The 2012 Swiss Cup Basel was held from October 4 to 7 at the in Arlesheim, Switzerland as part of the 2012–13 World Curling Tour. The event was held in a triple-knockout format, and the purse for the event was CHF40,000, of which the winner, Oskar Eriksson, received CHF13,000.[1] Eriksson defeated Sven Michel in the final with a score of 5–4.
Teams[]
The teams are listed as follows:[2][3]
Skip |
Third |
Second |
Lead |
Locale
|
Evgeny Arkhipov |
Sergei Glukhov |
Dmitry Mironov |
Arthu Ali |
Russia
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Basel, Switzerland
|
Alexander Attinger |
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Switzerland
|
Tom Brewster |
Greg Drummond |
Scott Andrews |
Michael Goodfellow |
Aberdeen, Scotland
|
Mark Dacey |
Tom Sullivan |
|
Andrew Gibson |
Halifax, Canada
|
Benoît Schwarz (fourth) |
Peter de Cruz (skip) |
Dominik Märki |
Valentin Tanner |
Switzerland
|
Tony Angiboust (fourth) |
Thomas Dufour (skip) |
Lionel Roux |
Wilfrid Coulot |
Chamonix, France
|
Niklas Edin |
Sebastian Kraupp |
Fredrik Lindberg |
Viktor Kjäll |
Karlstad, Sweden
|
Kristian Lindström (fourth) |
Oskar Eriksson (skip) |
Markus Eriksson |
Christoffer Sundgren |
Karlstad, Sweden
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Switzerland
|
Logan Gray |
Ross Paterson |
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Stirling, Scotland
|
Grant Hardie |
|
Hammy McMillan, Jr. |
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Dumfries, Scotland
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Switzerland
|
Marcus Hasselborg |
Peder Folke |
Andreas Prytz |
Anton Sandström |
Sweden
|
|
Yves Hess |
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Switzerland
|
Felix Schulze (fourth) |
John Jahr (skip) |
Peter Rickmers |
Sven Goldemann |
Hamburg, Germany
|
Andy Lang |
Daniel Herberg |
Daniel Neuner |
Andreas Kempf |
Füssen, Germany
|
Sven Michel |
Claudio Pätz |
Sandro Trolliet |
Simon Gempeler |
Adelboden, Switzerland
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|
Kevin Wunderlin |
Switzerland
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Italy
|
Marc Pfister |
|
Enrico Pfister |
Raphael Märki |
Switzerland
|
Andrea Pilzer |
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Italy
|
Tomi Rantamaki |
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Finland
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Uitikon, Switzerland
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Uitikon, Switzerland
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Bern, Switzerland
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(fourth) |
(skip) |
|
Beat A. Stephan |
St. Gallen, Switzerland
|
Jiří Snítil |
Martin Snítil |
Jindřich Kitzberger |
Marek Vydra |
Brno, Czech Republic
|
Alexey Tselousov |
Alexey Stukalsky |
Andrey Drozdov |
Artur Razhabov |
Saint-Petersburg, Russia
|
Thomas Ulsrud |
Torger Nergård |
Christoffer Svae |
Håvard Vad Petersson |
Oslo, Norway
|
Andreas Unterberger |
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Austria
|
Bernhard Werthemann |
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Switzerland
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Knockout Results[]
The draw is listed as follows:[4][5]
A Event[]
B Event[]
C Event[]
Playoffs[]
References[]
External links[]