2007–08 curling season

The 2007-08 curling season began in September 2007 and ended in April 2008.

Season of Champions top three finishes[]

(Only team's skip listed)

Event	Winner	Runner-up	Third place
Canadian Mixed	Alberta (Ross)	Ontario ()	Nova Scotia ()
TSN Skins Game	Kevin Martin	Wayne Middaugh	Glenn Howard Brad Gushue
Continental Cup	North America	Europe
Canadian Juniors (men's)	Quebec (Dion)	Ontario ()	Prince Edward Island (Gallant)
Canadian Juniors (women's)	Manitoba (Lawes)	Saskatchewan (McVicar)	Nova Scotia ()
Scotties Tournament of Hearts	Manitoba (Jones)	Alberta (Kleibrink)	Ontario (S. Middaugh)
Tim Hortons Brier	Alberta (Martin)	Ontario (G. Howard)	Saskatchewan (Simmons)
World Junior Championships (men's)	United States (Plys)	Sweden (Eriksson)	Canada (Dion)
World Junior Championships (women's)	Scotland (Muirhead)	Sweden (Östlund)	Canada (Lawes)
Canada Cup (men's)	Kevin Koe	Kevin Martin	Brad Gushue
Canada Cup (women's)	Stefanie Lawton	Kelly Scott	Cheryl Bernard
Canadian Seniors (men's)	Saskatchewan (Hritzuk)	New Brunswick (R. Howard)	Nova Scotia ()
Canadian Seniors (women's)	British Columbia (Sanders)	Ontario (Pearson)	Alberta (Turner)
Women's World Championships	Canada (Jones)	China (Wang B.)	Switzerland (Ott)
Men's World Championships	Canada (Martin)	Scotland (Murdoch)	Norway (Ulsrud)

Other events[]

Event	Winner	Runner-up	Third place
European Mixed	Wales (Meikle)	Denmark (Ostrowski)	Germany (Schöpp)
Pacific Championships (men's)	China (Wang F.)	Australia (Millikin)	New Zealand (Becker)
Pacific Championships (women's)	China (Wang B.)	Japan (Meguro)	South Korea ()
European Championships (men's)	Scotland (Murdoch)	Norway (Ulsrud)	Denmark (Frederiksen)
European Championships (women's)	Sweden (Norberg)	Scotland (Wood)	Denmark (Nielsen)
European Junior Challenge (men's)	Czech Republic ()	Poland ()	France ()
European Junior Challenge (women's)	Germany ()	Italy ()	Czech Republic ()
Pacific Juniors (men's)	China (Zang)	Japan ()	South Korea ()
Pacific Juniors (women's)	Japan ()	China (Sun)	South Korea ()
World Wheelchair Championship	Norway (Lorentsen)	South Korea ()	United States ()
Mixed Doubles	Switzerland Schori/Müller	Finland Malmi/J. Uusipaavalniemi	Sweden Persson/Carlsson
World Seniors (men's)	Canada (Ryan)	Sweden (Lindeman)	United States ()
World Seniors (women's)	Canada ()	Scotland ()	Switzerland ()

World Curling Tour winners[]

Event	Date	Location	Winning skip	Runner-up skip
Baden Masters	Sept. 7-9	Baden, Switzerland	Brad Gushue	Andy Kapp
Radisson SAS Oslo Cup	Sept. 20-23	Oslo, Norway	Kevin Koe	Pål Trulsen
AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Classic	Sept. 20-23	Brockville, Ontario	Glenn Howard	Brad Gushue
Boston Pizza September Shoot-Out	Sept. 21-23	Edmonton, Alberta	Pat Simmons
Twin Anchors Houseboat Cashspiel	Sept. 27-30	Vernon, British Columbia	Bob Ursel	Sean Geall
Mac Ice Classic	Oct. 4-8	Ottawa, Ontario	Jean-Michel Ménard
Swiss Cup Basel	Oct. 5-8	Basel, Switzerland	David Murdoch	Stefan Karnusian
PriceWaterHouseCoopers Westcoast Curling Classic	Oct. 5-9	New Westminster, British Columbia	Kevin Koe	Bob Ursel
	Oct. 5-8	Winnipeg, Manitoba	Allan Lyburn
	Oct. 11-14	Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador	Shawn Adams	Randy Ferbey
St. Paul Cashspiel	Oct. 12-15	St. Paul, Minnesota	Craig Disher
Meyers Norris Penny Charity Classic	Oct. 12-15	Medicine Hat, Alberta		Pat Simmons
	Oct. 18-21	Quebec, Quebec		Bryan Cochrane
Bern Open	Oct. 19-22	Bern, Switzerland	Russ Howard	Ralph Stöckli
Strauss Crown of Curling	Oct. 19-22	Kamloops, British Columbia	Bryan Miki	Greg McAulay
	Oct. 19-22	Bonnyville, Alberta	Kevin Martin	Randy Ferbey
Meyers Norris Penny Prairie Classic	Oct. 26-29	Portage la Prairie, Manitoba	Glenn Howard	Joel Jordison
Red Deer Curling Classic	Nov. 1-4	Red Deer, Alberta	Kurt Balderston	Rob Armitage
Cactus Pheasant Classic	Nov. 1-4	Brooks, Alberta	Kevin Martin	Wayne Middaugh
	Nov. 8-11	Fairbanks, Alaska	Jason Larway
	Nov. 9-12	Duluth, Minnesota	Jeff Currie	Craig Brown
Whites Drug Store Classic	Nov. 9-12	Swan River, Manitoba	Joel Jordison	Darrell McKee
	Nov. 9-12	Lloydminster, Alberta	Jeff Stoughton	Glenn Howard
	Nov. 15-18	Luzern, Switzerland	Thomas Ulsrud	Tom Brewster
Pharmasave Gimli Classic	Nov. 16-18	Gimli, Manitoba		Daley Peters
	Nov. 16-18	Wainwright, Alberta
McDonald's Invitational	Nov. 16-19	Brantford, Ontario	Glenn Howard	Kirk Ziola
Challenge Casino De Charlevoix	Nov. 21-25	Clermont, Quebec		Robert Desjardins
Skookum/WCT Yukon Cash Spiel	Nov. 22-25	Whitehorse, Yukon
Interlake Pharmacy Classic	Nov. 22-26	Stonewall, Manitoba	Kerry Burtnyk	Vic Peters
BDO Classic Canadian Open	Nov. 28-Dec. 2	Quebec, Quebec	Kevin Martin	Shawn Adams
	Nov. 30-Dec. 2	Grande Prairie, Alberta
Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy Cash Spiel	Nov. 30-Dec. 3	Dauphin, Manitoba		Reid Carruthers
Morgan Stanley Curling Classic	Nov. 30-Dec. 2	Madison, Wisconsin	Craig Brown
Point Optical Charity Curling Classic	Dec. 7-10	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	Randy Woytowich	Darrell McKee
John Shea Insurance Canada Cup Qualifier	Dec. 12-16	Ottawa, Ontario	Kevin Koe	Mike McEwen
Curl Mesabi Cash Spiel	Dec. 14-16	Eveleth, Minnesota	Pete Fenson	Craig Brown
The National	Dec. 20-23	Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia	Kevin Martin	Kevin Koe
Ramada Perth Masters	Jan. 3-6	Perth, Scotland	Glenn Howard	Kerry Burtnyk
Masters of Curling	Jan. 23-27	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	Glenn Howard	Kevin Koe
	Jan. 31-Feb. 1	Prague, Czech Republic	Stefano Ferronato	Markku Uusipaavalniemi
Bear Mountain Arena Classic	Apr. 3-6	Victoria, British Columbia	Bob Ursel	Wayne Middaugh
Tylenol Players Championship	Apr. 15-20	St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador	Glenn Howard	Kevin Martin

