2006 European Curling Championships

The 2006 European Curling Championships were held December 9–16, 2006 at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland.

Men Division A[]

Teams[]

Denmark	Finland	France
Skip: Johnny Frederiksen Third: Lars Vilandt Second: Bo Jensen Lead: Kenneth Hertsdahl Alternate: Ivan Frederiksen	Skip: Markku Uusipaavalniemi Third: Kalle Kiiskinen Second: Jani Sullanmaa Lead: Teemu Salo Alternate: Jari Rouvinen	Skip: Thomas Dufour Third: Tony Angiboust Second: Jan Ducroz Lead: Richard Ducroz Alternate: Raphael Mathieu
Germany	Ireland	Norway
Skip: Sebastian Stock Third: Daniel Herberg Second: Markus Messenzehl Lead: Patrick Hoffman Alternate: Bernhard Mayr	Skip: Robin Gray Third: John Kenny Second: Lead: Peter Wilson Alternate:	Skip: Thomas Ulsrud Third: Torger Nergaard Second: Thomas Due Lead: Jan Thoresen Alternate:
Scotland	Sweden	Switzerland
Skip: David Murdoch Third: Ewan MacDonald Second: Peter Smith Lead: Euan Byers Alternate: David Hay	Skip: Per Carlsen Third: Mickael Norberg Second: Rickard Hallström Lead: Fredrik Hallström Alternate: Nils Carlsen	Skip: Andy Schwaller Third: Ralph Stöckli Second: Thomas Lips Lead: Damian Grichting Alternate: Raphael Brütsch
Wales
Skip: Adrian Meikle Third: Jamie Meikle Second: Lead: Alternate:

Standings[]

A tournament[]

Final round robin standings[]

Country	Skip	W	L
Scotland	David Murdoch	7	2
Switzerland	Andy Schwaller	7	2
Germany	Sebastian Stock	6	3
Sweden	Per Carlsen	5	4
Norway	Thomas Ulsrud	5	4
Finland	Markku Uusipaavalniemi	5	4
Denmark	Johnny Frederiksen	3	6
Ireland	Robin Gray	3	6
France	Thomas Dufour	3	6
Wales	Adrian Meikle	1	8

Session 1[]

December 9, 2006


Switzerland	8–6	France
Finland	5–6	Germany
Denmark	4–5	Ireland
Wales	7–9	Scotland
Norway	5–6	Sweden

Session 2[]

December 9, 2006


Denmark	9–7	France
Scotland	10–3	Germany
Sweden	8–6	Ireland
Wales	3–8	Switzerland
Norway	8–7	Finland

Session 3[]

December 10, 2006


Scotland	6–4	Sweden
France	9–7	Wales
Germany	3–4	Norway
Ireland	5–8	Switzerland
Denmark	2–8	Finland

Session 4[]

December 11, 2006


Wales	7–8	Ireland
France	5–10	Germany
Scotland	5–4	Norway
Denmark	1–4	Switzerland
Sweden	5–7	Finland

Session 5[]

December 11, 2006


Germany	10–7	Ireland
Sweden	5–6	Switzerland
Scotland	11–5	France
Denmark	2–8	Norway
Wales	8–9	Finland

Session 6[]

December 12, 2006


Wales	2–7	Sweden
Denmark	4–7	Germany
France	4–9	Norway
Scotland	8–3	Switzerland
Ireland	6–9	Finland

Session 7[]

December 12, 2006


Wales	6–4	Germany
France	2–8	Sweden
Scotland	7–9	Denmark
Finland	4–7	Switzerland
Norway	4–6	Ireland

Session 8[]

December 13, 2006


Wales	5–7	Norway
France	6–2	Finland
Scotland	7–1	Ireland
Denmark	5–7	Sweden
Switzerland	3–7	Germany

Session 9[]

December 14, 2006


Wales	5–7	Denmark
France	8–2	Ireland
Scotland	3–9	Finland
Norway	2–6	Switzerland
Sweden	4–5	Germany

Tie-breakers[]

December 14, 2006


Finland	5–6	Norway
Ireland	4–5	France
Denmark	5–6	France
Sweden	7–6	Norway

Play-off[]

