European Curling Championship 1989

Venue: Engelberg

The 1989 European Curling Championships for men and women took place from December 5th to 9th in Engelberg , Switzerland .

Men's tournament

Attendees

Belgium Belgium	Denmark Denmark	Germany BR BR Germany	England England	Finland Finland
Skip: Marcel Marién Third: Pierre Mallants Second: Walter Verbueken Lead: Blair Roberts	Skip: Frants Gufler Third: Christian Thune-Jacobsen Second: Niels Siggaard Andersen Lead: Finn Nielsen	Skip: Keith Wendorf Third: Sven Saile Second: Cristoph Möckel Lead: Uwe Saile	Skip: Eric Laidler Third: JD. Michael Sutherland Second: Jim. Wilson Lead: Neil Harvey	Skip: Jussi Uusipaavalniemi Third: Jari Laukkanen Second: Jori Aro Lead: Marko Poikolainen Alternate: Juhani Heinonen
France France	Italy Italy	Netherlands Netherlands	Norway Norway	Austria Austria
Skip: Dominique Dupont-Roc Third: Daniel Cosetto Second: Lionel Tournier Lead: Patrick Philippe	Skip: Andrea Pavani Third: Fabio Alvara Second: Franco Sovilla Lead: Stefano Morona	Skip: Otto Veening Third: Otto Veening Second: Hans van Dijk Lead: Fred Melker	Skip: Eigil Ramsfjell Third: Sjur Loen Second: Espen de Lange Lead: Thoralf Hognestad Alternate: Bent Ånund Ramsfjell	Skip: Alois Kreidl Third: Thomas Wieser Second: Dieter Küchenmeister Lead: Stefan Salinger
Sweden Sweden	Switzerland Switzerland	Scotland Scotland	Wales Wales
Skip: Per Lindeman Third: Bo Andersson Second: Göran Åberg Lead: Carl von Wendt	Skip: Markus Känzig Third: Silvano Flückiger Second: Mario Flückiger Lead: Michel Evard	Skip: Hammy McMillan Third: Norman Brown Second: Hugh Aitken Lead: Jim Cannon	Skip: Adrian Meikle Third: Jamie Meikle Second: Hugh Meikle Lead: Nick Leslie

First phase

The 14 teams identified the 8 participants in the second phase in three elimination rounds:

In the first elimination round, the 14 teams played 2 places in the second phase.
The remaining 12 teams played another 3 places in the second phase in the second elimination round.
In the third elimination round, the last three places in phase 2 were played out by the remaining 9 teams.

The 6 eliminated teams played in a placement round for ranks 9-14.

1. Elimination
1 round
Italy - Austria	7-4
Sweden - Wales	10-2
France - Finland	1-7
Federal Republic of Germany - England	14-4
Switzerland - Belgium	8-5
Denmark - Netherlands	9-5
2nd round
Scotland - Italy	8-3
Sweden - Finland	7-4
Norway - FR Germany	3-7
Switzerland - Denmark	6-4
3rd round
Scotland - Sweden	6-5
Federal Republic of Germany - Switzerland	5-6

2. Elimination
1 round
Wales - France	4-6
Belgium - Netherlands	5-8
2nd round
Italy - Finland	4-3
Norway - Denmark	8-4
Austria - France	2-7
England - Netherlands	9-2
3rd round
Sweden - England	8-1
Italy - Norway	1-6
Federal Republic of Germany - France	8-4

3. Elimination
1 round
Denmark - Wales	8-4
Austria - Netherlands	8-4
Finland - Belgium	10-0
2nd round
England - Wales	5-8
Italy - Austria	2-7
France - Finland	8-2

Results of the first phase
Qualified for phase 2	Sweden, Scotland, Switzerland, FR Germany, Norway, Wales, Austria and France
In the placement round (9-14)	Belgium, Netherlands, Finland, Italy, England and Denmark

Second phase

The 8 from who had advanced to the second phase played the 4 semi-final places in two elimination rounds:

The 8 teams played for 2 semi-finals in the first elimination round.
The remaining 6 teams played in the second elimination round for the last 2 semi-final places.

The 4 eliminated teams played a placement round for ranks 5-8.

1. Elimination
1 round
Scotland - Austria	8-3
Sweden - FR Germany	4-9
Switzerland - Wales	9-1
Norway - France	4-2
2nd round
Scotland - Sweden	7-3
Switzerland - Norway	3-8

2. Elimination
1 round
Austria - FR Germany	1-6
Wales - France	4-8
2nd round
Switzerland - Federal Republic of Germany	2-7
Sweden - France	3-5

Results of the 2nd phase
Qualified for the semifinals	Norway, Scotland, FR Germany and France
In the placement round (5-8)	Sweden, Switzerland, Wales and Austria

Placement round

Ranks 9-14

The six teams eliminated in phase 1 played in three elimination rounds for positions 9-14

