EVENTS LAST WEEKEND
Prince Albert Business Women’s Cash Spiel
November 4-6, 2011
November 4-6, 2011
Prince Albert Curling Club, Prince Albert, SK
Trish Paulsen won the event after qualifying through the B side. Jill Shumay was runner up after beating Jacqueline Swinderski in the semifinal. Also qualifying for the championship event were Sherrilee Orsted, Shalon Fleming, and Robyn Silvernagle.
Red Deer Curling Classic
Nov 4-7, 2011
Red Deer, Ab
There were two Saskatchewan teams participating in the Red Deer curling classic. Amber Holland lost to Kelly Law in a playoff for a C qualifier.
Jr Women's Q Spiel 1
Nov 4-6, 2011
Callie Curling Club, Regina, SK
Lorraine Schneider beat Brooklyn Lemon 8-6 by sneaking three points in the 10th end to win the A event. On the B side Lemon lost to Ashley Skjerdal 6-2.
Jr Women's Q Spiel 2
Nov 11-13, 2011
Tisdale Curling Club, Tisdale, SK
Kourtney Fesser beat out Alexander Williamson to win the A event of the second junior Q spiel of the season. On the B side Brooklyn Lemon defeated Malysha Johnston 10-4.
Senior Women’s Q Spiel 1
Nov 11-13, 2011
Regina Tartan, Regina, SK
Darlene Gillies from Kerrobert won the A side of the first Q spiel of the season. Lorraine Arguin found herself another win by beating Peggy Fernquist 9-2 in the B side and Cathy Inglis took the C side with a win over Cathie Flood 7-5.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Swift Current (12 Teams Confirmed, 2 Spots Open, 14 Team Event)
November 18-20
November 18-20
Amanda Anderson, Brett Barber, Penny Barker, Michelle Englot, Shalon Fleming, Amanda Labach, Larissa Murray, Sherrilee Orsted, Trish Paulsen, Tamara Quintin, Cindy Ricci, Mandy Selzer
Sun Life Classic
November 18-21
Brantford, Ontario
Participating Sask teams: Amber Holland, Stefanie Lawton, Robyn Silvernagle
Boundary Ford Women`s Classic
November 25 – 28
Lloydminster, Sask
Participating Sask teams: Brett Barber, Brandee Borne, Jolene Campbell, Robyn Silvernagle,
UNOFFICIAL PROVINCIAL POINTS RACES
SWCT STANDINGS
| Trish Paulsen | 20 points | $7200 |
| Jill Shumay | 14 points | $2700 |
| Debbie Folk | 10 points | $2500 |
| Penny Barker | 8 points | $1750 |
| 8 points | $1600 | |
| Deanna Doig | 5 points | $1100 |
| Mandy Selzer | 5 points | $1100 |
| Robyn Silvernagle | 5 points | $900 |
| Jacqueline Swiderski | 5 points | $900 |
| Brett Barber | 3 points | $700 |
| Shalon Fleming | 3 points | $700 |
| 3 points | $700 |
CTRS STANDINGS
| 3. | Stefanie Lawton | 77.335 |
| 20. | Jolene Campbell | 19.575 |
| 28. | Trish Paulsen | 13.589 |
| 32. | Chantelle Eberle | 10.875 |
| 39. | Michelle Englot | 7.862 |
| 43. | Sherrilee Orsted | 5.589 |
| 50. | Robyn Silvernagle | 4.839 |
| 55. | Penny Barker | 4.450 |
| 56 | Debbie Folk | 4.250 |
| 60 | Jill Shumay | 3.500 |
| 64. | Mandy Selzer | 2.750 |
| 86. | Brandee Borne | 0.250 |
SWCT EVENTS
Yorkton (Full 16 Team Event)
December 2-4
December 2-4
Barker, Campbell, Doig, Eberle, Englot, Fleming, Inglis, Just, Murray, Paulsen, Ricci, Russell, Selzer, Shumay, Silvernagle, Yachiw
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER:
DECEMBER 13, 2011: The entry deadline for the Women's Open North/South is 12:00 PM, Tuesday, December 13, 2011 (as per the SCA website).
JANUARY 3, 2012: The entry deadline for the Women's Natural Ice Provincials is 12:00 PM, January 3, 2012 (as per the SCA website).
JANUARY 24, 2012: The entry deadline for the Master Women's Provincials is 12:00 PM, Tuesday, January 24, 2012 (as per the SCA website).
FEBRUARY 28, 2012: The entry deadline for the Juvenile zone playdowns is 12:00 PM, Tuesday, February 28, 2012 (as per the SCA website).
MARCH 11, 2012: For the Dominion Women's Playdowns you will need to contact your local region director with regards to the entry deadline. All regions are to be determined by March 11, 2012 (as per SCA website).