December 15, 2006


Sweden	6–2	Germany
Switzerland	9–5	Scotland

Semi final[]

December 15, 2006


Sweden	2–5	Scotland

Final[]

December 16, 2006


Switzerland	7–6	Scotland

Men Division B[]

Teams Group 1[]

Austria	Belgium	Bulgaria
Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate: Dirk Heylen	Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:
Croatia	Czech Republic	Italy
Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Jiri Snitil Third: Martin Snitil Second: Jindrich Kitzberger Lead: Marek Vydra Alternate:	Skip: Stefano Ferronato Third: Alessandro Zisa Second: Marco Mariani Lead: Alternate: Giorgio da Rin
Latvia	Lithuania	Slovakia
Skip: Kārlis Smilga Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Frantisek Pitonak Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:
Spain
Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:

Standings[]

Country	G	W	L
Italy	9	9	0
Czech Republic	9	8	1
Belgium	9	7	2
Latvia	9	6	3
Slovakia	9	5	4
Bulgaria	9	4	5
Austria	9	3	6
Croatia	9	2	7
Spain	9	1	8
Lithuania	9	0	9

Teams Group 2[]

Belarus	England	Estonia
Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate: Dmitry Kirillov	Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate: none
Greece	Hungary	Kazakhstan
Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Gyoergy Nagy Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Viktor Kim Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:
Netherlands	Poland	Russia
Skip: Steven van der Cammen Third: Reg Wiebe Second: Lead: Christiaan Offringa Alternate:	Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Alexander Kirikov Third: Petr Dron Second: Dmitriy Abanin Lead: Aleksey Kamnev Alternate:
Serbia
Skip: Marko Stojanovic Third: Second: Lead: Alternate: none

Standings[]

Country	G	W	L
Russia	9	9	0
England	9	7	2
Netherlands	9	7	2
Hungary	9	7	2
Poland	9	5	4
Greece	9	3	6
Belarus	9	3	6
Serbia	9	2	7
Estonia	9	2	7
Kazakhstan	9	0	9

Tie-breakers[]

December 13–14, 2006


Hungary	8–5	Netherlands
Hungary	12–6	England

Play-off[]

December 14, 2006


Italy	6–4	Russia
Hungary	3–8	Czech Republic

Semi final[]

December 15, 2006


Russia	7–12	Czech Republic

Final[]

December 15, 2006


Italy	6–9	Czech Republic

World Cup Challenge[]

December 16, 2006


Denmark	2–1	Czech Republic

Women Division A[]

Teams[]

Czech Republic	Denmark	Germany
Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Karolina Pilarova Alternate:	Fourth: Madeleine Dupont Third: Camilla Jensen Second: Denise Dupont Skip: Angelina Jensen Alternate:	Skip: Andrea Schöpp Third: Monika Wagner Second: Lead: Alternate:
Italy	Netherlands	Norway
Skip: Diana Gaspari Third: Giulia Lacedelli Second: Giorgia Apollonio Lead: Violetta Caldart Alternate: Elettra de Col	Skip: Shari Leibbrandt Third: Margrietha Voskuilen Second: Idske de Jong Lead: Marlijn Muller Alternate:	Skip: Dordi Nordby Third: Marianne Rørvik Second: Charlotte Hovring Lead: Camilla Holth Alternate: Kristin Skaslien
Russia	Scotland	Sweden
Skip: Ludmila Privivkova Third: Olga Jarkova Second: Nkeirouka Ezekh Lead: Ekaterina Galkina Alternate: Margarita Fomina	Skip: Rhona Martin Third: Debbie Knox Second: Claire Milne Lead: Lynn Cameron Alternate:	Skip: Camilla Johansson Third: Katarina Nyberg Second: Mio Hasselborg Lead: Elisabeth Persson Alternate:
Switzerland
Skip: Mirjam Ott Third: Binia Feltscher-Beeli Second: Valeria Spälty Lead: Janine Greiner Alternate: Manuela Kormann

Standings[]

Country	G	W	L
Russia	9	9	0
Italy	9	6	3
Switzerland	9	6	3
Scotland	9	5	4
Germany	9	5	4
Sweden	9	5	4
Denmark	9	4	5
Czech Republic	9	3	6
Norway	9	2	7
Netherlands	9	0	9

