2010 Canadian Senior Curling Championships

2010 World Financial Group Canadian Senior Curling Championships
Host city	Ottawa, Ontario
Arena	Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club
Dates	March 20-28
Men's winner	Alberta
Curling club	Thistle CC, Edmonton
Skip	Mark Johnson
Third	Marv Wirth
Second	Ken McLean
Lead	Millard Evans
Finalist	Ontario
Women's winner	British Columbia
Curling club	Juan de Fuca CC, Victoria
Skip	Christine Jurgenson
Third	Cheryl Noble
Second	Pat Sanders
Lead	Roselyn Craig
Finalist	New Brunswick

The 2010 Canadian Senior Curling Championships were held March 20-28 at the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club in Ottawa, Ontario. The winning teams represented Canada at the 2011 World Senior Curling Championships, and swept the event with double gold medals.

Men's teams

Team	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Club
Alberta	Mark Johnson	Marv Wirth	Ken McLean	Millard Evans	Thistle CC, Edmonton
British Columbia	Wes Craig	Philip Olson	Tony Anslow	Blair Cusack	Juan de Fuca CC, Victoria
Manitoba	Rob Ramage	Shawn McCutheon	Laurie Stewart	Dave Boutet	Baldur CC, Baldur
New Brunswick	Robert MacDiarmid	Peter Myers	David Cogswell	Danny MacDonald	Beaver CC, Moncton
Newfoundland and Labrador	Gary Oke	Bob Skanes	Peter Matthews	Jim Goodyear	Gander CC, Gander
Northern Ontario	Al Hackner	Art Lappalainen	Al Laine	Brian Adams	Fort William CC, Thunder Bay
Nova Scotia	Brian Rafuse	Curt Palmer	Alan Darragh	Dave Slauenwhite	Lakeshore CC, Lower Sackville
Ontario	Gareth Parry	Frank McCourt	Len Rominger	Ken Armstrong	Brant CC, Brantford
Prince Edward Island	Peter MacDonald	Peter Gallant	Rod MacDonald	Doug MacGregor	Charlottetown CC, Charlottetown
Quebec	Pierre Charette	Louis Biron	Maurice Cayouette	Marco Ferraro	Thurso CC, Thurso
Saskatchewan	Brad Heidt	Gerald Shymko	Dan Ormsby	Dale Hannon	Kerrobert CC, Kerrobert
Yukon/Northwest Territories	George Hilderman	Pat Molloy	Dale Enzenauer	Clarence Jack	Whitehorse CC, Whitehorse

Standings

Province	W	L
Ontario	9	2
Saskatchewan	9	2
Alberta	8	3
Northern Ontario	7	4
Nova Scotia	6	5
Quebec	6	5
British Columbia	5	6
Prince Edward Island	5	6
Manitoba	4	7
Yukon/Northwest Territories	3	8
Newfoundland and Labrador	3	8
New Brunswick	1	10

Playoffs

	Semi final					Final
	Saskatchewan		3
	Alberta		8			Ontario		4
						Alberta		7

Women's teams

Team	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Club
Alberta	Diane Foster	Karen Morrison	Barb McDonald	Louise Sheeran	Calgary WC, Calgary
British Columbia	Christine Jurgenson	Cheryl Noble	Pat Sanders	Roselyn Craig	Juan de Fuca CC, Victoria
Manitoba	Linda Vandaele	Betty Couling	Sharon Shannon	Liliane Fargey	Brandon CC, Brandon
New Brunswick	Heidi Hanlon	Kathy Floyd	Sue Dobson	Jane Arsenau	Thistle St. Andrew's CC, Saint John
Newfoundland and Labrador	Laura Philips	Diane Ryan	Marian Dawe	Jeanette Hodder	Remax Centre, St. John's
Northern Ontario	Vicky Barrett	Margaret McLaughlin	Lois Henderson-Campbell	Brenda Harrow	Sudbury CC, Sudbury
Nova Scotia	Jocelyn Nix	Andrea Saulnier	Jill Alcoe-Holland	Julie Morley	Glooscap CC, Kentville
Ontario	Dale Curtis	Twyla Gilbert	Rosemary Gowman	Vicki Marianchuk	Brampton CC, Brampton
Prince Edward Island	Shirley Berry	Sandy Hope	Shelley Ebbett	Arleen Harris	Cornwall CC, Cornwall & Charlottetown CC, Charlottetown
Quebec	Agnès Charette	France Charette	Guylaine Deschâtelets	Marie Leblanc	Buckingham CC, Buckingham
Saskatchewan	Susan Lang	Linda Burnham	Donna Ell	Pat Bell	Callie CC, Saskatoon
Northwest Territories/Yukon	Ann McKellar-Gillis	Terry Fisher	Marie Coe	Louise Marcinkoski	Yellowknife CC, Yellowknife

Standings

Province	W	L
British Columbia	9	2
Northern Ontario	8	3
New Brunswick	7	4
Saskatchewan	7	4
Ontario	6	5
Alberta	5	6
Nova Scotia	5	6
Manitoba	5	6
Newfoundland and Labrador	4	7
Quebec	4	7
Prince Edward Island	3	8
Northwest Territories/Yukon	3	8

Playoffs

	Tie breaker					Semi final					Final
	Saskatchewan		5
	New Brunswick		8			New Brunswick		8
						Northern Ontario		7
											British Columbia		10
											New Brunswick		6

External links

• Official site