2016 Canadian Junior Curling Championships

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2016 Canadian Junior Curling Championships
Host cityStratford, Ontario
Arena
DatesJanuary 23–31
Men's winner Manitoba
Curling clubGranite CC, Winnipeg
SkipMatt Dunstone
ThirdColton Lott
Second
LeadRob Gordon
Finalist Northern Ontario (Tanner Horgan)
Women's winner Nova Scotia
Curling club, Chester
SkipMary Fay
ThirdKristin Clarke
SecondKarlee Burgess
LeadJanique LeBlanc
Finalist British Columbia ()
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The 2016 Canadian Junior Curling Championships were held from January 23 to 31 at the .[1] The winners represented Canada at the 2016 World Junior Curling Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark.[2]

Men[]

Main article: 2016 Canadian Junior Curling Championships – Men's tournament

Round robin standings[]

Final Round Robin Standings

Key
Teams to Championship Pool
Teams to Tie-Breakers
Pool A Skip W L
 Manitoba Matt Dunstone 6 0
 Quebec Félix Asselin 4 2
 Ontario Doug Kee 4 2
 Alberta Karsten Sturmay 3 3
 Nova Scotia Matthew Manuel 2 4
 Newfoundland and Labrador Greg Smith 2 4
 Nunavut Arthur Siksik 0 6
Pool B Skip W L
 British Columbia Tyler Tardi 6 0
 Northern Ontario Tanner Horgan 5 1
 New Brunswick 4 2
 Saskatchewan Jacob Hersikorn 3 3
 Prince Edward Island Matthew MacLean 2 4
 Northwest Territories Matthew Miller 1 5
 Yukon Brayden Klassen 0 6

Championship pool standings[]

After Round Robin Standings

Key
Teams to Playoffs
Province Skip W L
 Northern Ontario Tanner Horgan 9 1
 Manitoba Matt Dunstone 9 1
 British Columbia Tyler Tardi 7 3
 Quebec Félix Asselin 6 4
 Alberta Karsten Sturmay 6 4
 Saskatchewan Jacob Hersikorn 5 5
 Ontario Doug Kee 5 5
 New Brunswick 4 6

Playoffs[]

Semifinal Final
      
1  Northern Ontario 4
2  Manitoba 11
2  Manitoba 8
3  British Columbia 3

Semifinal[]

Saturday, January 30, 19:00

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Final
 Manitoba (Dunstone) a hammer icon 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 1 2 X 8
 British Columbia (Tardi) 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 X 3
Player percentages
 Manitoba  British Columbia
Rob Gordon 83% Nicholas Meister 86%
94% 81%
Colton Lott 94% 78%
Matt Dunstone 92% Tyler Tardi 65%
Total 91% Total 77%

Final[]

Sunday, January 31, 15:00

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Final
 Northern Ontario (Horgan) a hammer icon 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X X 4
 Manitoba (Dunstone) 0 3 3 1 0 3 0 1 X X 11
Player percentages
 Northern Ontario  Manitoba
98% Rob Gordon 97%
81% 100%
Jacob Horgan 64% Colton Lott 91%
Tanner Horgan 70% Matt Dunstone 97%
Total 79% Total 96%

Women[]

Main article: 2016 Canadian Junior Curling Championships – Women's tournament

Round robin standings[]

Final Round Robin Standings

Key
Teams to Championship Pool
Pool A Skip W L
 New Brunswick Justine Comeau 5 1
 Manitoba 5 1
 Alberta 4 2
 Quebec Laurie St-Georges 4 2
 Northern Ontario Megan Smith 2 4
 Nunavut Sadie Pinksen 1 5
 Northwest Territories Zoey Walsh 0 6
Pool B Skip W L
 British Columbia 6 0
 Nova Scotia Mary Fay 5 1
 Saskatchewan 4 2
 Ontario Courtney Auld 3 3
 Prince Edward Island Katie Fullerton 2 4
 Yukon Alyssa Meger 1 5
 Newfoundland and Labrador 0 6

Championship pool standings[]

Final Round Robin Standings

Key
Teams to Playoffs
Teams to Tiebreaker
Province Skip W L
 Nova Scotia Mary Fay 9 1
 British Columbia 8 2
 New Brunswick Justine Comeau 7 3
 Manitoba 7 3
 Alberta 6 4
 Quebec Laurie St-Georges 6 4
 Ontario Courtney Auld 5 5
 Saskatchewan 4 6

