11-01-2015, 00:42
This week saw the European Junior Curling Challenge being played, where the 2 winning teams qualify for the World Championships to be held in Tallin, Estonia from 28 February to 8 March.
In the Womens event, the England team of Hetty Garnier (skip), Angharad Ward (third), Naomi Robinson (second) and Lucy Sparks (lead) supported by Niamh Fenton (alternate) won by demolishing Turkey 9-1 in the final after only 6 ends. They had won their section comfortably, winning 8 games and losing 1.
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The triumphant England team arriving home.
The English Mens team fared less well, winning only 2 of their 5 Section games, thereby failing to qualify for the later stages. Russia won the event.
In the Womens event, the England team of Hetty Garnier (skip), Angharad Ward (third), Naomi Robinson (second) and Lucy Sparks (lead) supported by Niamh Fenton (alternate) won by demolishing Turkey 9-1 in the final after only 6 ends. They had won their section comfortably, winning 8 games and losing 1.
The triumphant England team arriving home.
The English Mens team fared less well, winning only 2 of their 5 Section games, thereby failing to qualify for the later stages. Russia won the event.
Cabbage is still good for you