Curling
Team Information
Head Coach: Scott Davey
Contact Information:
Scott Davey
Head Coach, Curling
Cancer Research Institute
Queen's University
Botterell Hall, Room 364
Kingston, Ontario
Canada, K7L 3N6
Phone: 613-533-6923 (work)
Fax: 613-533-6830
scott.davey@queensu.ca
OUA/CIS: OUA
Schedule/Results: Click here
Eligibility Certificate: PDF file
Curling News
CURLING (M/W): CALGARY ENDS QUEEN’S QUEST AT CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Guelph, Ont. (March 15, 2008) – Queen’s Golden Gaels were defeated 6-4 by the Calgary Dinos on Saturday evening in the quarter-final match at the 2008 Canadian University Curling Championship.
The top rated Calgary rink proved they are for real as they defeated the No. 4 seeded Gaels to advance to Sunday’s semi-finals. Queen’s scored 1 in the 1st for an early lead but Calgary scored 3 in the 3rd and 1 in the 4th and led 4-1 at the halfway break. Calgary added 1 in the 6th and 7th making it difficult for a Queen’s comeback. The Golden Gaels did post 2 in the 8th but it was not enough as Calgary moves on.
In round-robin play, Queen’s earned a 5-1 record and a share of the lead in Pool ‘B’ with Brock. Queen’s victories included wins over the Alberta, Western, Manitoba and St. Francis Xaivier. Their only loss came against Brock.
On the women’s side, the Gaels lost their bid to advance to the quarter-finals as the Guelph Gryphons topped Queen’s 8-3 in a tie-breaker. Guelph scored 2 in the 1st to post an early lead but the Golden Gaels rebounded with 2 of their own in the 2nd. However, the Gryphons notched 2 in the 3rd and another 3 in the 5th to take control and coasted to victory.
The 2008 OUA women’s silver medalists were skipped by Lisa Farnell, of Peterborough, Ont. with Kim Brown (Third) of Unionville, Ont., Courtney Anderson (Second) of Bromall, Pa., USA , Ali Cummings (Lead) of Toronto and Brittany Prevost (Fifth) of Williams Lake, B.C. rounding out the squad.
Queen’s men’s rink was led by Jon Beuk (Skip) of Mississauga, Ont. who teamed up with Jeff Grant (Third) of Peterborough, Ont., Greg Day (Second) of Kingston, Ont., Andrew Inouy (Lead) of Newmarket, Ont. and Chadd Vandermade (Fifth) of Brantford, Ont. Both squads were coached by 2008 OUA Curling Coach of the Year Scott Davey.
2008 Canadian University Curling Championship
Hosted by the University of Waterloo - Venue: Guelph Curling Club & Elora Curling Club
Results (Sunday, March 16, 2008)
Final - Men
Calgary vs. Laurier (set for 1:30pm)
Final - Women
Laurier vs. Manitoba (set for 1:30pm)
Semi-Final – Men
Calgary 7 vs. Regina 5
Laurier 10 vs. Brock 2
Semi-Final- Women
Manitoba 7 vs. Calgary 3
Laurentian 3 vs. Laurier 9
Results (Saturday, March 15, 2008)
Quarter-Finals - Men
(1) Lakehead 4 vs. (8) Regina 9
(2) Brock 9 vs. (7) Memorial 4
(3) Laurier 8 vs. (6) Guelph 3
(4) Queen’s 4 vs. (5) Calgary 6
Quarter-Finals – Women
(1) Brock 6 vs. (8) Laurier 9
(2) Manitoba 10 vs. (7) Guelph 4
(3) Saint Mary’s 6 vs. (6) Calgary 8
(4) Laurentian 5 vs. (5) Alberta 4
Draw 13 Tiebreakers - Women
Queen's 3 vs. Guelph 8