Playoffs[]

Semifinal Final
      
1  Nova Scotia 9
2  British Columbia 5
2  British Columbia 7
3  New Brunswick 3

Semifinal[]

Saturday, January 30, 14:00

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Final
 British Columbia (Daniels) a hammer icon 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 1 X 7
 New Brunswick (Comeau) 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 X 3
Player percentages
 British Columbia  New Brunswick
71% Keira McLaughlin 84%
Dezaray Hawes 100% Brigitte Comeau 75%
88% Emma Le Blanc 78%
86% Justine Comeau 71%
Total 87% Total 77%

Final[]

Sunday, January 31, 10:00

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Final
 Nova Scotia (Fay) a hammer icon 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 X 9
 British Columbia (Daniels) 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 X 5
Player percentages
 Nova Scotia  British Columbia
Janique LeBlanc 72% 84%
Karlee Burgess 80% Dezaray Hawes 76%
Kristin Clarke 70% 76%
Mary Fay 80% 60%
Total 75% Total 74%

Qualification[]

 Newfoundland and Labrador[]

The Junior Provincials were held January 6–10 at the Re/Max CC in St. John's (women's) and January 3–6 at the in Corner Brook (men's). Junior Women's was a double round robin between the three teams qualified; Junior Men's was a single round robin. For the playoffs, the Junior Men's division had the top three teams advancing to the playoffs. The Junior Women's division had the top two teams advancing to the playoffs. If a team goes undefeated in the round robin, they must be beaten twice in the playoffs.

Results:[3]

Men's W L
Greg Smith (Caribou) 3 2
Stephen Trickett (Re/Max) 3 2
Nick O'Neill (Corner Brook) 3 2
Andrew Taylor (Re/Max) 3 2
Andrew Lawrence (Re/Max) 2 3
(Re/Max) 1 4
Women's W L
(Re/Max) 3 1
Sarah Hill (Re/Max) 2 2
Rebecca Roberts (Re/Max) 1 3
  • Men's tiebreaker: Trickett 9 - O'Neill 2
  • Men's tiebreaker: Smith 6 - Taylor 5
  • Men's quarter final: O'Neill 7 - Taylor 3
  • Men's semi final: Trickett 10 - O'Neill 4
  • Men's final: Smith 7 - Trickett 6
  • Women's final: Godsland 9 - Hill 8

 Nova Scotia[]

The Mackie's NS Junior Provincials were held December 27–31 at the in Sackville. The event is a modified triple knock-out qualifying three teams in a modified playoff.

Pre-Playoff Results:[4]

Men's W L
Matthew Manuel (Mayflower) 6 1
Adam Cocks (Chester) 4 2
Matt Jackson (Mayflower) 4 3
Graeme Weagle (Chester) 3 3
Sebastien LeFort (Sydney) 1 3
Liam Moore (CFB Halifax) 1 3
(Truro) 1 3
Alex Campbell (Northumberland) 1 3
Women's W L
Mary Fay (Chester) 6 1
Isabelle Ladouceur (Lakeshore) 5 2
Emily Ball (Lakeshore) 3 3
Carina McKay-Saturnino (Mayflower) 3 3
Mandi Newhook (Lakeshore) 2 3
Hayley McCabe (NSCA) 2 3
Kristen Lind (Dartmouth) 0 3
Ashley Francis (Highlander) 0 3

Playoff results:

  • Men's semi final: Manuel 8 - Cocks 4
  • Men's final (N/A): Manuel vs Manuel
  • Women's semi final: Fay 9 - Ladouceur 1
  • Women's final (N/A): Fay vs Fay

 Prince Edward Island[]

The Pepsi PEI Provincial Junior Curling Championships were held December 27–30 at the in Alberton.

The juniors will play a modified triple-knockout format, which will qualify three teams for a championship round.

Pre-Playoff results:[5]

Men's W L
Matthew MacLean (Maple Leaf/Cornwall) 3 2
(Montague/Crapaud) 3 2
Alex MacFadyen (Silver Fox) 5 2
Leslie Noye (Western) 1 3
Devin Schut (Cornwall) 0 3
Women's W L
Katie Fullerton (Cornwall) 4 0
Lauren Lenentine (Cornwall) 3 3
Lauren Moerike (Cornwall) 1 3
Alyssa Wright (Montague/Crapaud) 1 3

Playoff results:

  • Men's semi final: Smith 5 - MacFadyen 3
  • Men's final: MacLean 6 - Smith 3
  • Women's semi final (N/A): Fullerton vs Fullerton
  • Women's final (N/A): Fullerton vs Fullerton

 New Brunswick[]

The O'Leary Junior Provincial Championships are being held December 28–31 at the in Rothesay. The event is a modified triple knockout, qualifying three teams in a modified playoff.

