GSOC Tour Challenge Tier 1

Curling Scores

O: World Open Stick Championship
Edmonton, AB
Teams | Scores | Standings | Playoffs
Draw: 4 -- Fri, Apr 17 -- 1:30pm MT
Olso/Kuch 6  Final
Purv/Oham 3  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Pisa/Wils 7  Final
Jank/Gree 4  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Trei/Poni 11  Final
Kaly/Kaly 0  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Shan/Edwa 5  Final
Fowl/Purv 2  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Moul/Shal 8  Final
Edwa/Ferg 1  (5) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Pett/Bawo 13  Final
Will/Adam 1  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
D: Baden Open
Baden, SUI
Teams | Scores | Standings | Playoffs
Draw: 6 -- Fri, Apr 17 -- 5:55pm CET
Gill/Hewi 10  Final
Huep/Weis 1  (6)
Perr/Rios 8  Final
Suto/Totz 6  (8)
Schm/Schm 9  Final
Powe/Saun 3  (5)
Skas/Nedr 10  Final
Tiul/Heft 8  (8)
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Jacobs wins 2018 GSOC Tour Challenge Tier 1

Nov 6 - 11, 2018
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Brad Jacobs with Ryan Fry at third, E.J. Harnden and Ryan Harnden on the front end wins the 2018 GSOC Tour Challenge Tier 1.

PLAYOFF BRACKET TEAM PROFILE

 

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Final Ranking    
Team Prize (CDN) Points
1.   Brad Jacobs $20,000  79.196 
2.   Brendan Bottcher $15,000  58.077 
3.   Glenn Howard $10,000  44.878 
3.   Peter De Cruz $10,000  44.878 
5.   Brad Gushue $7,000  31.678 
5.   Rich Ruohonen $7,000  31.678 
5.   John Shuster $7,000  31.678 
5.   Kevin Koe $7,000  31.678 
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Event Purse: $100,000
Entry Fee: $1,200 CDN
Website:
http://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/curling/tour-challenge/
 
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario
 
Contact
Kristi Petrushchak
E: Kristi.Petrushchak@sportsnet.rogers.com

Curling Scores

O: World Open Stick Championship
Edmonton, AB
Teams | Scores | Standings | Playoffs
Draw: 4 -- Fri, Apr 17 -- 1:30pm MT
Olso/Kuch 6  Final
Purv/Oham 3  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Pisa/Wils 7  Final
Jank/Gree 4  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Trei/Poni 11  Final
Kaly/Kaly 0  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Shan/Edwa 5  Final
Fowl/Purv 2  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Moul/Shal 8  Final
Edwa/Ferg 1  (5) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
Pett/Bawo 13  Final
Will/Adam 1  (6) WATCH on Youtube: Curling Stadium Edmonton
D: Baden Open
Baden, SUI
Teams | Scores | Standings | Playoffs
Draw: 6 -- Fri, Apr 17 -- 5:55pm CET
Gill/Hewi 10  Final
Huep/Weis 1  (6)
Perr/Rios 8  Final
Suto/Totz 6  (8)
Schm/Schm 9  Final
Powe/Saun 3  (5)
Skas/Nedr 10  Final
Tiul/Heft 8  (8)
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