Saville Grand Prix

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Kerri Einarson with Val Sweeting at third, Shannon Birchard and Krysten Karwacki on the front end wins the 2024 Saville Grand Prix.

PLAYOFF BRACKET TEAM PROFILE

Draw: CF -- Sun, Nov 3 -- 4:30pm MT
	Ha	5	Final
	Einarson	6	(8)

Mountain Time (MT)

	Ha	5	Final
	Einarson	6	(8)

Mountain Time (MT)

	Ha	5	Final
	Einarson	6	(8)

Mountain Time (MT)


Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Kerri Einarson	$6,000	52.500
2.	Seungyoun Ha	$4,000	38.500
3.	Kaitlyn Lawes	$2,500	29.750
3.	Isabella Wrana	$2,500	29.750
5.	Eunjung Kim	$1,750	21.000
5.	Ikue Kitazawa	$1,750	21.000
5.	Myla Plett	$1,750	21.000
5.	Stefania Constantini	$1,750	21.000

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Curling Stadium Viewer Metrics
	Average Minute Audience:	431
	Games / Ends:	51 / 353
	Total Views:	170,752
	Minutes Watched:	6,354
	Impressions:	1,572,663

Event Information

Purse Breakdown: 1st: $6,000 2nd: $4,000 3/4: $2,500 5-8: $1,750 $150 per win (Non-Qualifiers) 4 Round Robin Pools of 5 teams eech. 8 Teams Make Playoffs

Entry Fee: $1,200 + GST

Event Purse: $25,000

Entry Fee: $1,260 CDN

Saville Community Sports Centre
11610 65 Ave NW,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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E: rob.krepps@ualberta.ca

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Kerri Einarson, Val Sweeting, Shannon Birchard, Krysten Karwacki
Gimli, MB
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Selena Sturmay, Danielle Schmiemann, Dezaray Hawes, Paige Papley
Edmonton, AB

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