherry Middaugh
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September 26-October 2 |
Toronto |
Carrie Lindner
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Twin Anchors Houseboats/Prestige Inns Curling Classic |
September 29-October 2 |
Vernon, British Columbia |
Cheryl Bernard
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October 7–10 |
Regina, Saskatchewan |
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Trail Appliances Autumn Gold Curling Classic |
October 7–10 |
Calgary, Alberta |
Jenn Hanna
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Meyers Norris Penny Charity Classic Cash Spiel |
October 14–17 |
Medicine Hat, Alberta |
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October 14–17 |
Ilderton, Ontario |
Debbie McCormick*
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Lady Monctonian Invitational Spiel |
October 21–23 |
Moncton, New Brunswick |
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Casinos of Winnipeg Women's Classic |
October 21–24 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba |
Jennifer Jones
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Strauss Crown of Curling |
October 21–24 |
Kelowna, British Columbia |
**
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October 24–30 |
Brampton, Ontario |
Julie Hastings
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October 28–30 |
Lethbridge, Alberta |
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Park Town Ladies Curling Classic |
October 28–31 |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan |
Stefanie Lawton
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November 3–6 |
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island |
Suzanne Gaudet
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Community Savings Ladies Classic |
November 4–7 |
Red Deer, Alberta |
Cathy King
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November 10–13 |
Ottawa |
Jenn Hanna
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Sobeys Curling Classic |
November 10–14 |
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia |
Heather Strong
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November 18–20 |
Fredericton, New Brunswick |
Heidi Hanlon**
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November 18–21 |
Edmonton, Alberta |
Renee Sonnenberg
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November 18–21 |
Nipawin, Saskatchewan |
Jolene McIvor**
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Wayden Transportation Ladies Classic |
November 18–21 |
Abbotsford, British Columbia |
Janet Harvey
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November 24–28 |
Stonewall, Manitoba |
Janet Harvey
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SaskPower Schmirler Women's Charity Classic |
November 25–28 |
Regina, Saskatchewan |
Amber Holland
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Canadian Olympic Curling Trials |
December 3–11 |
Halifax, Nova Scotia |
Shannon Kleibrink
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Quebec Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 15–22 |
Quebec City |
Ève Bélisle
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PEI Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 19–22 |
O'Leary, Prince Edward Island |
Suzanne Gaudet
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Alberta Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 24–29 |
Edmonton, Alberta |
Cathy King
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BC Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 25–29 |
Williams Lake, British Columbia |
Kelly Scott
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Manitoba Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 25–29 |
Thompson, Manitoba |
Jennifer Jones
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New Brunswick Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 25–29 |
Moncton, New Brunswick |
Andrea Kelly
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Newfoundland and Labrador Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 25–29 |
Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador |
Heather Strong
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Nova Scotia Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 25–29 |
St. Andrews, Nova Scotia |
Colleen Jones**
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NWT/Yukon Scott Tournament of Hearts |
January 26–29 |
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories |
Kerry Koe
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Ontario Women's Provincials |
January 29-February 4 |
Fort Frances, Ontario |
Krista Scharf**
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Sask Women's Provincials |
February 1–5 |
Yorkton, Saskatchewan |
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Strauss Canada Cup |
January 31-February 5 |
Kamloops, British Columbia |
Cathy King
|
2006 Winter Olympics |
February 11–22 |
Pinerolo, Italy |
Anette Norberg*
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Scott Tournament of Hearts |
February 25-March 5 |
London, Ontario |
Kelly Scott
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World Championship |
March 18–26 |
Grande Prairie, Alberta |
Anette Norberg*
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Players' Championship |
April 13–16 |
Calgary, Alberta |
Jennifer Jones
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*Non-Canadians who win events are not counted in the rankings.
**Non eligible team
WCT Money Ranking[]
#
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Men's teams
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$ (CAD)
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1 |
Randy Ferbey |
153,741
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2 |
Kevin Martin |
105,500
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3 |
John Morris |
76,500
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4 |
Pat Simmons |
66,700
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5 |
Wayne Middaugh |
63,000
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6 |
Jeff Stoughton |
61,000
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7 |
Glenn Howard |
56,783
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8 |
Pierre Charette |
48,725
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9 |
Bob Ursel |
42,500
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10 |
Pat Ryan |
32,731
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See also[]
Sources[]
Preceded by
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2005–06 curling season September 2005 – April 2006
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Succeeded by
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2005–06 World Cup seasons in the winter sports |
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