1. Elimination
1 round
England - Belgium	6-2
Denmark - Netherlands	5-4
2nd round
England - Italy	1-5
Finland - Denmark	3-6
Game for rank 9.
Italy - Denmark	6-2

2. Elimination
1 round
England - Netherlands	9-3
Finland - Belgium	7-1
Game for rank 11.
England - Finland	1-11

3. Elimination
Game for rank 13.
Netherlands, Belgium	2-9

Final score
9.	Italy Italy
10.	Denmark Denmark
11.	Finland Finland
12.	England England
13.	Belgium Belgium
14th	Netherlands Netherlands

Ranks 5-8

The four teams eliminated in phase 2 played for places 5-8

Placement round
Game for rank 7.
Austria - Wales	10-3
Play for rank 5.
Switzerland - Sweden	7-8

Final score
5.	Sweden Sweden
6th	Switzerland Switzerland
7th	Austria Austria
8th.	Wales Wales

Play-off

Semifinals			final


3	Scotland Scotland	5
2	Germany BR BR Germany	4th
			2	Scotland Scotland	5
			1	Norway Norway	4th
4th	Norway Norway	7th
1	France France	3
			Game for the bronze medal

			3	Germany BR BR Germany	6th
			4th	France France	5

Final score

space	country
1	Scotland Scotland
2	Norway Norway
3	Germany BR BR Germany
4th	France France
5	Sweden Sweden
6th	Switzerland Switzerland
7th	Austria Austria
8th	Wales Wales
9	Italy Italy
10	Denmark Denmark
11	Finland Finland
12	England England
13	Belgium Belgium
14th	Netherlands Netherlands

Women's tournament

Attendees

Denmark Denmark	Germany BR BR Germany	England England	Finland Finland	France France
Skip: Helena Blach Lavrsen Third: Malene Krause Second: Hanne Raun Lead: Gitte Larsen	Skip: Andrea Schöpp Third: Monika Wagner Second: Christina Haller Lead: Heike Schwaller	Skip: Caroline Cumming Third: Aileen Gemmell Second: Alison Arthur Lead: Penni Davis	Skip: Jaana Jokela Third: Terhi Aro Second: Mari Lundén Lead: Heidi Koskiheimo	Skip: Paulette Sulpice Third: Brigitte Lamy Second: Jocelyn Cault-Lhenry Lead: Guylaine Fratucello
Italy Italy	Netherlands Netherlands	Norway Norway	Austria Austria	Sweden Sweden
Skip: Ann Lacedelli Third: Francesca Del Fabbro Second: Daniela Zandegiacomo Lead: Loredana Siorpaes	Skip: Jenny Bovenschen Third: Netty Born Second: Kniertje van Kuyk Lead: Teuna Jongert	Skip: Trine Trulsen Vågberg Third: Dordi Nordby Second: Hanne Woods Lead: Mette Halvorsen	Skip: Lilly Hummelt Third: Eva Nägele Second: Monika Hölzl Lead: Margit Dalik	Skip: Anette Norberg Third: Anna Rindeskog Second: Sofie Marmont Lead: Louise Marmont
Switzerland Switzerland	Scotland Scotland	Wales Wales
Skip: Marianne Flotron Third: Daniela Sartori Second: Esther Christen Lead: Caroline Rück	Skip: Kirsty Addison Third: Karen Addison Second: Joanna Pegg Lead: Laura Scott	Skip: Helen Lyon Third: Jean Robinson Second: Hilary Alison Davis Lead: Jackie Jones

First phase

The 13 teams identified the 8 participants in the second phase in three elimination rounds:

In the first elimination round, the 13 teams played 2 places in the second phase.
The remaining 11 teams played another 3 places in the second phase in the second elimination round.
In the third elimination round, the remaining 8 teams played the last three places in phase 2.

The 5 eliminated teams played in a placement round for ranks 9-13.

1. Elimination
1 round
England - France	3-11
Denmark - Wales	11-4
Norway - Finland	10-5
Netherlands - Austria	4-8
Federal Republic of Germany - Italy	10-2
2nd round
Sweden - France	9-2
Denmark - Norway	8-3
Scotland - Austria	10-2
Switzerland - Federal Republic of Germany	4-6
3rd round
Sweden - Denmark	6-5
Scotland - FR Germany	10-2

2. Elimination
1 round
Wales - Finland	1-11
2nd round
France - Norway	3-10
Austria Switzerland	3-11
England - Finland	7-8
Netherlands - Italy	4-12
3rd round
Denmark - Italy	3-7
Norway - Switzerland	4-6
Scotland - Finland	8-6

3. Elimination
1 round
Austria - Wales	6-7
England - Netherlands	9-3
2nd round
Denmark - Wales	11-3
Norway - England	14-1
Finland - France	6-9

Results of the first phase
Qualified for phase 2	Norway, Sweden, Scotland, Switzerland, France, FR Germany, Italy and Denmark
In the placement round (9-13)	Wales, England, the Netherlands, Finland and Austria