Glukhov Reaches 2020 Aberdeen International Curling Championship Quarters

SKIP
Sergei
Glukhov

Third
Dmitry
Mironov

Second
Evgeny
Klimov

Lead
Anton
Kalalb

Sergei Glukhov (Sochi, RUS) qualified for the 2020 Aberdeen International Curling Championship playoffs, dropping their quarterfinals match 7-5 against Cameron Bryce (Stirling, SCO). of the 2020 Aberdeen International Curling Championship in Aberdeen, Scotland;

Glukhov finished 3-2 in the 17-team qualifying round. . In their opening game, Glukhov lost 7-2 to Ross Whyte (Stirling, SCO), then responded with a 5-2 win over James Craik (Forfar, SCO). Glukhov won 8-7 against Joel Retornaz (Pinerolo, ITA), then won 7-3 against Robert Fawns (Aberdeen, SCO). Glukhov went on to lose 6-2 against Daniel Magnusson (Karlstad, SWE) in their final qualifying round match.

Glukhov earned 14.780 world rankings points for their Top 5 finish in the Aberdeen International Curling Championship. Glukhov move up 5 spots after posting a net gain of 11.299 points improving upon their best 8 results so far this season, ranking 44th overall with 102.341 total points on the World Ranking Standings. Glukhov ranks 44th overall on the Year-to-Date rankings with 102.341 points earned so far this season.

RECORD	W	L	T	PCT	HMR	STL	1PT	EEH	EES

SCORING	ENDs	PF	PA	PF/G	PA/G	+/-	EF/G	EA/G	PF/E	PA/E	BE/G

WITH HAMMER	ENDs	PF	PA	BE	4s	3s	2s	PF/E	PA/E	HE	SD

WITHOUT HAMMER	ENDs	PF	PA	BE	4s	3s	2s	PF/E	PA/E	FE	SE

2025: Cameron Bryce
Cameron Bryce, Duncan Menzies, Luke Carson, Robin McCall
Norder, SCO
2024: Bruce Mouat
Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie, Hammy McMillan Jr. , Michael Goodfellow
STIRLING, SCO
2023: Ross Whyte
Ross Whyte, Robin Brydone, Duncan McFadzean, Euan Kyle
Stirling, SCO
2022: Sixten Totzek
Sixten Totzek, Marc Muskatewitz, Joshua Sutor, Dominik Greindl
Munich, GER
2020: Yannick Schwaller
Yannick Schwaller, Michael Brunner, Romano Keller-Meier, Marcel Kaeufeler
Bern, SUI
2019: Peter De Cruz
Benoit Schwarz van-Berkel, Sven Michel, Peter De Cruz, Valentin Tanner
Geneve, SUI
2018: Bruce Mouat
Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie, Hammy McMillan Jr.
Edinburgh, SCO
2017: Grant Hardie
Grant Hardie, Blair Fraser, Dave Reid, Duncan Menzies
Dumfries, SCO
2016: David Murdoch
David Murdoch, Greg Drummond, Scott Andrews, Michael Goodfellow
Stirling, SCO

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