GETTING TO KNOW OUR SASKATCHEWAN VOLUNTEERS
Name: Pat Kuspira
1. Current Residence - Yorkton
2. Hometown - Yorkton
3. Current curling club – Yorkton Curling Club
4. Occupation - Manager of Staff Relations at Sunrise Health Region
5. Family - I am married to Bryan Kuspira, and we have three beautiful daughters - Ashley (24), Katelyn (22), and Heather (19). We also have two dogs in our house (Kobi and Shaq) who belong to Katelyn and Heather. Ashley and her fiancée Kyle have two dogs (Gus and Charlie Bean) as well, so when they come to visit it is quite an experience.
6. Event/organizations you are volunteering for this year - Cornerstone Credit Union Women’s Cash Bonspiel and other Yorkton Curling Club events
DECEMBER 13, 2011: The entry deadline for the Women's Open North/South is 12:00 PM, Tuesday, December 13, 2011 (as per the SCA website).
JANUARY 3, 2012: The entry deadline for the Women's Natural Ice Provincials is 12:00 PM, January 3, 2012 (as per the SCA website).
JANUARY 24, 2012: The entry deadline for the Master Women's Provincials is 12:00 PM, Tuesday, January 24, 2012 (as per the SCA website).
FEBRUARY 28, 2012: The entry deadline for the Juvenile zone playdowns is 12:00 PM, Tuesday, February 28, 2012 (as per the SCA website).
MARCH 11, 2012: For the Dominion Women's Playdowns you will need to contact your local region director with regards to the entry deadline. All regions are to be determined by March 11, 2012 (as per SCA website).
GETTING TO KNOW OUR SASKATCHEWAN VOLUNTEERS
Name: Pat Kuspira
1. Current Residence - Yorkton
2. Hometown - Yorkton
3. Current curling club – Yorkton Curling Club
4. Occupation - Manager of Staff Relations at Sunrise Health Region
5. Family - I am married to Bryan Kuspira, and we have three beautiful daughters - Ashley (24), Katelyn (22), and Heather (19). We also have two dogs in our house (Kobi and Shaq) who belong to Katelyn and Heather. Ashley and her fiancée Kyle have two dogs (Gus and Charlie Bean) as well, so when they come to visit it is quite an experience.
6. Event/organizations you are volunteering for this year - Cornerstone Credit Union Women’s Cash Bonspiel and other Yorkton Curling Club events
7. What is your favourite part about volunteering? Being part of a great committee, meeting new people, and hosting a successful event. It makes you feel good to volunteer and see the benefits to your club and community.
8. Why should people go and watch or participate in your events? People should definitely come out to watch the bonspiel as we have great teams from across the province (and sometimes from out of province as well) coming to curl in it. Fans will have the opportunity to watch great shot-making and socialize with other fans and curlers in the lounge after the games. Teams should definitely consider our bonspiel as we have great sponsorship, great prize money, and fantastic ice (thanks Neil). We have been so fortunate to have our bonspiel filled every year since its inception, and we hope to do the same this year.
9. What is your most memorable curling moment? There are many memorable curling moments, as I have been curling for over 35 years now. There have been the moments participating in the Northern Women’s Playdowns, being in the final at the Provincial Mixed Playdowns, winning the Cornerstone Credit Union Women’s Cash Bonspiel twice, but also those moments curling with great friends in the local ladies league, and laughing so hard at the antics of people I have curled with while trying to skip a game and maintain some sort of normalcy on the ice.
10. Who is your favourite curler and why? There are many.
8. Why should people go and watch or participate in your events? People should definitely come out to watch the bonspiel as we have great teams from across the province (and sometimes from out of province as well) coming to curl in it. Fans will have the opportunity to watch great shot-making and socialize with other fans and curlers in the lounge after the games. Teams should definitely consider our bonspiel as we have great sponsorship, great prize money, and fantastic ice (thanks Neil). We have been so fortunate to have our bonspiel filled every year since its inception, and we hope to do the same this year.
9. What is your most memorable curling moment? There are many memorable curling moments, as I have been curling for over 35 years now. There have been the moments participating in the Northern Women’s Playdowns, being in the final at the Provincial Mixed Playdowns, winning the Cornerstone Credit Union Women’s Cash Bonspiel twice, but also those moments curling with great friends in the local ladies league, and laughing so hard at the antics of people I have curled with while trying to skip a game and maintain some sort of normalcy on the ice.
10. Who is your favourite curler and why? There are many.
1. The Sandra Schmirler Team. They were extremely successful and did so much to put Saskatchewan on the map with regard to women’s curling.
2. Cathy Inglis. She has been my best friend since Grade 4. I am proud of her accomplishments in both women’s and mixed curling.
3. All of the individuals that I have had opportunity to curl with over the years, both competitively and otherwise. It is the people and the camaraderie that make this sport what it is.
** Do you need a spare, or want to be a spare? If so, email saskwct@yahoo.ca or post on our Facebook page and maybe we can help.
** The SWCT is always looking for volunteers and new ideas. If you would like to join or have ideas please email us at saskwct@yahoo.ca .
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