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Standings
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* designates
semifinal qualifier -- **won
tiebreakers against Alaska and USA |
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Standings now reflect
head-to-head play and shoot-out scores as well as overall
records. |
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Tiebreaker Procedures --
Shootout Rankings |
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In the event of ties for playoff spots
following the round robin competition, tiebreaker games will
be held as necessary, on Friday, Feb. 6. No team can be
eliminated from the competition without playing a game. If
three teams are tied for one spot, for instance, one team
would receive a bye in the first tiebreaker round based upon
head-to-head results, and, if necessary, team scores from a
shootout held earlier in the competition. In the shootout,
each player on a team draws one rock to the button, with
officials measuring the distance between the center of the
button and the final resting place of the stone. Shootout
rankings are as follows: |
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MEN |
WOMEN |
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Wisconsin (Lemke) |
Minnesota 2 (Sormunen) |
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USA (Plys) |
Alaska (Schultz) |
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Utah (Taggart) |
North Dakota (Vorachek) |
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North Dakota (Jacobson) |
Wisconsin 1 (Spatola) |
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Alaska (Birklid) |
Wisconsin 2 (Dassow) |
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Minnesota (Shuster) |
Minnesota 1 (Bonner) |
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Illinois (Wilberg) |
Illinois (Moulton) |
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Washington (Booth) |
Pennsylvania (Anderson) |
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Michigan (Scheffler) |
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Massachusetts (Leichter) |
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