14-11-2023, 22:25
The Dewars Centre, Perth, Scotland is hosting the B Division Championships for both Men and Women from 18 to 25 November. Two teams are promoted to the A Division and two are relegated to the C Division.
The 10 Women's teams are Austria, Belgium, England, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. England should be good enough to comfortably stay in the B Division and might, just might, win a medal.
England are represented by regulars Anna Fowler (Skip), Hetty Garnier (Third), Angharad Ward (Second), Naomi Robinson (Lead) and Lisa Farnell (Alternate).
The 16 Men's teams are Austria, Belgium, Denmark, England, Estonia, France, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine and Wales. The three Home Nations should be able to stay in this Division and I'd say that Ireland would be more likely to reach the later stages.
England's team are Rob Retchless (Skip), Jotham Sugden (Third), Scott Gibson (Second), Jonathan Havercroft (Lead) and Felix Price (Alternate).
Ireland have their usual team of John Wilson (Skip), Kyle Paradis (Third), James Russell (Second), Craig Whyte (Lead) and Eoin McCrossan (Alternate).
Wales' team is James Pougher (Skip), Rhys Phillips (Third), Garry Coombs (Second), Simon Pougher and Martin Lloyd (Alternate).
The 10 Women's teams are Austria, Belgium, England, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. England should be good enough to comfortably stay in the B Division and might, just might, win a medal.
England are represented by regulars Anna Fowler (Skip), Hetty Garnier (Third), Angharad Ward (Second), Naomi Robinson (Lead) and Lisa Farnell (Alternate).
The 16 Men's teams are Austria, Belgium, Denmark, England, Estonia, France, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine and Wales. The three Home Nations should be able to stay in this Division and I'd say that Ireland would be more likely to reach the later stages.
England's team are Rob Retchless (Skip), Jotham Sugden (Third), Scott Gibson (Second), Jonathan Havercroft (Lead) and Felix Price (Alternate).
Ireland have their usual team of John Wilson (Skip), Kyle Paradis (Third), James Russell (Second), Craig Whyte (Lead) and Eoin McCrossan (Alternate).
Wales' team is James Pougher (Skip), Rhys Phillips (Third), Garry Coombs (Second), Simon Pougher and Martin Lloyd (Alternate).
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