PITTSBURGH CURLING CLUB
2009-2010 Regular Season Results
		Draw 1	Draw 2	Draw 3
RANK	Team	Position	Position	Position	Final Total
VANCOUVER DIVISION
A1	Team Ashford	A1	A5	A2	168
A2	Team Banfield	B6	B6	A5	161
A3	Team Radermacher	C1	B3	B1	158
A4	Team Visnich	B5	A3	A1	154
A5	Team Webb	A3	A2	A6	148
A6	Team Robinson	D6	D6	B5	143.5
SALT LAKE CITY DIVISION
B1	Team Stuart	A5	B1	A3	139
B2	Team Scott	A2	A6	B3	131
B3	Team Sterling	C3	C4	A4	130
B4	Team Purvis	B2	A1	B4	129
B5	Team Hoffman	A4	C3	C4	128
B6	Team Tammariello	D5	C6	C1	127.5
LAKE PLACID DIVISION
C1	Team Buffington	A6	B2	B6	126
C2	Team Hopke	B4	B5	C5	119
C3	Team Foley	C5	C5	B2	117
C4	Team Marchitelli	D1	C2	D5	117
C5	Team Patton	C4	D7	C3	113
C6	Team Bliss	B3	D3	D1	112
CALGARY DIVISION
D1	Team Sumpter	D4	A4	D3	107
D2	Team Poeschl	D3	C1	D2	104
D3	Team Kyle	C6	B4	C2	99
D4	Team Burchesky	C2	D1	D4	98
D5	Team Franklin	B1	D2	C6	97.5
D6	Team Curtis	D2	D8	D8	84
D7	Team Swenar	D8	D5	D7	80
D8	Team Stanger	D7	D4	D6	80

TIEBREAKERS:

Foley over Marchitelli - Foley previously in Higher Division

Swenar over Stanger - Swenar won head to head in Draw 2

Pittsburgh Curling Club April 2010 Saturday League
Team Canada		Team China		Team Denmark
Jim Laskowski		Jeff Baker		Shane Greskevitch
Greta Penn		Craig Grunden		Derek Hunter
Mike Penn		Patrick Metzler		Garrett Hunter
Greg Trecha		Scott Smith		Gregg Hunter
Team France		Team Norway		Team Switzerland
Jacob McCracken		Patrick Cannon		Will Kniceley
Jonathan McCracken		Jonathan Daniel		Bryan Mack
Branwen Pollett		Nathan Lott		Jillian Ramsey Stern
Jonathan Pollett		Andrew Marsh		Andy Stedman
Team Germany		Team Great Britain
Elaine Dischman		Brooke Covington
Greg Dischman		Jarrett Covington
Josh Miller		Bill Rozinsky
Stephanie Sears		Mandi Shenot
Team Sweden		Team United States
Glen Connell		Rob Cooley
Rebecca Donadee		Michael Papincak
Christopher Kinsella		Michael Traegar
Jacqui Pieis		BJ Vascik

Pittsburgh Curling Club April 2010 Sunday League
Team Albertville		Team Calgary		Team Innsbruck
Amy Berner		Bill Densmore		Lee Andersen
Cris Bridge		AJ Macdonald		Justin Madder
Cyndie Marsh		Tim Mayes		Richard Marcotte
Kim Roup		Adam Spinner		Philip Ovadin
Team Nagano		Team Salt Lake City		Team Sarajevo
Nikki Lipinski		Jen Beaule		Heather Barclay
Julie Snatchko		Rick Beaule		Kevin Barclay
Andrew Sokol		Andrew Niedziela		Jordon Bishop
Josephine Sokol		Jocelyn Niedziela		Julie Bishop
Team Lake Placid		Team Lillehammer
Elizabeth Cubbison		Brian Jackson
Erin McManus		Brian Kaczmarski
Terri Schohn		Michelle Kaczmarski
Marc Wisnosky		Matthew Messer
Team Torino		Team Vancouver
Tom Green		Mary Alice Bair
Alicia Smith		Ronald Bair
David Smoller		Sean Sullivan
Charlie Woodrum		Alex Ward

Pittsburgh Curling Club Saturday League Schedule
4/17/2010	Sheet A	Sheet B	Sheet C	Sheet D	Sheet E
9:00 PM	Denmark vs. Switzerland	Canada vs. Norway	China vs. Sweden	Germany vs. Great Britain	France vs. United States
4/24/2010	Sheet A	Sheet B	Sheet C	Sheet D	Sheet E
9:00 PM	Canada vs. Germany	Great Britain vs. Sweden	Denmark vs. France	Switzerland vs. United States	China vs. Norway
5/1/2010	Sheet A	Sheet B	Sheet C	Sheet D	Sheet E
3:15 PM	China vs. United States	France vs. Switzerland	Canada vs. Great Britain	Denmark vs. Norway	Germany vs. Sweden

