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World Curling Tour event
The 2012 Spruce Grove Cashspiel was held from November 23 to 25 at the Spruce Grove Curling Club in Spruce Grove, Alberta as part of the 2012–13 World Curling Tour. Both the men's and women's events were held in a round robin format, and the purses for the men's and women's events were CAD$8,000 each, with the winner of each event receiving CAD$2,100.[1][2] In the men's final, Les Rogers defeated Greg Keith with a score of 6–3 for his first World Curling Tour title. In the women's final, Tiffany Steuber defeated Holly Whyte with a score of 8–7 in an extra end.
The teams are listed as follows:[3]
Skip |
Third |
Second |
Lead |
Locale
|
Tom Appelman |
Ted Appelman |
Ted Appelman, Sr. |
Dave Douglas |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Randy Detillieux |
Kelly Hobbs |
Dale Resnak |
Dave Zesko |
Spruce Grove, Alberta
|
Shawn Donnelly |
Kendall Warawa |
Curtis Der |
Neal Woloschuk |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Tony Germsheid |
Randy Guidinger |
Conrad Yaremchuk |
|
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Richard Guidinger |
Dale Fellows |
Lyle Biever |
Jeff Smith |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Glen Hanson |
Les Steuber |
Brian Romanyshyn |
Brent Fellows |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Curtis Harrish |
Brian Kushinski |
Tyler Wasieckzo |
Dan Munro |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Don DeLair (fourth) |
Greg Hill (skip) |
Chris Blackwell |
Stephen Jensen |
Airdrie, Alberta
|
Greg Keith |
Wilson Nelson |
Curtis Daniels |
Martin Pederson |
Spruce Grove, Alberta
|
Jon Rennie |
Jeff Inglis |
Rob Collins |
Eric Wasylenko |
Calgary, Alberta
|
Kyle Richard |
Matt Yeo |
Neil Bratrud |
Colin Huber |
Gibbons, Alberta
|
Les Rogers |
Aaron Bartling |
Jason Hardy |
Jason McPhee |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Robert Schlender |
Dean Ross |
Don Bartlett |
Chris Lemishka |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Wade White |
Kevin Tym |
Dan Holowaychuk |
George White |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Benny Wilkinson |
|
|
|
Whitecourt, Alberta
|
Jessi Wilkinson |
Tyler Pfeiffer |
Morgan Vandoesburg |
Wade Hagman |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Round-robin standings
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Final round-robin standings[4]
The playoffs draw is listed as follows:[5]
The teams are listed as follows:[6]
Skip |
Third |
Second |
Lead |
Locale
|
Lisa Eyamie |
Maria Bushell |
Jodi Marthaller |
Valerie Hamende |
High River, Alberta
|
Tiffany Game |
Vanessa Pouliot |
Jennifer Van Wieren |
Melissa Pierce |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Brittany Gregor |
Lindsay Blyth |
Hayley Furst |
Tara Tanchak |
Calgary, Alberta
|
Teryn Hamilton |
Holly Scott |
Logan Conway |
Karen Vanthuyne |
Calgary, Alberta
|
Heather Jensen |
Shana Snell |
Heather Rogers |
Carly Quigley |
Airdrie, Alberta
|
Lisa Johnson |
Michelle Kryzalka |
Natalie Holloway |
Shawna Nordstrom |
Spruce Grove, Alberta
|
Cathy King |
Carolyn Morris |
Lesley McEwen |
Doreen Gares |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Lindsay Makichuk |
Amy Janko |
Jessica Monk |
Kristina Hadden |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Chana Martineau |
Pam Appleman |
Brittany Zelmer |
Jennifer Sheehan |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Morgan Muise |
Lyndsay Allen |
Sarah Horne |
Sara Gartner-Frey |
Calgary, Alberta
|
Casey Scheidegger |
Michele Smith |
Jessie Scheidegger |
Kimberly Anderson |
Lethbridge, Alberta
|
Tiffany Steuber |
Megan Anderson |
Lisa Miller |
Cindy Westgard |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Valerie Sweeting |
Dana Ferguson |
Joanne Taylor |
Rachelle Pidherny |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Candace Wanechko |
Natalie Hughes |
Kara Lindholm |
Kandace Lindholm |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Brittany Whittemore |
Julia Gavin |
Jessica Henricks |
Alana Pinkoski |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Holly Whyte |
Heather Steele |
Cori Dunbar |
Jamie Forth |
Edmonton, Alberta
|
Round-robin standings
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Final round-robin standings[7]
The playoffs draw is listed as follows:[8]