Regina 3 vs. Laurier 4
Draw 12 Tiebreakers - Men
Western 9 vs. Alberta 4
McGill 4 vs. Regina 10
Western 6 vs. Regina 4
Draw 11 - Men
Calgary 3 vs. Guelph 4
Laurier 6 vs. McGill 8
Victoria 6 vs. St. Mary’s 1
St. F. Xavier 4 vs. Alberta 5
Western 4 vs. Brock 2
Queen’s 6 vs. Manitoba 4
Regina 6 vs. Laurentian 4
Memorial 7 vs. Waterloo 3
Brandon 4 vs. Lethbridge 5
Draw 11 - Women
Brock 7 vs. Western 6
Memorial 5 vs. Laurier 8
Guelph 4 vs. Trent 8
Queen’s 6 vs. Manitoba 4
Results (Friday, March 14, 2008)
Draw 10 - Men
Brandon 6 vs. Waterloo 5
Draw 10 - Women
Manitoba 10 vs. St. Mary’s 5
Queen’s 7 vs. Lakehead 2
Guelph 8 vs. Alberta 4
Western 4 vs. Laurier 7
Laurentian 6 vs. Carleton 4
Brandon 4 vs. Calgary 5
Regina 10 vs. Waterloo 4
Draw 9 - Men
Alberta 2 vs. Queen’s 8
Guelph 5 vs. Victoria 4
Memorial 8 vs. Lethbridge 1
Calgary 3 vs. Laurier 7
Lakehead 7 vs. Laurentian 6
McGill 7 vs. St. Mary’s 3
St. F. Xavier 6 vs. Western 4
Draw 9 - Women
Brock 5 vs. Memorial 4
Draw – 8 Men
Brock 7 vs. Manitoba 2
Waterloo 7 vs. Laurentian 6
Lethbridge 5 vs. Regina 8
Lakehead 7 vs. Brandon 6
Laurier 7 vs. Guelph 2
Western 8 vs. Alberta 2
Draw 8 - Women
Lakehead 7 vs. Brandon 5
Laurier 9 vs. Trent 3
Carleton 9 vs. Calgary 3
Manitoba 6 vs. Regina 5
St. Mary’s 9 vs. Queen’s 4
Waterloo 2 vs. Laurentian 7
Draw 7 - Men
Victoria 4 vs. McGill 6
Queen’s 5 vs. Brock 7
Regina 1 vs. Memorial 7
Manitoba 7 vs. St. F. Xavier 6
St. Mary’s 4 vs. Calgary 8
Draw 7 - Women
Western 4 vs. Alberta 7
Brock 6 vs. Guelph 4
Trent 2 vs. Memorial 8
Results (Thursday, March 13, 2008)
Draw 6 – Men
Waterloo 5 vs. Lakehead 6
Draw 6 - Women
Calgary 7 vs. Waterloo 3
Brock 8 vs. Trent 6
St. Mary’s 5 vs. Regina 4
Brandon 5 vs. Carleton 2
Memorial 6 vs. Guelph 3
Alberta 2 vs. Laurier 6
Draw 5 - Men
Lethbridge 2 vs. Lakehead 7
Laurentian 8 vs. Memorial 6
Brandon 5 vs. Regina 4
Victoria 1 vs. Calgary 7
Guelph 6 vs. McGill 0
St. Mary’s 2 vs. Laurier 9
Draw 5 - Women
Western 5 vs. Guelph 6
Carleton 5 vs. Manitoba 6
Regina 5 vs. Laurentian 4
Waterloo 9 vs. Lakehead 2
Calgary 8 vs. Queen’s 2
Alberta 7 vs. Brock 8
Draw 4- Men
St. F. Xavier 4 vs. Laurier 5
Calgary 10 vs. Western 7
McGill 3 vs. Queen’s 7
Manitoba 7 vs. Guelph 5
St. Mary’s 7 vs. Alberta 9
Laurentian 7 vs. Brandon 4
Brock 7 vs. Victoria 4
Draw 4 - Women
Manitoba 8 vs. Waterloo 1
St. Mary’s 10 vs. Calgary 3
Queen’s 11 vs. Brandon 5
Draw 3 - Men
Laurentian 5 vs. Lethbridge 8
Western 2 vs. Queen’s 7
Alberta 5 vs. Manitoba 4
Waterloo 5 vs. Regina 8
Brock 7 vs. St. F. Xavier 2
Draw 3 - Women
Laurier 4 vs. Guelph 5
Trent 3 vs. Western 6
Alberta 6 vs. Memorial 5
Lakehead 7 vs. St. Mary’s 6
Carleton 4 vs. Regina 6
Laurentian 5 vs. Brandon 6
Draw 2 - Men
Queen’s 6 vs. St. F. Xavier 4
Regina 3 vs. Lakehead 5
Brandon 0 vs. Memorial 9
Alberta 4 vs. Brock 5
McGill 6 vs. Calgary 8
Laurier 6 vs. Victoria 5
Draw 2- Women
Lakehead 2 vs. Laurentian 8
Queen’s 6 vs. Manitoba 8
Draw 1 - Men
Manitoba 4 vs. Western 6
Lethbridge 1 vs. Waterloo 10
Memorial 3 vs. Lakehead 5
Guelph 6 vs. St. Mary’s 3
Draw 1 - Women
Regina 6 vs. Queen’s 7
