1989 World Junior Curling Championships

1989 World Junior Curling Championships
Host city	Markham, Ontario, Canada
Dates	March 19–25
Men's winner	Sweden (3rd title)
Skip	Peter Lindholm
Third	Magnus Swartling
Second	Owe Ljungdahl
Lead	Peter Narup
Alternate	Johan Hansson
Finalist	Canada (Mike Wood)
Women's winner	Canada (2nd title)
Skip	LaDawn Funk
Third	Sandy Symyrozum
Second	Cindy Larsen
Lead	Laurelle Funk
Finalist	Norway (Trine Helgebostad)
« 1988 1990 »

The 1989 World Junior Curling Championships were held from March 19 to 25 in Markham, Ontario, Canada.

It was the first World Junior Championships to include teams from Italy.

Men

Teams

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate
Canada	Mike Wood	Mike Bradley	Todd Troyer	Greg Hawkes
Denmark	Brian Benkjaer	Niels Polskjaer	Torben Schmidt	Allan Thomsen
France	Christian Cossetto	Laurent Hue	Lionel Roux	Fabrice Tournier
West Germany	Michael Frey	Bernhard Frey	Joachim Frey	Holger Schweizer	Max Kainz
Italy	Stefano Ferronato	Gianluca Lorenzi	Gian Paolo Zandegiacomo	Marco Alberti
Norway	Thomas Ulsrud	Bent Ånund Ramsfjell	Krister Aanesen	Mads Rygg
Scotland	Allan Manuel	Colin Galbraith	Andrew Finlay	Adrian Coutts
Sweden	Peter Lindholm	Magnus Swartling	Owe Ljungdahl	Peter Narup	Johan Hansson
Switzerland	Markus Eggler	Marc Haudenschild	Frank Kobel	Reto Huber	Stefan Traub
United States	Kurt Marquardt	Jeff Falk	Dan Thurston	Mike Thurston

Round Robin

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

Tiebreakers

	For 4th place
	Scotland		3
	Norway		2

	For 9th place
	France		7
	Denmark		6

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Game
	1	Sweden	7
	4	Scotland	4
						1	Sweden	7
						2	Canada	2
	2	Canada	5
	3	Switzerland	4			Bronze Medal Game
						4	Scotland	2
						3	Switzerland	5

Rankings

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Sweden	11	11	0
	Canada	11	9	2
	Switzerland	11	7	4
4	Scotland	12	6	6
5	Norway	10	5	5
6	United States	9	4	5
7	West Germany	9	3	6
8	Italy	9	3	6
9	France	10	2	8
10	Denmark	10	1	9

Women

Teams

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate
Canada	LaDawn Funk	Sandy Symyrozum	Cindy Larsen	Laurelle Funk
Denmark	June Simonsen	Dorthe Holm	Dorthe Andersen	Angelina Jensen
France	Karine Caux	Laurence Bibollet	Chrystelle Fournier	Véronique Girod	Géraldine Girod
West Germany	Simone Vogel	Christina Haller	Heike Wieländer	Sabine Belkofer	Michaela Greif
Italy	Daniela Zandegiacomo	Carla Zandegiacomo	Giulia Lacedelli	Rossela Carrara
Norway	Trine Helgebostad	Cathrine Ulrichsen	Cecilie Torhaug	Darcie Skjerpen
Scotland	Carolyn Hutchinson	Julie Hepburn	Katie Loudon	Julia Halliday
Sweden	Cathrine Norberg	Mari Högqvist	Helene Granqvist	Annica Eklund	Helena Klange
Switzerland	Diana Meichtry	Araxi Karnusian	Graziella Grichting	Jacqueline Loretan	Helga Oswald
United States	Erika Brown	Tracy Zeman	Shellie Holerud	Jill Jones	Debbie Henry

Round Robin

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	Canada	*	6:1	0:9	4:2	4:2	6:2	6:4	6:4	12:1	9:1	8	1
2	Sweden	1:6	*	10:4	5:4	4:8	4:2	8:4	7:3	8:4	11:2	7	2
3	Norway	9:0	4:10	*	5:6	8:4	8:7	8:3	12:7	5:3	12:2	7	2
4	Scotland	2:4	4:5	6:5	*	6:5	8:3	3:7	8:5	8:4	11:2	6	3
4	Switzerland	2:4	8:4	4:8	5:6	*	6:5	5:4	10:2	10:2	7:0	6	3
6	United States	2:6	2:4	7:8	3:8	5:6	*	6:5	8:2	8:1	16:0	4	5
7	West Germany	4:6	4:8	3:8	7:3	4:5	5:6	*	8:6	5:3	17:1	4	5
8	France	4:6	3:7	7:12	5:8	2:10	2:8	6:8	*	12:4	5:3	2	7
9	Denmark	1:12	4:8	3:5	4:8	2:10	1:8	3:5	4:12	*	10:9	1	8
10	Italy	1:9	2:11	2:12	2:11	0:7	0:16	1:17	3:5	9:10	*	0	9

Tiebreaker

	For 4th place
	Scotland		5
	Switzerland		4

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Game
	1	Canada	4
	4	Scotland	3
						1	Canada	10
						2	Norway	3
	2	Sweden	3
	3	Norway	5			Bronze Medal Game
						4	Scotland	5
						2	Sweden	4

Rankings

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Canada	11	10	1
	Norway	11	8	3
	Scotland	12	8	4
4	Sweden	11	7	4
5	Switzerland	10	6	4
6	United States	9	4	5
7	West Germany	9	4	5
8	France	9	2	7
9	Denmark	9	1	8
10	Italy	9	0	9

Awards

WJCC All-Star Team:

	Skip	Third	Second	Lead
Men	Peter Lindholm	Marc Haudenschild	Owe Ljungdahl	Greg Hawkes
Women	LaDawn Funk	Sandy Symyrozum	Graziella Grichting	Annica Eklund

WJCC Sportsmanship Award:

Men	Brian Benkjaer
Women	Sandy Symyrozum

Sources

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

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