Gordon-Emmett results

Based on reporting from all the teams involved, here are the final results. Since there were only 12 teams at this event, per the rules, the fourth (D) event does not count as a final, so no bonus points are awarded for the D event.

Fitzgerald - 90 points
2 C event wins for 30 points each = 60
1 C event loss for 30 points
Brown - 185 points
1 B event win - 30 points
1 C event win - 30 points
C finals win - 125 points
Brooks - 60 points
1 B event win - 30 points
B finals loss - 30 points
Tyner - 155 points
1 A event win - 125 points
D finals win - 30 points

Top three teams are Austin, Tyner, Brooks. Prize payouts from the pool of $3450 are $1897.50, $966 and $586.50 respectively.

Thanks to everyone for participating and hopefully this will continue for many more years with a bigger purse and more teams.

Jeff

PCC Stone and Granite State

For those attending either of these events, Jason Valetutto will be collecting results at the Stone and Charlie Brown will be collecting results at the Granite State.

Make sure all your wins are noted. I will be confirming with all attending teams after the events.

Thanks to Jason and Charlie for the help.

Jeff

Update after the McKay-Douglas

With four events done and three to go, there are still plenty of points to earn. Remember best three point totals count. The top five teams all have points from just two events.

Top five are Austin (550), Brooks (500), Tyner (375), Valetutto (350) and Fitzgerald (225).

Playing in the PCC Stone are Austin, Valetutto, Baggett and Smith. Playing in the Granite State are Tyner and Brown.

If anyone else is playing in one of these events, let me know.

Jeff

McKay-Douglas Bonspiel updates

I will try to post updates here as the event progresses. The draw is available on the Ardsley website. Don't know if they will be updating it during the weekend. They do have wireless access at the club so will try and convince the organizers to keep it up to date.

Jeff

McKay-Douglas Bonspiel

There are 26 teams entered in this GNCC MCT event. I think they have 6 events so with that number of teams all events are eligible for the winner/runner-up points in the finals.

I still have not heard from some teams on their remaining schedule. Please let me know what events you will be playing in so I can track that.

Jeff

Another team has joined

A new team has signed up for the MCT and will be playing in Norfolk. That makes 6 teams at the Calder.

Jason Valetutto had better be a little careful as he may be subjected to the "DBR" this weekend.

DBR - rolling in the snow naked twice

Yes, Walter Baggett has joined the MCT. Jason will have the original rule in place being a Plainfield skip and then the new MCT Baggett rule which hasn't quite been fleshed out yet.

See you all there tomorrow.

Jeff

Calder Cup at Norfolk Preview

There are currently five MCT teams playing in the bonspiel. I am hoping to sign up a couple of more teams that are in attendence. There are 16 total teams entered. This is the first time since at least 2001 the Calder has had a full slate of teams. One of the goals of the MCT was to attract more teams to undersubscribed events. It seems to have worked for the first event of the season.



The Calder is a four event bonspiel. Winning the first event will garner 400 points and finishing as first event runner-up is worth 350 points. This is based on a standard 16 team draw.



Jeff

Welcome

The GNCC Men's Curling Tour blog will be used to provide details of the competition at the various Tour bonspiels. I am looking for addititional people to provide some of those details. If you are interested please contact me.

Jeff Hannon
MCT Chair