Results[]

Session 1[]

December 9, 2006


Scotland	5–2	Czech Republic
Denmark	3–7	Sweden
Norway	9–3	Netherlands
Russia	12–6	Switzerland
Germany	8–5	Italy

Session 2[]

December 9, 2006


Germany	0–9	Denmark
Netherlands	6–9	Italy
Scotland	2–7	Russia
Norway	6–4	Czech Republic
Sweden	8–6	Switzerland

Session 3[]

December 10, 2006


Switzerland	4–7	Italy
Czech Republic	5–9	Russia
Sweden	4–8	Germany
Netherlands	2–6	Scotland
Norway	2–9	Denmark

Session 4[]

December 10, 2006


Czech Republic	9–8	Sweden
Norway	5–7	Scotland
Denmark	6–7	Italy
Switzerland	7–6	Germany
Russia	14–3	Netherlands

Session 5[]

December 11, 2006


Norway	2–10	Germany
Sweden	7–2	Netherlands
Czech Republic	2–9	Switzerland
Denmark	6–10	Russia
Italy	2–6	Scotland

Session 6[]

December 11, 2006


Italy	4–6	Russia
Scotland	4–5	Switzerland
Netherlands	7–9	Denmark
Sweden	7–5	Norway
Czech Republic	5–10	Germany

Session 7[]

December 12, 2006


Denmark	8–4	Scotland
Italy	6–5	Czech Republic
Russia	7–3	Sweden
Germany	9–3	Netherlands
Switzerland	6–5	Norway

Session 8[]

December 13, 2006


Netherlands	5–6	Switzerland
Russia	9–6	Germany
Italy	9–5	Norway
Czech Republic	8–7	Denmark
Scotland	2–5	Sweden

Session 9[]

December 13, 2006


Russia	7–5	Norway
Switzerland	7–3	Denmark
Germany	3–6	Scotland
Italy	9–2	Sweden
Netherlands	4–11	Czech Republic

Tie-breakers[]

December 14, 2006


Scotland	7–6	Sweden
Scotland	4–3	Germany

Play-off[]

December 15, 2006


Russia	5–7	Italy
Switzerland	8–3	Scotland

Semi final[]

December 15, 2006


Switzerland	5–7	Russia

Final[]

December 16, 2006


Russia	9–4	Italy

Women Division B[]

Teams[]

Austria	Croatia	England
Skip: Claudia Toth Third: Karina Toth Second: Lead: Alternate: none	Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Joan Reed Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:
Estonia	Finland	France
Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate: none	Skip: Anne Malmi Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Sandrine Morand Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:
Hungary	Latvia	Lithuania
Skip: Ildikó Szekeres Third: Alexandra Béres Second: Lead: Alternate: none	Skip: Evita Regza Third: Dace Regza Second: Lead: Alternate: none	Skip: Virginija Paulauskaitė Third: Second: Lead: Alternate: none
Poland	Slovakia	Spain
Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate:	Skip: Third: Second: Lead: Alternate: none	Skip: Third: Ana Arce Second: Lead: Alternate:

Standings Group 1[]

Country	G	W	L
England	5	4	1
France	5	4	1
Austria	5	4	1
Spain	5	2	3
Estonia	5	1	4
Lithuania	5	0	5

Standings Group 2[]

Country	G	W	L
Finland	5	5	0
Hungary	5	4	1
Poland	5	3	2
Latvia	5	2	3
Slovakia	5	1	4
Croatia	5	0	5

Tie-breakers[]

December 13, 2006


Austria	7–6	France

Play-off[]

December 14, 2006


England	4–7	Finland
Hungary	8–9	Austria

Semi final[]

December 15, 2006


Austria	8–6	England

Final[]

December 15, 2006


Austria	7–3	Finland

References[]

"Le Gruyère European Curling Championships 2006 - Men's". World Curling Federation. Retrieved 2017-03-23.
"Le Gruyère European Curling Championships 2006 - Women's". World Curling Federation. Retrieved 2017-03-23.