Results:[6]

Men's W L
Layton MacCabe (Moncton) 5 2
Jack Smeltzer (Capital Winter) 5 2
(Moncton) 4 2
Rene Comeau (Fredericton) 3 3
Liam Marin (Thistle) 2 3
Adam Tracy (Fredericton) 1 3
Trevor Crouse (Riverside) 1 3
Josh Vaughan (Riverside) 0 3
Women's W L
Samantha Crook (Gage) 5 1
Justine Comeau (Fredericton) 5 2
Danielle Hubbard (Miramichi) 4 3
Molli Ward (Sackville) 3 3
Katelyn Kelly (Fredericton) 0 3
Erica Cluff (Woodstock) 0 3
  • Men's semi final: Smeltzer 6 - Robichaud 8
  • Men's final: MacCabe 5 - Robichaud 6
  • Women's semi final: Crook 1 - Comeau 8
  • Women's final: Crook 3 - Comeau 6

 Quebec[]

The Championnat Provincial Junior Brosse Performance are being held from January 4–8 at the in Montréal.[7]

The event is a round-robin with a modified playoff.

Men's W L
Félix Asselin (Glenmore) 7 0
Marc-Alexandre Dion (Trois-Rivières) 5 2
Vincent Roberge (Etchemin/Rimouski) 5 2
Antoine Provencher (Laval-sur-le-Lac) 4 3
Louis Quevillon (Lacolle) 3 4
Jérôme Adam (Belvédère/Noranda) 2 5
Jesse Mullen (Kénogami/St-Felicien) 1 6
Thomas Lo (TMR) 1 6
Women's W L
Laurie St-Georges (Laval-sur-le-Lac) 6 0
Dominique Jean (Montréal-Ouest/Laviolette) 5 1
(Victoria) 3 3
Geneviève Laurier (Etchemin/Laurier) 3 3
Isabelle Fleury (Chicoutimi) 2 4
(Riverbend) 1 5
Sophie Legler (Aurèle-Racine) 1 5
  • Men's semi final: Dion 4 - Roberge 9
  • Men's final: Asselin 9 - Roberge 5
  • Women's tiebreaker: Laurier 4 - Lavoie 7
  • Women's semi final: Jean 7 - Lavoie 6
  • Women's final: St-Georges 8 - Jean 6

 Ontario[]

The Pepsi Ontario Junior Curling Championships were held January 6–10 at the Mississaugua Golf & Country Club in Mississauga.

Results:[8][9]

Men's W L
Doug Kee (Navan) 7 0
Pascal Michaud (Annandale) 5 2
Mac Calwell (Quinte) 5 2
Steven Molnar (Oakville) 4 3
James Harris (Paris) 3 4
Kieran Scott (Guelph) 3 4
Graham Singer (Collingwood) 1 6
Russell Cuddie (London) 0 7
Women's W L
Courtney Auld (Bayview) 5 2
Kirsten Marshall (London) 5 2
Jestyn Murphy (Mississaugua) 5 2
Molly Greenwood (K-W) 4 3
Lauren Horton (Almonte) 3 4
Marie-Elaine Little (RCMP) 2 5
Chelsea Brandwood (Glendale) 2 5
Breanna Rozon (Acton) 2 5
  • Men's semi final: Michaud 3 - Calwell 4
  • Men's final: Kee 10 - Calwell 3
  • Women's semi final: Marshall 6 - Murphy 5
  • Women's final: Auld 7 - Marshall 5

 Northern Ontario[]

The Junior Provincial Championships are being held January 2–5 at the Kakabeka Falls CC (Men's) and Sioux Lookout CC (Women's).

