1982 European Curling Championships

1982 European Curling Championships
Host city	Kirkcaldy, Scotland
Arena	Kirkcaldy Ice Rink
Dates	6–11 December
Men's winner	Scotland
Skip	Mike Hay
Third	David Hay
Second	David Smith
Lead	Russell Keiller
Finalist	Germany (Keith Wendorf)
Women's winner	Sweden
Curling club	Karlstads CK, Karlstad
Skip	Elisabeth Högström
Third	Katarina Hultling
Second	Birgitta Sewik
Lead	Karin Sjögren
Finalist	Italy (Maria-Grazzia Constantini)
« 1981 1983 »

The 1982 European Curling Championships were held from 6 to 11 December at the Kirkcaldy Ice Rink arena in Kirkcaldy, Scotland.

The Scottish men's team skipped by Mike Hay won their third European title, and the Swedish women's team skipped by Elisabeth Högström won their fifth European title.

Team	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Curling club
Austria	Günther Mochny	Ronald Koudelka	Arthur Fabi	Jakob Küchl
Denmark	Frants Gufler	Hans Gufler	Michael Sindt	Holger Slotsager
England	Ronnie Brock	John Brown	Tony Fraser	Duncan Stewart
Finland	Isto Kolemainen	Juhani Eholuoto	Jorma Mäkelä	Keijo Silvan
France	Henri Müller	René Robert	Fernand Schillinger	Albert Lecomte
Germany	Keith Wendorf	Hans Dieter Kiesel	Sven Saile	Heiner Martin	CC Schwenningen, Schwenningen
Italy	Andrea Pavani	Enrico Alberti	Giancarlo Valt	Gianantonio Gillarduzzi
Luxembourg	Georges Schweich	William Bannerman	Denis Boulianne	Gisbert Franz
Netherlands	Wim Neeleman	Robert van der Cammen	Gustaf van Imhoff	Jeroen Tilman
Norway	Pål Trulsen	Flemming Davanger	Stig-Arne Gunnestad	Kjell Berg
Scotland	Mike Hay	David Hay	David Smith	Russell Keiller
Sweden	Tom Schaeffer	Bengt Oscarius	Lars Hegert	Claes-Göran Carlman	Djursholms CK, Stockholm
Switzerland	Jürg Tanner	Jürg Hornisberger	Patrik Lörtscher	Franz Tanner	Lausanne-Riviera CC, Lausanne
Wales	Peter Williams	Richard Davis	Ray King	Adrian Meikle

Group A

	Team	A1	A2	A3	A4	A5	A6	A7	W	L	Place
A1	England	*	4:6	5:9	10:3	6:11	6:9	5:9	1	5	6
A2	France	6:4	*	10:9	3:5	5:7	4:7	9:2	3	3	4
A3	Germany	9:5	9:10	*	10:4	13:7	9:5	14:2	5	1	1
A4	Italy	3:10	5:3	4:10	*	5:6	2:9	5:8	1	5	7
A5	Netherlands	11:6	7:5	7:13	6:5	*	6:13	8:3	4	2	3
A6	Switzerland	9:6	7:4	5:9	9:2	13:6	*	18:1	5	1	2
A7	Wales	9:5	2:9	2:14	8:5	3:8	1:18	*	2	4	5

Group B

	Team	B1	B2	B3	B4	B5	B6	B7	W	L	Place
B1	Austria	*	4:10	11:9	8:10	9:11	4:11	2:6	1	5	6
B2	Denmark	10:4	*	12:5	9:7	7:4	3:5	8:5	5	1	2
B3	Finland	9:11	5:12	*	7:8	1:15	3:11	1:13	0	6	7
B4	Luxembourg	10:8	7:9	8:7	*	3:14	3:10	5:6	2	4	5
B5	Norway	11:9	4:7	15:1	14:3	*	3:9	3:8	3	3	4
B6	Scotland	11:4	5:3	11:3	10:3	9:3	*	10:2	6	0	1
B7	Sweden	6:2	5:8	13:1	6:5	8:3	2:10	*	4	2	3

  Teams to playoffs

	For 13th place
	Italy	17
	Finland	8

	For 11th place
	England	7
	Austria	9

	For 9th place
	Wales	13
	Luxembourg	3

	For 7th place
	France	6
	Norway	8

	For 5th place
	Netherlands	6
	Sweden	8

	Semifinals					Final
	A(1)	Germany	9
	B(2)	Denmark	2
						Germany		5
						Scotland		6
	B(1)	Scotland	7
	A(2)	Switzerland	6			Bronze game
						Denmark		3
						Switzerland		4

