2013 Good Times Bonspiel

2013 Good Times Bonspiel
Host city Calgary, Alberta
Arena Calgary Curling Club
Dates September 6–8
Men's winner Alberta Terry Meek
Curling club Calgary CC, Calgary
Skip Terry Meek
Third Adrian Bakker
Second Eugene Doherty
Lead Keith Mason
Finalist Alberta Bert Martin
Women's winner Alberta Cheryl Bernard
Curling club Calgary CC, Calgary
Skip Cheryl Bernard
Third Susan O'Connor
Second Lori Olson-Johns
Lead Shannon Aleksic
Finalist Alberta Jocelyn Peterman

The 2013 Good Times Bonspiel was held from September 6 to 8 at the Calgary Curling Club in Calgary, Alberta as part of the 2013–14 World Curling Tour. It was the first ever edition of the event. Both the men's and women's events were held in a double knockout format. The purse for both the men's and the women's events was CAD$8,000 each.[1][2][3]

The Terry Meek rink from Calgary won the men's event, defeating Bert Martin's rink from Airdrie. Lloyd Hill, also from Calgary, won the consolation event.[4]

On the women's side, 2010 Olympic silver medalist Cheryl Bernard and her rink from Calgary defeated Jocelyn Peterman's team from Red Deer. Crystal Webster's rink, also from Calgary won the consolation event.


Teams entered

Men

The teams were as follows:[5]

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Cam Culp Chris Hanson Richard Grant Steven Metzger Alberta Airdrie, Alberta
Chad Dahlseide Jamie Chisholm James Wenzel Rob Lane Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Jeremy Harty Cole Parsons Joel Berger Gregg Hamilton Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Wayne Heikkinen Chris Anderson Wendal Hulberg Gordon Hart Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Lloyd Hill Scott Egger Greg Hill Maurice Sonier Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Josh Lambden Morio Kumagawa Chris McDonah Andrew Stevenson Alberta Airdrie, Alberta
Mike Libbus Kevin Muir Brad MacInnis Peter Keenan Alberta Black Diamond, Alberta
Dean Mamer Vance Elder Jason Stannard Wallace Hollingshead Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Bert Martin Rhett Friesz Jon Rennie Brad Kokoroyannis Alberta Airdrie, Alberta
Terry Meek Adrian Bakker Eugene Doherty Keith Mason Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Sean O'Connor Rob Johnson Ryan O'Connor Dan Bubola Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Steve Slupski Saskatchewan Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Scott Smith James Keats Colton Goller Nicholas Rabl Alberta Calgary, Alberta

Women

The teams were as follows:[6]

Skip Third Second Lead Locale
Lindsey Allen Sara Gartner Krista Crowther Sarah Horne Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Cheryl Bernard Susan O'Connor Lori Olson-Johns Shannon Aleksic Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Tanilla Doyle Lindsay Amundsen-Meyer Dayna Connolly Christina Faulkner Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Diane Foster Judy Pendergast Terri Loblaw Sue Fulkerth Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Teryn Hamilton Hayley Furst Jody Keim Heather Hansen Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Heather Jensen Darah Provencal Shana Snell Morgan Muise Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Shannon Kleibrink Bronwen Webster Kalynn Park Chelsey Matson Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Amy Nixon Nadine Chyz Whitney Eckstrand Heather Rogers Alberta Calgary, Alberta
Jocelyn Peterman Brittany Tran Rebecca Konschuh Kristine Anderson Alberta Red Deer, Alberta
Casey Scheidegger Denise Kinghorn Jessie Scheidegger Kimberly Anderson Alberta Lethbridge, Alberta
Crystal Webster Cathy Overton-Clapham Geri-Lynn Ramsay Samantha Preston Alberta Calgary, Alberta

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