Laurentian 9 vs. Manitoba 3
Laurier 7 vs. Brock 8
Brandon 2 vs. St. Mary’s 6
Trent 6 vs. Alberta 8
Waterloo 5 vs. Carleton 9
Calgary 6 vs. Lakehead 5
Memorial 4 vs. Western 0
CURLING (M/W): QUEEN’S SET TO ADVANCE TO PLAYOFFS AT CANADIAN UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIP
Guelph, Ont. (March 14, 2008) – Queen’s will look to advance to the quarter-finals of the Canadian University Curling Championship with men’s round robin play set to conclude on Saturday morning. The Gaels have a record of 4-1 and sit just a game behind Brock in Pool B.
The Gaels finished with a dominate 8-2 win against Alberta in the ninth draw and earlier were upset by Brock in a tight 7-5 match. Brock is the only team to hand Queen’s a loss in round-robin play. The foursome is skipped by Jonathan Beuk of Mississauga, Ont. and the Gaels will contend against Manitoba tomorrow looking to seal a quarter-final berth. The 11th draw begins at 8:00am (EST).
On the women’s side the Gaels knocked off Lakehead 7-2 in the ninth draw, needing only seven ends to take the match. The OUA Champion Gaels were topped 9-4 by Saint Mary’s earlier this morning. Queen's led by skip Lisa Farnell of Peterborough, Ont., finished with a even 3-3 record and still hope to earn a playoff position.
The Gaels will most likely play in the tie-breaker round set for Saturday at 2:00pm after the women’s competition round-robin play concludes on Saturday morning in the 11th draw. The Gaels women’s squad do not play in the the 11th draw.
Results: Day 3 - Friday, March 14, 2008
(G) = Guelph Curling Club
(E) = Elora Curling Club
Draw 9 (4:30pm)
Men's Draw
(G) Alberta 2 vs. Queen’s 8
(G) Guelph 5 vs. Victoria 4
(G) Memorial 8 vs. Lethbridge 1
(G) Calgary 3 vs. Laurier 7
(G) Lakehead 7 vs. Laurentian 6
(G) McGill 7 vs. St. Mary’s 3
(G) St. F. Xavier 6 vs. Western 4
Women's Draw
(G) Brock 5 vs. Memorial 4
Draw 8 (12:30pm)
Men's Draw
(G) Brock 7 vs. Manitoba 2
(G) Waterloo 7 vs. Laurentian 6
(G) Lethbridge 5 vs. Regina 8
(G) Lakehead 7 vs. Brandon 6
(G) Laurier 7 vs. Guelph 2
(E) Western 8 vs. Alberta 2
Women's Draw
(G) Lakehead 7 vs. Brandon 5
(G) Laurier 9 vs. Trent 3
(G) Carleton 9 vs. Calgary 3
(E) Manitoba 6 vs. Regina 5
(E) St. Mary’s 9 vs. Queen’s 4
(E) Waterloo 2 vs. Laurentian 7
Draw 7 (8:30am)
Men's Draw
(G) Victoria 4 vs. McGill 6
(G) Queen’s 5 vs. Brock 7
(G) Regina 1 vs. Memorial 7
(G) Manitoba 7 vs. St. F. Xavier 6
(G) St. Mary’s 4 vs. Calgary 8
Women's Draw
(G) Western 4 vs. Alberta 7
(G) Brock 6 vs. Guelph 4
(G) Trent 2 vs. Memorial 8
Men Standings
http://www.curling.ca/fan_central/2008_University_Championships/standings_men.asp
Women Standings
http://www.curling.ca/fan_central/2008_University_Championships/standings_women.asp
Curling (M/W): Queen's open championship with two wins
Schedules/Results
Day 1 - Wednesday, March 12, 2008
(G) = Guelph Curling Club
(E) = Elora Curling Club
Draw 1 (4:30pm)
Draw One Recap
Guelph, ON - In the opening draw of the 2008 CIS Curling Championships, 8 men’s teams and 16 women’s teams saw their first action.