Pittsburgh Curling Club Sunday League Schedule
4/11/2010	Sheet A	Sheet B	Sheet C	Sheet D	Sheet E
5:00 PM	Lillehammer vs. Vancouver	Albertville vs. Calgary	Lake Placid vs. Nagano	Sarajevo vs. Torino	Innsbruck vs. Salt Lake City
4/25/2010	Sheet A	Sheet B	Sheet C	Sheet D	Sheet E
5:00 PM	Innsbruck vs. Sarajevo	Nagano vs. Vancouver	Calgary vs. Torino	Albertville vs. Salt Lake City	Lake Placid vs. Lillehammer
5/2/2010	Sheet A	Sheet B	Sheet C	Sheet D	Sheet E
5:00 PM	Salt Lake City vs. Torino	Innsbruck vs. Lake Placid	Albertville vs. Sarajevo	Lillehammer vs. Nagano	Calgary vs. Vancouver

Learn To Curl: Dan Bliss -> learn2curl@pittsburghcurlingclub.com

Hello Ladies of PCC,

It is hard to believe that 2008 is gone and 2009 is here. It seems like just last
week I was mailing my registration form for another season of curling. Even
though so much is going on, I wanted to take a few minutes to update you about
your membership in the United States Women’s Curling Association (USWCA).
Some of you who have been members of the PCC for a few years may be
familiar with the USWCA, but for those of you who are not, the USWCA was
founded in 1947 to promote and conserve the best interests of the sport among
women curlers throughout the United States. The PCC is one of the 68 member
clubs and the PCC ladies are among the almost 3,000 members nationwide. All
women who are current members in PCC are also paid members in the USWCA.
This is a great benefit for PCC ladies. With your membership you are eligible to
enter USWCA sponsored bonspiels and events such as the 5 Year & Under
Bonspiel. The USWCA 61st National Bonspiel will be held February 11 – 15th,
2009 at the Wauwatosa Curling Club in Wauwatosa, WI. If you can not make it
to Wauwatosa this February, mark your calendar for the event next year,
February 10 – 14th, 2010 hosted by the Schenectady NY Curling Club. For those
ladies 55 and older, the USWCA sponsors an annual Senior Women’s National
Bonspiel. The event is attended by women 55 years of age an older from all
member areas.

Check out the redesigned USWCA website, www.uswca.org. The site provides
additional bonspiel event information and also is a great resource for curling
news and information. They even have information for purchasing their USWCA
pins. The proceeds from merchandise and pins sales goes to support the sport
of curling with emphasis on outreach for the sport of curling and juniors programs
(junior rocks, brooms, assistance for juniors to compete in national events, etc.).

If you have any questions, or are interested in any of their bonspiels, check out
the USWCA website or contact me on a Saturday league night or through our website
Here's my email:Jen Poeschl-> sponsors@pittsburghcurlingclub.com

Good Curling,

Jennifer Poeschl

One of the great things about belonging to a Club working on 7 years in existence is that you get to know alot of great people. Some of them become lifelong friends, teammates, or bonspieling companions. As President, I try to get to know everyone, at least a little bit.

One of the bad things about belonging to a Club working on 7 years is that the longer you know people, the probability of losing some of those people increases.

In the span of just over 2 weeks, we have lost 2 of our Family members. Dr. Robert Burchesky and Jack Stankiewicz. My deepest condolences go out to the Burchesky and Stankiewicz families.

I first met Dr. Burchesky at a Steelspiel event a few months after his son Steve had taken me to my first Bonspiel. He was decked out in his curling regalia and was a sight to behold. This was the sport I was interested in!! His stories about curling were amazing. He had become a fixture on the Sunday morning of Tropicurl behind the glass watching the curling and the final events.

"Captain Jack" joined the Club after stopping by at a Steelspiel "just to see what this curling was all about". He later joined the club. Jack had been through some health problems in recent years, but if he could make it to curling, or even one of our BORING Board Meetings, he was there. He had a zest for life and for the sport of Curling that I hope I have at 50, let alone 70.

It truly is an amazing Club when people like this, that we only get to see once a week, if we are lucky, have such a profound impact on our lives. I'm missing Dr. Burchesky and Jack today. It is not a good feeling. I'm sure that they would think I was silly for feeling this way. But that's what happens when you are Family. The Pittsburgh Curling Club is an amazing Family, and as we continue to Grow, I hope we stay that way...A Family. We are connected to each other, but not only by Curling, but through the friendships we make along the way.

So, to Bob and Jack, I Raise My Broom to A Shot, An End, and A Life Well Played.

Good Curling....