2016 Travelers Curling Club Championship

2016 Travelers Curling Club Championship
2016 Travelers Curling Club Championship
Host city	Kelowna, British Columbia
Arena	Kelowna Curling Club
Dates	November 23–26
Men's winner	Ontario
Curling club	Cataraqui G&CC, Kingston
Skip	Wesley Forget
Third	David Staples
Second	Graham Rathwell
Lead	Sandy Staples
Finalist	Saskatchewan
Women's winner	Manitoba
Curling club	Fort Rouge CC, Winnipeg
Skip	Tracy Andries
Third	Crystal Kennedy
Second	Diane Christensen
Lead	April Klassen
Finalist	Alberta
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The 2016 Travelers Curling Club Championship was held from November 23 to 26 at the Kelowna Curling Club in Kelowna,^[1] British Columbia.

Men[]

Teams[]

Province	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Locale
Alberta	Scott Webb	Alex Wolfe	Stephen Byrne	Damien Gnass	, Peace River
British Columbia	Ron Schmidt	Norm Coté	Craig Bernes	Darren Richards	, Courtenay
Manitoba	Andrew Wickman	Jeff Tarko	Mark Blanchard	Cam Barth	Fort Rouge CC, Winnipeg
New Brunswick	Shawn Ingersoll	Moe Gautreau	Michael Prince	Hubert Williston	, Miramichi
Newfoundland and Labrador	Trent Skanes	Nick Lane	Jeff Rose	Mike Mosher	Re/Max Centre, St. John's
Northern Ontario	Gary Weiss	Deron Surkan	Aaron Rogalski	Mark Beazley	, Thunder Bay
Northwest Territories	D'arcy Delorey	Paul Delorey	Dan Richards	Glenn Smith	, Hay River
Nova Scotia	Kurt Roach	Mark MacNamara	Kevin Gouthro	Robin Nathanson	, Sydney
Nunavut	Peter Mackey	Jeff Nadeau	Colby O'Donnell	Jamie Gauthier	, Iqaluit
Ontario	Wesley Forget	David Staples	Graham Rathwell	Sandy Staples	Cataraqui G&CC, Kingston
Prince Edward Island	Dennis Watts	Erik Brodersen	Andrew MacDougall	Doug MacGregor	, Charlottetown
Quebec	Scott Hill	Shawn Blair	Scott McClintock	Taylor Lamb	, Ormstown
Saskatchewan	Kory Kohuch	David Kraichy	Wes Lang	David Schmirler	Nutana CC, Saskatoon
Yukon	Pat Paslawski	Richard Weihers	Tyler Williams	Trent Derkatch	Whitehorse CC, Whitehorse

Round Robin Standings[]

Pool A[]

Team	W	L
Saskatchewan	6	0
Manitoba	5	1
Alberta	3	3
Prince Edward Island	3	3
Quebec	2	4
Northern Ontario	2	4
Nunavut	0	6

Pool B[]

Team	W	L
Ontario	6	0
Nova Scotia	4	2
British Columbia	3	3
Yukon	3	3
Northwest Territories	2	4
Newfoundland and Labrador	2	4
New Brunswick	1	5

Tiebreakers[]

Alberta 10-2 Prince Edward Island
British Columbia 6-5 Yukon

Playoffs[]

Quarterfinal

Semifinal

Final

A1

Saskatchewan

4

B2

Nova Scotia

5

A3

Alberta

3

A3

Alberta

7

A1

Saskatchewan

3

B1

Ontario

6

B1

Ontario

6

A2

Manitoba

1

B3

British Columbia

2

B3

British Columbia

7

Bronze Medal Game

A3	Alberta	7

B3	British Columbia	1

Final[]

Saturday, November 26, 1:00pm

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Final
Ontario	1	2	0	0	1	2	0	X	6
Saskatchewan	0	0	1	1	0	0	1	X	3

Women[]

Teams[]

Province	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Locale
Alberta	Morgan Muise	Lyndsay Allen	Sarah Evans	Gartner Frey	Calgary CC, Calgary
British Columbia	Kim Jonsson	Lonnie Schopp	Mickey Colburn	Yvette Green	, Campbell River
Manitoba	Tracy Andries	Crystal Kennedy	Diane Christensen	April Klassen	Fort Rouge CC, Winnipeg
New Brunswick	Laurie Donaher	Michelle Majeau	Carol Justason	Anne Beaumont	, Moncton
Newfoundland and Labrador	Susan Curtis	Patricia Spracklin	Kathryn Miles	Sigrid Fitzpatrick	, Corner Brook
Northern Ontario	Kelli Stevenson-Beda	Tricia Sampson	Marcy Barry	Tammy Depiero	, Kakabeka Falls
Northwest Territories	Kristan Thompson	Sarah Stroeder	Alanah Jansen	Anneli Jokela	Yellowknife CC, Yellowknife
Nova Scotia	Denise Fitzgerald	Michelle Williams	Mary Porter	Abby Miller	, Lower Sackville
Nunavut	Karielle MacKey	Danielle North	Jill Billingham	Carmen Kootoo	, Iqaluit
Ontario	Julie O'Neill	Lisa Jones	Susan Cully	Tracy Hiddink	, Lindsay
Prince Edward Island	Sharon Horne	Bobbie-Jean Boylan	Alison Griffin	Iva Griffin	, Alberton
Quebec	Nathalie Gagnon	Ann-Sophie Guérin	Laurie Verreault	Sylvie Cote	, Alma
Saskatchewan	Danette Tracey	Jade Bloor	Charla Moore	Lianne Cretin	, Weyburn
Yukon	Laura Eby	Lorna Spenner	Janine Peters	Tamar Vandenberghe	Whitehorse CC, Whitehorse