On the men’s side, Western defeated Manitoba 6-4 in pool E at the Elora Curling Club. In pool F, at the Guelph Curling Club, Waterloo cruised to a 10-1 win over Lethbridge, and Lakehead got by Memorial 5-3. And in pool D, Guelph doubled Saint Mary’s 6-3 which also took place in Guelph.
In the women’s draw 1, Queen’s edged Regina 7-6 in a crossover game. In pool B action, Laurentian defeated Manitoba 9-3, and Carleton over Waterloo 9-5. In pool A action, Saint Mary’s outscored Brandon by a score of 6-2 and Calgary escaped with a 6-5 win over Lakehead. And rounding out the first draw in pool C, Brock slid by Laurier 8-7, Alberta defeated Trent 8-6 and Memorial blanked Western 4-0.
Men's Draw
(G) Manitoba 4 vs. Western 6
(G) Lethbridge 1 vs. Waterloo 10
(G) Memorial 3 vs. Lakehead 5
(E) Guelph 6 vs. St. Mary’s 3
Women's Draw
(G) Regina 6 vs. Queen’s 7
(G) Laurentian 9 vs. Manitoba 3
(G) Laurier 7 vs. Brock 8
(G) Brandon 2 vs. St. Mary’s 6
(G) Trent 6 vs. Alberta 8
(E) Waterloo 5 vs. Carleton 9
(E) Calgary 6 vs. Lakehead 5
(E) Memorial 4 vs. Western 0
Draw 2 (9:00pm)
In Draw two at Guelph, on the men’s side, Memorial crushed Brandon 9-0 in pool F, and Lakehead defeated Regina 5-3. In pool D, Laurier came away with a win after a close match against Victoria ending 6-5 for the Hawks, while Calgary up-ended McGill 8-6. And in pool E, Brock edged Alberta 5-4, and Queen’s was victorious over St. FX 6-4.
In the women’s draw, Laurentian easily defeated Lakehead 8-2 in just 6 ends. In a close game, Manitoba came out on top against Queen’s 8-6.
Men's Draw
(G) Queen’s 6 vs. St. F. Xavier 4
(G) Regina 3 vs. Lakehead 5
(G) Brandon 0 vs. Memorial 9
(G) Alberta 4 vs. Brock 5
(G) McGill 6 vs. Calgary 8
(G) Laurier 6 vs. Victoria 5
Women's Draw
(G) Lakehead 2 vs. Laurentian 8
(G) Queen’s 6 vs. Manitoba 8
Men's Standings after day one
http://www.curling.ca/fan_central/2008_University_Championships/standings_men.asp
Women's Standings after day one
http://www.curling.ca/fan_central/2008_University_Championships/standings_women.asp
Curling (M/W): Gaels Head To Inaugural CIS Championships Wednesday
Waterloo, Ont. (March 11, 2008) - The Queen's Golden Gaels men's and women's curling teams hope to impress talented fields at the first Canadian University Championships, the first officially sanctioned by the Canadian Curling Association (CCA) and Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS). The tournament being hosted by the University of Waterloo will present the winners on the men's and women's sides with berths in the 2009 FISU (Federation Internationale de Sport Universitaire) 24th Winter Universiade in Harbin, China from February 18-28.