Results:[10]

Men's W L
Tanner Horgan (Copper Cliff) 7 0
Josh Vanderberg (Community First) 4 3
Nicholas Lemieux (Community First) 4 3
Ian Fudge (Fort William) 4 3
Matthew Roberts (Kakebeka Falls) 4 3
Zach Warkentin (Keewatin) 4 3
Connor Mangoff (Fort William) 1 6
Aaron Soulliere (Thessalon) 0 7
Women's W L
Krysta Burns (Idylwylde) 7 0
Megan Smith (Sudbury) 5 2
Tiana Geaudry (Port Arthur) 4 3
Hailey Beaudry (Fort Frances) 4 3
Camille Daly (Copper Cliff) 4 3
Hayley Horton (Blind River) 3 4
Cassidy Romyn (Sioux Lookout) 1 6
Ashley Payne (Fort Frances) 0 7
  • Men's Tiebreaker A: Lemieux 6 - Roberts 4
  • Men's Tiebreaker B: Warkentin 4 - Fudge 7
  • Men's Tiebreaker C: Lemieux 9 - Fudge 3
  • Men's semi final: Vanderberg 11 - Lemieux 2
  • Men's final: Horgan 6 - Vanderberg 3
  • Women's Tiebreaker 1: Beaudry 9 - Daly 8
  • Women's Tiebreaker 2: Geaudry 10 - Beaudry 2
  • Women's semi final: Smith 8 - Geaudry 1
  • Women's final: Burns 4 - Smith 8

 Manitoba[]

The Canola Junior Provincial Championships are being held January 6–11 at the in Rivers

Results:[11]

Men's W L
Asham Black Group
Matt Dunstone (Granite) 7 0
Derek Oryniak (Granite) 5 2
Devon Wiebe (Pembina) 5 2
Shayne MacGranachan (Brandon) 4 3
Carter Watkins (Swan River) 3 4
Ryan Wiebe (St. Vital) 3 4
Dustin Pratcshler (La Salle) 1 6
Matthew Stewart (Burntwood) 0 7
Extreme Force Red Group
(AMCC) 7 0
Braden Calvert (Deer Lodge) 6 1
Brett Walter (Granite) 5 2
Braden Forrester (Fort Rouge) 3 4
Jordan Peters (Morris) 3 4
Thomas Dunlop (Stonewall) 2 5
Chase Dusessoy (Brandon) 2 5
Tyson Roeland (Springfield) 0 7
Women's W L
Asham Black Group
Mackenzie Zacharias (Altona) 6 1
Kristy Watling (East St. Paul) 5 2
Rebecca Lamb (Stonewall) 5 2
Brooke Friesen (Winkler) 4 3
Hannah Brown (Fort Rouge) 4 3
Kathryn Cullen (Beausejour) 3 4
Stacy Sime (Dauphin) 1 6
Kahli Wedderburn (Rivers) 0 7
Extreme Force Red Group
Laura Burtnyk (AMCC) 7 0
(Fort Rouge) 5 2
Kaitlin Payette (Brandon) 4 3
Christine Mackay (Fort Rouge) 4 3
Shae Bevan (Elmwood) 3 4
Randine Baker (St. Vital) 3 4
Emma Jensen (Dauphin) 2 5
Hanne Jensen (Dauphin) 0 7
  • Men's tiebreaker: Wiebe 3 - Oryniak 4
  • Men's B1 vs R1: Dunstone 7 - Ryan 2
  • Men's B2 vs R2: Oryniak 9 - Calvert 6
  • Men's semi final: Ryan 5 - Oryniak 7
  • Men's final: Dunstone 7 - Oryniak 4
  • Women's tiebreaker: Watling 8 - Lamb 5
  • Women's B1 vs R1: Zacharias 2 - Burtnyk 6
  • Women's B2 vs R2: Watling 7 - Ackland 8
  • Women's semi final: Zacharias 5 - Ackland 7
  • Women's final: Burtnyk 4 - Ackland 7

 Saskatchewan[]

The Junior Provincial Championships are being held January 2–6 at the Nutana Curling Club in Saskatoon.[12]

