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Curling the Roarin' Game

timing, technic, training

http://curlingbasics.com/

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ECC 2012 Karlstad Sweden

Belgium finishes 7th at the ECC

Results:

POL-BEL SAT 8 Dec Belgium wins 7:6 after Extra End

BEL-LTU SUN 9 Dec Belgium wins 10:7

BEL-NED SUN 9 DEC Netherlands wins 10:3

BEL-AUT MON 10 DEC Belgium wins 6:4

CRO-BEL TUE 10 DEC Croatia wins 6:4

LAT-BEL TUE 11 DEC Latvia wins 5:4

BEL-IRE WED 12 DEC Belgium wins 10:7

Belgium finishes 4th in the B-Group Blue Pool. The final Ranking is determined by the Draw shot challenge which are played at each game. As Belgium has the best DSC the Team finished 7th in the Final Ranking of both B Groups. A great achievement - congratulations

http://ecc2012.curlingevents.com/

http://ecc2012.curlingevents.com/b-group-men

http://nieuws.vtm.be/binnenland/2012121610901-curling-wint-aan-populariteit?autoPlay=true

http://www.sporza.be/cm/sporza/videozone/sporten/andernieuws/MV_121223_SPW_repo_Curling

European Curling Championships - Moscow

2.-10. December 2011

BEL-WAL	SAT 3.12.2011	Belgium Win 7:6
NED-BEL	SAT 3.12.2011	Belgium Win 8:4
BEL-ENG	SUN 4.12.2011	Belgium Lost 8:4
BEL-POL	MON 5.12.2011	Belgium Lost 8:4
BEL-EST	MON 5.12.2011	Belgium Lost 8:5
IRE-BEL	TUE 6.12.2011	Belgium Won 9:7
CRO-BEL	WED 7.12.2011	Belgium Won 13:4

ECC REPORT 2011 MOSCOW

LE GRUYERE EUROPEAN CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010, CHAMPERY, SWITZERLAND 4th-11th December 2010

Marc Suter, Thomas Suter, Timothy Verreycken, Thomas Lemmens

ECC 2010 Schedule & Results

Watch Curling on:

LE GRUYERE EUROPEAN CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2009, ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND

December 4-12, 2009

http://www.ecc2008.se

World Curling Federation Statistics Page:

http://results.worldcurling.org/Persons.aspx

http://results.worldcurling.org/Associations.aspx

Association Statistical Information

Ladies

Year	Pos	Association Belgium
2011	8	Karen Geerts, Natacha Leynen, Liesbeth Rossie, Mieke van Aerde, Karin Stoop

Men

Year	Pos		Association
2012	17		Marc Suter, Timothy Verreycken, Walter Verbueken, Nils Beosier, Peter Suter
2011	19		Marc Suter, Thomas Suter, Timo Verreycken, Thomas Lemmens, Peter Suter
2010	16		Marc Suter, Thomas Suter, Timothy Verreycken, Thomas Lemmens, Peter Suter
2009	21		Marc Suter, Thomas Suter, Walter Verbueken, Stephen Allan, Peter Suter
2008	17		Thomas Suter, Marc Suter, Walter Verbueken, Dirk Heylen, Peter Suter
2007	23		Pieter-Jan Witzig, Marc Suter, Thomas Suter, Samie Witzig, Dirk Heylen
2006	15		Pieter-Jan Witzig, Marc Suter, Thomas Suter, Samie Witzig, Dirk Heylen
2005	15		Pieter-Jan Witzig, Marc Suter, Samie Witzig, Thomas Suter, Dirk Heylen
1995	15		Didier Plasschaert, Andrew Beveridge, Philippe Hauptmann, Marc van den Bossche
1994	16		Didier Plasschaert, Walter Verbueken, Philippe Hauptmann, Jean-Pierre Collignon
1993	18		Walter Verbueken, Didier Plasschaert, Philippe Hauptmann, Marc van den Bossche, Raymond Plasschaert
1991	16		Blair Roberts, Walter Verbueken, Marcel Marién, Pierre Hallants, Didier Plasschaert
1989	13		Marcel Marién, Pierre Mallants, Walter Verbueken, Blair Roberts
1988	14		Marcel Marién, Pierre Mallants, Eric Biehels, Arthur Westerlinck

Spirit of Curling

"Curling is a game of skill and traditions. A shot well executed is a delight to see and so, too, it is a fine thing to observe the time-honored traditions of curling being applied in the true spirit of the game. Curlers play to win but never to humble their opponents. A true curler would prefer to lose rather than win unfairly.

A good curler never attempts to distract an opponent or otherwise prevent him/her from playing his/her best.

No curler ever deliberately breaks a rule of the game or any of its traditions. But, if he/she should do so inadvertently and be aware of it, he/she is the first to divulge the breach.

While the main objective of the game is to determine the relative skills of the players, the spirit of the game demands good sportsmanship, kindly feeling and honorable conduct. This spirit should influence both the interpretation and application of the rules of the game and also the conduct of all participants on and off the ice."