The Gaels women who won the silver medal at the OUA Finals in February at Brock University will be facing some tough competition in the University of Calgary and Memorial University from Newfoundland. The Calgary squad in 2007 posted a 6-3 round robin record and went on to capture the gold medal at the Winter Universiade in Pinerolo, Italy and will be in Queen's pool. The Memorial University foursome has two members from the 2007 Canadian Junior Women's championship team which went on to win the World Junior silver medal. Queen's led by skip Lisa Farnell of Peterborough, Ont., the OUA First Team All Star skip, will face Calgary in their fourth round robin draw on Thursday, March 13 at 4:30pm.
The Gaels men won the OUA bronze medal in February and are in a six team pool with Western, Manitoba, Brock, St. Francis Xavier and Alberta. The foursome skipped by Jonathan Beuk of Mississauga, Ont. will start play Wednesday night, March 12 at 9pm against St. Francis Xavier.
Each men's and women's team will play six games with the top team from each of the three pools and the next five best records plus ties advancing to the playoffs. The semi-final and final are scheduled for Sunday, March 16.
Wednesday, March 12
(W) Curling vs. Regina @ CIS Championship; 4:30pm @ Waterloo
(W) Curling vs. Manitoba @ CIS Championship; 9pm @ Waterloo
(M) Curling vs. St. FX @ CIS Championship; 9pm @ Waterloo
Thursday, March 6
(M) Curling vs. Western - CIS Championship; 8:30am @ Waterloo
(M) Curling vs. McGill - CIS Championship; 12:30pm @ Waterloo
(W) Curling vs. Brandon - CIS Championship; 12:30pm @ Waterloo
(W) Curling vs. Calgary - CIS Championship; 4:30pm @ Waterloo
Friday, March 7
(M) Curling vs. Brock - CIS Championship; 8:30am @ Waterloo
(M) Curling vs. Alberta - CIS Championship; 4:30pm @ Waterloo
(W) Curling vs. St. Mary's - CIS Championship; 12:30pm @ Waterloo
(W) Curling vs. Lakehead - CIS Championship; 8:30pm @ Waterloo
Saturday, March 8
(M) Curling vs. Manitoba - CIS Championship; 8:30pm @ Waterloo
(M/W) Curling - CIS Championship (Tiebreakers); 11am, 1pm & 2pm @ Waterloo
(M/W) Curling - CIS Championship (Quarterfinals); 5pm @ Waterloo
Sunday, March 9
(M/W) Curling @ CIS Finals (Semi-Finals); 9am @ Waterloo
(M/W) Curling @ CIS Finals (Final); 1:30pm @ Waterloo
Curling (M/W): Queen's Earns Two All-Star Nods And Coach of the Year Award
Kingston, Ont. (February 19, 2008) - Queen's women's skip Lisa Farnell of Peterborough, Ont. was named as a first team All-Star as the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) released its curling awards earlier today. Andrew Inouye of Newmarket, Ont. also earned second team All Star, while head coach Scott Davey was named OUA Coach of the Year.
Farnell was the Gaels' skip helping Queen's to the OUA silver medal last weekend at the conference championship, narrowly losing the final 8-5 to the Laurier Golden Hawks. On the men's side, Queen's finished third, winning the bronze medal after a tie breaker win over Waterloo and semi-final loss to Western. Inouye earned a second team All-Star selection.
Davey coaches both the Men's and Women's Curling teams at Queen's University and brought home a silver and bronze medal for their efforts this weekend.
OUA MEN'S FIRST TEAM ALL-STARS
POSITION - NAME - SCHOOL - HOMETOWN
Skip - Ryan Sayer - Waterloo - New Liskard, Ont.
Vice - Bill Francis - Laurier - Toronto, Ont.
Second - Paul Arkilander - Laurier - Sudbury, Ont.
Lead - Rob Fry - Waterloo - Midland, Ont.
OUA MEN'S SECOND TEAM ALL-STARS
Skip - Mike Anderson - Laurier - Markham, Ont.
Vice - Mark Bresee - Western - Sarnia, Ont.
Second - Andrew Inouye - Queen's - Newmarket, Ont.
Lead - Micky Lizmore - Western - London, Ont.
OUA WOMEN'S FIRST TEAM ALL-STARS
Skip - Lisa Farnell - Queen's - Peterborough, Ont.
Vice - Erin Morrissey - Western - Ottawa, Ont.