Men's W L
Pool A
Jacob Hersikorn (Sutherland) 5 0
Garret Springer (Callie) 3 2
Judd Dlouhy (Assiniboia) 3 2
Carson Ackerman (Sutherland) 3 2
Wayne Leippi (Kronau) 1 4
Sam Wills (Lumsden) 0 5
Pool B
(Sutherland) 5 0
Brayden Stewart (Maryfield) 4 1
Shawn Vereschagin (Sutherland) 3 2
Chad Lang (Nutana) 1 4
Brett Banadyga (Callie) 1 4
Tyson Williamson (Callie) 1 4
Women's W L
Pool A
(Nutana) 5 0
Rae Williamson (Callie) 3 2
Eva Grabarczyk (Highland) 3 2
Chaelynn Kitz (Sutherland) 2 3
Megan Lamontagne (Lumsden) 1 4
Ashley Thevenot (Sutherland) 1 4
Pool B
Brooke Tokarz (Sutherland) 5 0
Kaitlyn Jones (Tartan) 4 1
Hanna Anderson (Sutherland) 3 2
Kaitlin Corbin (Moose Jaw) 2 3
Jade Kerr (Callie) 1 4
Karlee Fessler (Weyburn) 0 5
  • Men's Tiebreaker 1: Dlouhy 5 - Ackerman 4
  • Men's Tiebreaker 2: Springer 6 - Dlouhy 5
  • Men's A1 vs. B1: Hersikorn 8 - Kleiter 2
  • Men's A2 vs. B2: Springer 4 - Stewart 7
  • Men's semi final: Kleiter 5 - Stewart 4
  • Men's final: Hersikorn 5 - Kleiter 4
  • Women's Tiebreaker: Grabarczyk 3 - Williamson 7
  • Women's A1 vs. B1: Fesser 8 - Tokarz 5
  • Women's A2 vs. B2: Williamson 3 - Jones 6
  • Women's semi final: Tokarz 6 - Jones 5
  • Women's final: Fesser 8 - Tokarz 3

 Alberta[]

The Subway Junior Provincials are being held January 2–6 at the in Wainwright.

Results:[13] [14]

Men's W L
Jeremy Harty (Glencoe/Calgary) 7 0
Tyler Lautner (Calgary) 6 1
Karsten Sturmay (Saville) 5 2
Colton Goller (Lethbridge) 4 3
Lucas Bartz (Ellerslie) 3 4
Glenn Venance (Saville) 2 5
Lane Knievel (Manning) 1 6
Lyndin Stone (Manning) 0 7
Women's W L
(Airdrie) 7 0
(Saville) 5 2
Kayla Skrlik (Falher) 5 2
Veronica Maschmeyer (Ellerslie) 4 3
Amanda Moizis (Red Deer) 2 5
Janais DeJong (Grande Prairie) 2 5
Brenna Bilassy (Saville) 2 5
Allyson Hamilton (Taber) 1 6
  • Men's semi final: Lautner 4 - Sturmay 6
  • Men's final: Harty 4 - Sturmay 7
  • Women's semi final: Streifel 5 - Skrlik 6
  • Women's final: Sturmay 6 - Skrlik 5

 British Columbia[]

The Tim Horton's Junior Provincial Championships were held December 29–January 3 at the in Kamloops.

Results:[15] [16]

Men's W L
Tyler Tardi (Langley/Royal City) 7 0
Paul Henderson (Victoria) 6 1
Matthew McCrady (Royal City) 4 3
Thomas Love (Vernon) 3 4
Jordan Kiss (Royal City) 3 4
Brayden Carpenter (Royal City) 3 4
Connor Croteau (Kerry Park/Victoria) 1 6
Zane Bartlett (Grand Forks) 1 6
Women's W L
Corryn Brown (Kamloops) 7 0
(Royal City) 6 1
Mariah Coulombe (Victoria) 4 3
Sarah Loken (Delta Thistle) 4 3
Shawna Jensen (Tunnel Town) 3 4
Alysha Buchy (Kimberly) 2 5
Winter Harvey (Vernon) 1 6
Alyssa Connell (Prince George) 1 6
  • Men's Tiebreaker 1: Love 7 - Carpenter 0
  • Men's Tiebreaker 2: Kiss 7 - Love 8
  • Men's 1 vs 2: Tardi 8 - Henderson 5
  • Men's 3 vs 4: McCrady 10 - Love 6
  • Men's Semi Final: Henderson 5 - McCrady 8
  • Men's Final: Tardi 8 - McCrady 3
  • Women's 1 vs 2: Brown 11 - Daniels 7
  • Women's 3 vs 4: Coulombe 6 - Loken 8
  • Women's Semi Final: Daniels 9 - Loken 4
  • Women's Final: Brown 3 - Daniels 11

 Yukon[]

  • Men: Brayden Klassen (Whitehorse)[17]
  • Women: Alyssa Meger (Whitehorse)[18]

 Northwest Territories[]

  • Men: Matthew Miller (Inuvik)[19]
  • Women: Zoey Walsh (Hay River)[20]

 Nunavut[]

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