Thomas Gross, Krista Pöllänen win 2011 European Champions Cup

    08/20/11

    2011 ECC

    Second consecutive women's title for Pöllänen and second men's title for Gross after 2008

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    Men's Division - Final Standings
    1. Thomas Gross, Austria
    2. Ivan Semenov, Russia
    3. Pascal Winternheimer, Germany
    3. Hafthor Hardarson, Iceland
    5. Patrick Bohm, Sweden
    6. Mark Kerr, Scotland
    7. Leonidas Maragkos, Greece
    8. Svein Åke Ek, Norway
    9. Olexandr Kondratyev, Ukraine
    10. Richard Teece, England
    11. Paul Stott, Ireland
    12. Anthony Fabre, France
    13. Jean-Marc Lebon, Belgium
    14. Sami Konsteri, Finland
    15. Glenn Morten Pedersen, Norway
    16. Mindaugas Gaucys, Lithuania
    17. Habib Dogan, Turkey
    18. Massimo Pirozzi, Italy
    19. Dmitri Chilkine, Belarus
    20. Neil Sullivan, Malta
    21. Łukasz Zjawiony, Poland
    22. Vasco Mendes, Switzerland
    23. Moises Perez, Catalonia
    24. Daniele Bronzetti, San Marino
    25. Aviv Alfital, Israel
    26. Nikolai Babyuk, Moldova
    27. Todor Lichev, Bulgaria
    28. Catalin Gheorghe, Romania
    29. Jan Baier, Czech Republic
    30. Sean Griffin, Wales
    31. Grant Dugan, Northern Ireland
    32. Jozef Kupcak, Slovakia
    33. Verners Veidulis, Latvia
    34. Michael Wood, Gibraltar
    35. János Farkas, Hungary
    36. Ziga Kalan, Slovenia
    37. Eric Koning, Netherlands
    38. Marijan Pavlic, Croatia
    39. Matt Southwell, Guernsey
    40. Miladin Dabetić, Serbia

     


    Women's Division - Final Standings
    1. Krista Pöllänen, Finland
    2. Joline Persson Planefors, Sweden
    3. Lisa John, England
    3. Sue Abela, Malta
    5. Janine-Manuela Gabel, Germany
    6. Isabelle Sacco, France
    7. Alena Korobkova, Russia
    8. Georgia Sagona, Greece
    9. Sophie van der Meer, Netherlands
    10. Daria Pajak, Poland
    11. Heidi Manninen, Finland
    12. Sandra Torrents, Catalonia
    13. Ebru Özogluuntur, Turkey
    14. Ivonne Gross, Austria
    15. Raffaella Fusco, Italy
    16. Dragana Petrović, Serbia
    17. Jacqui MacColl, Scotland
    18. Tali Itzhak, Israel
    19. Jeanett Haavelmoen Johansen, Norway
    20. Marija Tkachenko, Latvia
    21. Christine van Boom, Belgium
    22. Louise Roberts, Wales
    23. Vera Masatova, Czech Republic
    24. Sarolta Dosztály, Hungary
    25. Dagny Edda Thorisdottir, Iceland
    26. Nataliya Shcherbinina, Ukraine
    27. Valérie Cornuz, Switzerland
    28. Lauren Dugan, Northern Ireland
    29. Caitriona Mulhall, Ireland
    30. Luminita Farkas, Romania
    31. Maja Debenec, Slovenia
    32. Daiva Perminiene, Lithuania
    33. Riina Lõhmus, Estonia
    34. Maria Nikolova, Bulgaria
    35. Chantelle Hale, Guernsey
    36. Aksana Sinitsa, Belarus
    37. Katarina Klocanova, Slovakia
    38. Danijela Vickovic, Croatia

     

     

    Men's Division - Championship Round


    Single-elimination, best-of-three games

     

     

    Women's Division - Championship Round


    Single-elimination, best-of-three games

     

     

    Men's Division - Standings after the third block (24 games)


    The top 8 advance to the single-elimination finals in best-of-three games format.

     

     

    Men's Division - Third block on dual oil (8 games)

     

     

     

    Women's Division - Standings after the third block (24 games)


    The top 8 advance to the single-elimination finals in best-of-three games format.

     

     

    Women's Division - Third block on dual oil (8 games)