Second - Jackie Masongsong - Western - Markham, Ont.
Lead - Hilary McDermott - Laurier - Guelph, Ont.
OUA WOMEN'S SECOND TEAM ALL-STARS
Skip - Jennifer Scott - Western - Sarnia, Ont.
Vice - Laura Hickey - Laurier - Toronto, Ont.
Second - Sarah Ridgley - Trent - Bracebridge, Ont.
Lead - Fiona Muirhead - Western - London, Ont.
Coach of the Year - Scott Davey - Queen's
Curling (M/W): Gaels Win Medals At OUA Finals
Windsor, Ont. (February 17, 2008) - The Queen's Golden Gaels women's curling team brought home the silver medal after an 8-5 loss in the OUA Final to the Laurier Golden Hawks Sunday in Windsor. The Gaels, who had earned the berth to the final with a 2-1 first place record Saturday in round robin play, trailed by one in the sixth end. In the seventh end the Golden Hawks scored two and ran the Gaels out of rocks in the eighth and final end to take the title.
The Queen's men finished round robin play 1-2 on Saturday, but defeated Waterloo in the Sunday morning tiebreaker game to advance to face Western in the semi-final. In the game with the Mustangs, the Gaels fell behind 5-3 heading into the seventh and Western scored three more to end the match an end early. Laurier would go on and upset Western in the final to make a clean sweep of the OUA titles.
Curling (M/W): Gaels Qualify For OUA Finals
Perterborough, Ont. (February 4, 2008) Both Queen's curling teams clinched berths in the conference championships after a successful weekend in Peterborough at Trent University. The men's team went 3-1 losing their opening game to Western but bouncing back to defeat Brock, Waterloo and Windsor. The ladies dropped their first two games to Western and on the final shot to Waterloo but then took a last rock victory over Windsor and played their strongest game of the weekend in a 7-1 win over Brock.
The women finish 4-3 and in third place while the men are also in third with a 5-2 record. The Gaels will now prepare for the OUA Finals February 16th and 17th at the University of Western.
Men's Curling Qualifies For OUA Semi Final
Waterloo, ON (February 17, 2007) - The Queen's Golden Gaels men's curling team went 2-1 Saturday in round robin play at the OUA Championships in Waterloo. Their second place standing puts them in Sunday morning's semifinal against either Brock or Laurier. The Gaels defeated both teams Saturday beating Brock 10-6 and blasting Laurier 9-2 before ending the day with a 10-4 loss to Windsor. Windsor earns a berth directly in the OUA Final Sunday afternoon and will play the winner of the earlier semi final.
Men's Curling Advances To OUA Finals
Kingston, ON (February 5, 2007) - The Queen's Golden Gaels men's and women's curling teams had mixed results at the OUA Crossover in Kingston on the weekend. The men finished the weekend 2-2 defeating Waterloo 8-4 and Windsor 9-4, and losing to Western 7-6 and Brock 9-7. Overall the Gaels are 4-3 and qualify for the OUA Finals in Waterloo as the third seed. The women's team was not as fortunate despite going 3-1 on the weekend they finished 4-3 and tied with Laurier and Waterloo for the last two playoff berths but after two tiebreakers finish out of the OUA Finals. On the weekend the ladies beat Western 11-4, Waterloo 10-2, and Windsor 11-6 with the lone loss to Brock 9-8 in the final draw. The OUA Finals are February 17th and 18th in Waterloo.
Photos by Changuk Sohn...
Curling Wins 3 Games At East Sectional
Waterloo, ON (January 21, 2007) - The Queen's Golden Gaels men's curling team opened their season with a 2-1 record at the East Sectional at Laurier University this weekend. The Gaels beat Trent in the first draw 8-2 and Toronto in draw two 10-2 before losing to the defending champion Laurier Golden Hawks 9-3 in the third draw. As for the women's team they lost their first draw 8-7 to Trent, won the second draw easily 9-1 over Toronto before losing the final draw 9-3 to Laurier. Both Queen's teams return to action on February 3rd and 4th when they host the OUA East/West Crossover. It is the final league play before the league championships in Waterloo February 17th and 18th.
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