1992 World Junior Curling Championships

1992 World Junior Curling Championships
Host city	Oberstdorf, Germany
Dates	March 7–15
Men's winner	Switzerland (2nd title)
Skip	Stefan Heilman
Third	Christoph Grossenbacher
Second	Lucian Jenzer
Lead	Roger Wyss
Finalist	France (Jan Henri Ducroz)
Women's winner	Scotland (2nd title)
Skip	Gillian Barr
Third	Claire Milne
Second	Janice Watt
Lead	Nikki Mauchline
Alternate	Karen Addison
Coach	Peter Loudon
Finalist	United States (Erika Brown)
« 1991 1993 »

The 1992 World Junior Curling Championships were held from March 7 to 15 in Oberstdorf, Germany.

It was the first-ever appearance at the championship for men's and women's national junior teams of Japan.

Men

Teams

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate
Canada	Jason Repay	Aaron Skillen	Scott McCallum	Trevor Clifford
Denmark	Torkil Svensgaard	Ulrik Damm	Kenny Tordrup	Peter Bull	Lasse Damm
France	Jan Henri Ducroz	Spencer Mugnier	Sylvain Ducroz	Thomas Dufour	Philippe Caux
Germany	Markus Herberg	Stephan Knoll	Daniel Herberg	Martin Beiser	Markus Messenzehl
Japan	Takashi Hara	Seiji Asano	Hidetaka Sunaga	Makoto Shirahata	Manabu Aoki
Norway	Thomas Due	Torger Nergård	Mads Rygg	Johan Høstmælingen	Thomas Ulsrud
Scotland	Allan Lyburn	William Lyburn	Colin Beckett	Frazer Hare	Laren Gillespie
Sweden	Joakim Carlsson	Mathias Carlsson	Ola Kindlund	Lars Eriksson	Peter Danielsson
Switzerland	Stefan Heilman	Christoph Grossenbacher	Lucian Jenzer	Roger Wyss
United States	Eric Fenson	Shawn Rojeski	Kevin Bergstrom	Ted McCann

Round Robin

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	Sweden	*	8:3	4:6	2:3	7:5	6:4	7:6	11:4	10:2	7:4	7	2
2	Canada	3:8	*	7:4	8:3	9:8	12:5	3:9	8:7	5:4	12:0	7	2
3	Switzerland	6:4	4:7	*	5:4	6:4	6:5	4:5	6:3	7:5	12:3	7	2
4	France	3:2	3:8	4:5	*	7:3	W	8:6	3:8	7:3	10:2	6	3
5	United States	5:7	8:9	4:6	3:7	*	8:1	9:6	10:7	3:7	14:0	4	5
6	Scotland	4:6	5:12	5:6	L	1:8	*	6:5	10:9	7:3	9:2	4	5
7	Germany	6:7	9:3	5:4	6:8	6:9	5:6	*	7:5	3:5	8:3	4	5
8	Norway	4:11	7:8	3:6	8:3	7:10	9:10	5:7	*	6:5	11:2	3	6
9	Denmark	2:10	4:5	5:7	3:7	7:3	3:7	5:3	5:6	*	15:0	3	6
10	Japan	4:7	0:12	3:12	2:10	0:14	2:9	3:8	2:11	0:15	*	0	9

(«W» — technical win; «L» — technical loss)

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Game
	1	Sweden	4
	4	France	6
						4	France	8
						3	Switzerland	10
	2	Canada	4
	3	Switzerland	6

Rankings

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Switzerland	11	9	2
	France	11	7	4
	Canada	10	7	3
	Sweden	10	7	3
5	United States	9	4	5
6	Scotland	9	4	5
7	Germany	9	4	5
8	Norway	9	3	6
9	Denmark	9	3	6
10	Japan	9	0	9

Women

Teams

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach
Canada	Heather Smith	Denise Cormier	Suzanne LeBlanc	Lesley Hicks
Denmark	Dorthe Holm	Margit Pörtner	Angelina Jensen	Helene Jensen	Nel-Britt Kristensen
France	Tiphaine Schmitt	Severine Bibollet	Aurore Vuillemin	Nadia Bénier		Thierry Mercier
Germany	Monica Imminger	Manon Stockhammar	Alexandra Theurer	Nina Schmid	Gesa Müller
Japan	Mayumi Ohmura	Mika Yoda	Kanna Yamada	Takako Morlizumi	Yuka Kobayashi
Norway	Marianne Haslum	Kristin Løvseth	Hege Korstadshagen	Elisabeth Sandberg		Thoralf Hognestad
Scotland	Gillian Barr	Claire Milne	Janice Watt	Nikki Mauchline	Karen Addison	Peter Loudon
Sweden	Eva Eriksson	Maria Söderkvist	Åsa Eriksson	Elisabeth de Brito	Maria Hjorth
Switzerland	Helga Oswald	Sara Ochsner	Janine Oswald	Tatjana Stadler
United States	Erika Brown	Kari Liapis	Stacey Liapis	Roberta Breyen	Debbie Henry

Round Robin

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	Scotland	*	11:5	11:3	7:8	9:6	11:1	7:4	8:4	10:4	12:0	8	1
2	Sweden	5:11	*	8:4	6:3	9:2	4:7	8:3	9:5	8:0	14:1	7	2
3	United States	3:11	4:8	*	9:8	6:4	10:6	9:4	7:2	12:6	12:4	7	2
4	Switzerland	8:7	3:6	8:9	*	7:6	7:3	9:1	6:4	7:4	12:1	7	2
5	Canada	6:9	2:9	4:6	6:7	*	11:7	9:2	6:1	10:3	8:5	5	4
6	Norway	1:11	7:4	6:10	3:7	7:11	*	6:9	7:5	6:2	19:0	4	5
7	France	4:7	3:8	4:9	1:9	2:9	9:6	*	6:4	3:11	9:6	3	6
8	Denmark	4:8	5:9	2:7	4:6	1:6	5:7	4:6	*	8:5	13:0	2	7
8	Germany	4:10	0:8	6:12	4:7	3:10	2:6	11:3	5:8	*	7:1	2	7
10	Japan	0:12	1:14	4:12	1:12	5:8	0:19	6:9	0:13	1:7	*	0	9

Tiebreaker

	.
	Denmark		8
	Germany		5

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Game
	1	Scotland	7
	4	Switzerland	4
						1	Scotland	10
						3	United States	2
	2	Sweden	5
	3	United States	6

Rankings

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Scotland	11	10	1
	United States	11	8	3
	Switzerland	10	7	3
	Sweden	10	7	3
5	Canada	9	5	4
6	Norway	9	4	5
7	France	9	3	6
8	Denmark	10	3	7
9	Germany	10	2	8
10	Japan	9	0	9

Awards

WJCC All-Star Team:

	Skip	Third	Second	Lead
Men	Jason Repay	Shawn Rojeski	Roger Wyss	Martin Beiser
Women	Eva Eriksson	Kari Liapis	Janice Rankin	Lesley Hicks

WJCC Sportsmanship Award:

Men	Takashi Hara
Women	Mayumi Ohmura

Sources

• Men's results from the World Curling Federation
• Women's results from the World Curling Federation

This curling-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

• v
• t
• e

This article about sports in Germany is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

• v
• t
• e

This page was last edited on 9 January 2024, at 23:44