The men's tournament of the 2011 World Senior Curling Championships was held from April 15 to 24, 2011.
21 teams participated in three groups. The teams played a round robin within their groups, and the top two teams from each group automatically qualified for the quarterfinals. The third-ranked teams among the groups used a draw stone challenge to determine which group took the seventh spot in the quarterfinals. The remaining two third-ranked teams then played a qualification game to determine the last qualifying spot.
Teams Blue Group Skip: Michael Sutherland Third: Tommy Campbell Second: John Summers Lead: Phil Barton Alternate: John Brown Skip: Christophe Lehuenen Third: Cyril Vigneau Second: Yvon Lebailly Lead: Joseph Chartier Alternate: Pierre Perrin Skip: András Rókusfalvy Third: Mihály Verasztó Second: László Tolnai Lead: György Kalmár Skip: Nobuyuki Kato Third: Junichi Ishida Second: Keiji Kakuta Lead: Hisashi Ikuta Alternate: Hiroshi Hasegawa Skip: Wim Neeleman Third: Frank Kerkvliet Second: Jos Wilmot Lead: Bas Bennis Skip: Ken Horton Third: Gordon Butler Second: Angus Storrie Lead: Edmond Binks Skip: Geoff Goodland Third: Tim Solin Second: Pete Westberg Lead: Ken Olson Alternate: Philip DeVore
Red Group Skip: Mark Johnson Third: Marvin Wirth Second: Ken McLean Lead: Millard Evans Alternate: Brad HannahFourth: Ludĕk Hajtl Skip: Petr Slavik Second: Aleš Plešek Lead: Ludĕk Dembovsky Skip: Bent Juul Kristoffersen Third: John Hansen Second: Hans Anton Jørgensen Lead: Kurt Holm Skip: Timo Kauste Third: Jorma Venäläinen Second: Yrjö Franssila Lead: Juhani Heinonen Alternate: Seppo Malinen Skip: Klaus Unterstab Third: Lenard Schulze Second: Charlie Kapp Lead: Andreas Helwig Alternate: Karl Dieter Schäfer Skip: Danilo Capriolo Third: Eraldo Quero Second: Mario Bologna Lead: Guido Barco Skip: Per Carlsén Third: Mats Nyberg Second: Stefan Larsson Lead: Dan Carlsén Alternate: Claes-Göran Höglund
Green Group Skip: Hugh Millikin Third: John Theriault Second: Jim Allan Lead: Dave Thomas Alternate: Tom Kidd Skip: Peter Wilson Third: David Whyte Second: Tony Tierney Lead: David Hume Alternate: Gerry O'Kane Skip: Pēteris Šveisbergs Third: Jānis Rēdlihs Second: Ivars Černajs Lead: Ģirts Sils Skip: Peter Becker Third: Richard Morgan Second: Nelson Ede Lead: David Greer Alternate: John Sanders Skip: Sergey Melnikov Third: Sergey Korolenko Second: Sergey Narudinov Lead: Oleg Badilin Skip: Dieter Strub Third: Peter Kröger Second: Hansjörg Andres Lead: Micky Leopri Alternate: Bruno MahlerFourth: Hugh Meikle Skip: Chris Wells Second: Michael Yuille Lead: Stewart Cairns Alternate: Andy Carr
Round-robin standings Final round-robin standings
KeyTeams to PlayoffsTeams to Draw Shot Challenge (team with best moves to playoffs, other two play in qualification game)
Blue Group Skip W L Geoff Goodland 6 0 Michael Sutherland 4 2 Ken Horton 4 2 András Rókusfalvy 3 3 Nobuyuki Kato 3 3 Christophe Lehuenen 1 5 Wim Neeleman 0 6 Red Group Skip W L Mark Johnson 6 0 Bent Kristoffersen 5 1 Klaus Unterstab 4 2 Per Carlsén 3 3 Timo Kauste 2 4 Petr Slavik 1 5 Danilo Capriolo 0 6 Green Group Skip W L Dieter Strub 6 0 Hugh Millikin 5 1 Peter Becker 4 2 Peter Wilson 3 3 Chris Wells 2 4 Sergey Melnikov 1 5 Pēteris Šveisbergs 0 6
Round-robin results All draw times are listed in Central Standard Time (UTC-06).
Blue Group Sunday, April 17 Draw 1 08:00
Draw 3 18:00
Monday, April 18 Draw 6 14:30
Tuesday, April 19 Draw 8 08:00
Draw 10 18:00
Wednesday, April 20 Draw 13 14:30
Draw 15 21:30
Thursday, April 21 Draw 17 14:30
Red Group Sunday, April 17 Draw 2 11:30
Draw 4 21:30
Monday, April 18 Draw 5 11:00
Tuesday, April 19 Draw 8 08:00
Draw 10 18:00
Wednesday, April 20 Draw 13 14:30
Thursday, April 21 Draw 17 14:30
Draw 19 21:30
Green Group Sunday, April 17 Draw 2 11:30
Draw 4 21:30
Monday, April 18 Draw 6 14:30
Tuesday, April 19 Draw 8 08:00
Draw 9 11:30
Draw 10 18:00
Draw 11 21:30
Wednesday, April 20 Draw 12 11:00
Draw 13 14:30
Draw 15 21:30
Thursday, April 21 Draw 19 21:30
Playoffs
Qualification Game Friday, April 22, 15:00
Quarterfinals Friday, April 22, 20:00
Semifinals Saturday, April 23, 9:00
Bronze medal game Saturday, April 23, 14:00
Gold medal game Saturday, April 23, 14:00
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