The 1994 Pepsi Canadian Junior Curling Championships were held March 19 to 26 at the Colchester Legion Stadium in Truro, Nova Scotia.
Alberta's Colin Davison rink won the men's event in controversy, when they defeated the Northwest Territories' Kevin Koe rink 6–5 in an extra end. After Koe threw his last rock, the team's second Mark Whitehead jumped in celebration, but kicked an Alberta stone in the process. Neither of the teams, the officials or television replays could determine which team was shot rock before Whitehead burned it, and so the championship was given to Alberta. Had the Territories won, it would have been the only time a team from the north has won a Canadian curling championship.
Men's Teams Province / Territory Skip Third Second Lead Joel Wetmore Jason Peckham Adam McLean Jason Phillips Dan MacLean Stephen Hatherly Karl Carter Derek Andersen Mark Stonehouse Chris Girouard Craig McInnis Dave Babcock Kyle Stevenson AJ MacSwain Robbie Gauthier Terry Hood Philippe Lemay Steve Beaudry Pierre LePage Patrice Rousseau Joe Frans Shane McCready Dale Matchett Brad Anderson Brad Minogue Greg Cantin Danny Visutski Tyler Lockhart Kevin MacKenzie Ross McFadyen Jim Bush Todd Trevellyan Neil Cursons Pat Simmons Rob Nixon Jamie Burrows Colin Davison Kelly Mittelstadt Scott Pfeifer Sean Morris Trevor Perepolkin Brendan Willis Nathan Munk David Orme /Yukon Kevin Koe Jamie Koe Mark Whitehead Kevin Whitehead
Standings LocaleSkipWL Philippe Lemay 8 3 /Yukon Kevin Koe 8 3 Colin Davison 8 3 Joe Frans 7 4 Neil Cursons 6 5 Brad Minogue 6 5 Mark Stonehouse 6 5 Kevin MacKenzie 5 6 Dan MacLean 4 7 Trevor Perepolkin 4 7 Kyle Stevenson 2 9 Joel Wetmore 2 9
Results Draw 1
Draw 2
Draw 3
Draw 4
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Draw 6
Draw 7
Draw 8
Draw 9
Draw 10
Draw 12
Draw 14
Draw 15
Draw 17
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Playoffs
Semifinal
Final
Women's Teams Province / Territory Skip Third Second Lead Gina Stanley Michelle Letto Sabine Wasser Carla Avery Susan Pettipas Lori MacDonald Krista Archibald Lynn MacDonald Susie Leblanc Paula Nicol Allison Franey Pamela Nicol Krista Cameron Shannon Perry Cheryl King Peggy Miles Karine Marchand Dominique Cadorette Valerie Leclerc Karine Desbiens Dominique Lascelles Katherine Pilon Julie Leonard Mylene Rochon Rohonda Halvorsen Lisa Backman Tiffany Stubbings Michelle Boland Jennifer Jones Trisha Baldwin Jill Officer Dana Malanchuk Sherry Linton Cindy Street Angela Street Allison Tanner Crystal Rumberg Margo Wright Lawnie Goodfellow Paula MacLeod Jeanna Richard Tracey Martin Sandra Stoutenburg Brenda Henderson /Yukon Tara Hammer Kerry Koe Kim Barraclough Sheena Yakeleya
Standings LocaleSkipWL Sherry Linton 9 2 Jeanna Richard 8 3 Dominique Lascelles 7 4 Rohonda Halvorsen 7 4 Jennifer Jones 7 4 Susie Leblanc 6 5 Crystal Rumberg 6 5 /Yukon Tara Hammer 5 6 Krista Cameron 4 7 Karine Marchand 3 8 Gina Stanley 2 9 Susan Pettipas 2 9
Results Draw 1
Draw 2
Draw 3
Draw 4
Draw 5
Draw 6
Draw 7
Draw 8
Draw 9
Draw 10
Draw 11
Draw 13
Draw 16
Draw 18
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Draw 22
Playoffs
Tiebreaker #1
Tiebreaker #2
Semifinal
Final
Qualification Ontario The Ontario Junior Curling Championships were held in Hawkesbury, Ontario, with the finals held on February 27.
Joe Frans of the Bradford Curling Club won his second straight provincial junior championship, defeating Jeff Steski of Sarnia 7–5 in the men's final. The team went undefeated through the round robin with a 7–0 record, earning a bye to the final. Steski beat Pat Ferris of Peterborough in the semifinal.
Hawkebury's Dominique Lascelles won the women's final, defeating Donna Schell of Cannington 9–3. Lascelles finished with a 6–1 round robing record, earning a bye to the final. Schell beat Julie Anderson of Unionville in a tiebreaker, and then beat Heather Timbers of Oshawa in the semifinal.
External links Men's statistics Women's statistics
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