Place	Team	Skip	GP	W	L
	Scotland	Mike Hay	8	8	0
	Germany	Keith Wendorf	8	6	2
	Switzerland	Jürg Tanner	8	6	2
4	Denmark	Frants Gufler	8	5	3
5	Sweden	Tom Schaeffer	8	5	3
6	Netherlands	Wim Neeleman	7	4	3
7	Norway	Pål Trulsen	7	4	3
8	France	Henri Müller	7	3	4
9	Wales	Peter Williams	7	3	4
10	Luxembourg	Georges Schweich	7	2	5
11	Austria	Günther Mochny	7	2	5
12	England	Ronnie Brock	7	1	6
13	Italy	Andrea Pavani	7	2	5
14	Finland	Isto Kolemainen	7	0	7

Team	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Curling club
Austria	Herta Kuchenmeister	Monika Hölzl	Edeltraud Koudelka	Marianne Gartner
Denmark	Jane Bidstrup	Iben Larsen	Maj-Brit Rejnholdt	Kirsten Hur	Hvidovre CC, Hvidovre
England	Christine Short	Malcolm Maxwell	Anne Walton	Anne Harvey
France	Huguette Jullien (fourth)	Agnes Mercier	Paulette Sulpice (skip)	Monique Tournier
Germany	Almut Hege	Josefine Einsle	Suzanne Koch	Petra Tschetsch
Italy	Maria-Grazzia Constantini	Ann Lacedelli	Nella Alvera	Angela Constantini
Luxembourg	Cilly Schweich	Madeleine van den Houten	Christianne Boulianne	Marie Garritze
Netherlands	Els Neeleman	Netty Born	Lucie Wolfs	Lia van Elshout
Norway	Trine Trulsen	Anne Jøtun Bakke	Hanne Pettersen	Cathrine Hannevig
Scotland	Isobel Torrance	Isobel Waddell	Margaret Wiseman	Marion Armour
Sweden	Elisabeth Högström	Katarina Hultling	Birgitta Sewik	Karin Sjögren	Karlstads CK, Karlstad
Switzerland	Susan Schlapbach	Irene Bürgi	Ursula Schlapbach	Katrin Peterhans
Wales	Anne Stone	Elizabeth Hunt	Barbara Williams	Doris Vickers

Group A

	Team	A1	A2	A3	A4	A5	A6	A7	W	L	Place
A1	Austria	*	15:5	6:11	9:4	6:12	2:12	10:4	3	3	4
A2	England	5:15	*	2:13	12:7	1:15	5:11	9:7	2	4	5
A3	France	11:6	13:2	*	11:5	6:10	5:13	12:13	3	3	3
A4	Luxembourg	4:9	7:12	5:11	*	5:10	5:14	11:5	1	5	6
A5	Norway	12:6	15:1	10:6	10:5	*	8:4	11:6	6	0	1
A6	Switzerland	12:2	11:5	13:5	14:5	4:8	*	14:4	5	1	2
A7	Wales	4:10	7:9	13:12	5:11	6:11	4:14	*	1	5	7

Group B

	Team	B1	B2	B3	B4	B5	B6	W	L	Place
B1	Denmark	*	5:10	12:8	11:4	13:6	6:13	3	2	3
B2	Germany	10:5	*	6:13	12:0	5:6	8:9	2	3	5
B3	Italy	8:12	13:6	*	12:11	10:5	3:8	3	2	2
B4	Netherlands	4:11	0:12	11:12	*	5:14	2:16	0	5	6
B5	Scotland	6:13	6:5	5:10	14:5	*	4:9	2	3	4
B6	Sweden	13:6	9:8	8:3	16:2	9:4	*	5	0	1

  Teams to playoffs

  Teams to tiebreaker

	.
	Italy	10
	Denmark	5

	For 11th place
	Luxembourg	4
	Netherlands	10

	For 9th place
	England	3
	Germany	14

	For 7th place
	Austria	2
	Scotland	16

	For 5th place
	France	10
	Denmark	5

	Semifinals					Final
	A(1)	Norway	5
	B(2)	Italy	9
						Italy		2
						Sweden		13
	B(1)	Sweden	8
	A(2)	Switzerland	4			Bronze game
						Norway		3
						Switzerland		13

Place	Team	Skip	GP	W	L
	Sweden	Elisabeth Högström	7	7	0
	Italy	Maria-Grazzia Constantini	8	5	3
	Switzerland	Susan Schlapbach	8	6	2
4	Norway	Trine Trulsen	8	6	2
5	France	Paulette Sulpice	7	4	3
6	Denmark	Jane Bidstrup	7	3	4
7	Scotland	Isobel Torrance	6	3	3
8	Austria	Herta Kuchenmeister	7	3	4
9	Germany	Almut Hege	6	3	3
10	England	Christine Short	7	2	5
11	Netherlands	Els Neeleman	6	1	5
12	Luxembourg	Cilly Schweich	7	1	6
13	Wales	Anne Stone	6	1	5

• Men's results from the World Curling Federation
• Women's results from the World Curling Federation
• "Previous competitors and results of the EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS since 1975 | 1982 in KIRKCALDY, Scotland" (PDF). ECF. Archived from the original (PDF) on 6 January 2009.