Women's World Curling Tour winners[]

Event	Date	Location	Winning skip	Runner-up skip
	Sept. 17-23	Cambridge, Ontario	Julie Reddick
Radisson SAS Oslo Cup	Sept. 20-23	Oslo, Norway	Jennifer Jones	Sherry Anderson
AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Classic	Sept. 20-23	Brockville, Ontario	Debbie McCormick	Ève Bélisle
Boston Pizza September Shoot-Out	Sept. 21-23	Edmonton, Alberta	Wang Bingyu	Glenys Bakker
Twin Anchors Houseboat Cashspiel	Sept. 27-30	Vernon, British Columbia	Heather Rankin	Shannon Kleibrink
Trail Appliances Autumn Gold	Oct. 5-9	Calgary, Alberta	Jennifer Jones	Shannon Kleibrink
Women's Masters Basel	Oct. 12-14	Basel, Switzerland	Anette Norberg	Edith Loudon
Meyers Norris Penny Charity Classic	Oct. 12-15	Medicine Hat, Alberta	Moe Meguro
	Oct. 12-15	London, Ontario	Rachel Homan	Ève Bélisle
	Oct. 18-21	Quebec, Quebec	Ève Bélisle
Casinos of Winnipeg Classic	Oct. 19-22	Winnipeg, Manitoba	Shannon Kleibrink	Jennifer Jones
Zurich Women's Masters	Oct. 19-21	Zurich, Switzerland	Irene Schori	Binia Feltscher-Beeli
Strauss Crown of Curling	Oct. 19-22	Kamloops, British Columbia	Kelly Scott	Marla Mallett
Colonial Square Ladies Classic	Oct. 26-29	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	Stefanie Lawton	Cathy King
Stockholm Ladies Cup	Nov. 1-4	Stockholm, Sweden	Anette Norberg	Anna Hasselborg
Red Deer Curling Classic	Nov. 1-4	Red Deer, Alberta	Jennifer Jones	Kristie Moore
Royal Lepage OVCA Women's Fall Classic	Nov. 2-4	Ottawa, Ontario	Jenn Hanna
	Nov. 9-12	Duluth, Minnesota	Patti Lank
Wayden Transportation Ladies Classic	Nov. 16-19	Abbotsford, British Columbia	Kelly Scott	Stefanie Lawton
Sun Life Invitational	Nov. 16-19	Brantford, Ontario	Julie Hastings	Krista McCarville
Interlake Pharmacy Classic	Nov. 22-26	Stonewall, Manitoba		Barb Spencer
CUETS Schmirler Charity Classic	Nov. 23-26	Regina, Saskatchewan	Jolene McIvor	Michelle Englot
International ZO Women's Tournament	Nov. 23-25	Wetzikon, Switzerland	Mirjam Ott	Ludmila Privivkova
Sobeys Slam	Nov. 29-Dec. 2	New Glasgow, Nova Scotia	Sherry Middaugh	Marie-France Larouche
	Nov. 30-Dec. 3	Lloydminster, Alberta
	Dec. 12-16	Edmonton, Alberta	Cheryl Bernard	Sherry Middaugh
	Jan. 11-13	Bern, Switzerland	Kelly Scott	Kelly Wood
	Jan. 18-20	Glasgow, Scotland		Kelly Wood
Tylenol Players Championship	Apr. 15-20	St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador	Amber Holland	Krista McCarville

Events in bold indicate Grand Slam events.

WCT Money Ranking[]

Sources[]

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