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2017, pacific, asia, curling, championships, held, november, erina, south, wales, australia, three, teams, from, women, tournaments, qualified, 2018, world, curling, championship, 2018, ford, world, women, curling, championship, respectively, this, first, paci. The 2017 Pacific Asia Curling Championships was held 2 8 November in Erina New South Wales Australia The top three teams from the men s and women s tournaments qualified for the 2018 World Men s Curling Championship and 2018 Ford World Women s Curling Championship respectively This was the first Pacific Asia Championship where the top three teams qualify for the World Championships Previously only the top two teams qualified 1 2017 Pacific Asia Curling ChampionshipsHost cityErina AustraliaArenaErina Ice ArenaDates2 8 NovemberMen s winner South KoreaSkipKim Chang minThirdSeong Se hyeonSecondOh Eun SuLeadLee Ki bokAlternateKim Min chanFinalist China Zou Dejia Women s winner South KoreaSkipKim Eun jungThirdKim Kyeong aeSecondKim Seon yeongLeadKim Yeong miAlternateKim Min jungFinalist Japan Satsuki Fujisawa 2016 2018 Contents 1 Men 1 1 Teams 1 2 Round Robin Standings 1 3 Playoffs 2 Women 2 1 Teams 2 2 Round Robin Standings 2 3 Playoffs 3 References 4 External linksMen editTeams edit 2 nbsp Australia nbsp China nbsp Chinese Taipei Fourth Dean Hewitt Third Ian Palangio Second Christopher Ordog Skip Hugh Millikin Alternate Jay Merchant Skip Zou Dejia Third Zou Qiang Second Xu Jingtao Lead Shao Zhilin Alternate Ma Yanlong Skip Randolph Shen Third Nicolas Hsu Second Brendon Liu Lead Ting Li Lin Alternate nbsp Hong Kong nbsp Japan nbsp Kazakhstan Skip Jason Chang Third Derek Leung Second Teddie Leung Lead Martin Yan Alternate John Li Skip Yusuke Morozumi Third Tetsuro Shimizu Second Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi Lead Kosuke Morozumi Alternate Kohsuke Hirata Skip Viktor Kim Third Abylaikhan Zhuzbay Second Joan Akhmad Lead Dinislam Aimishev Alternate nbsp South Korea 3 nbsp New Zealand 4 nbsp Qatar Skip Kim Chang min Third Seong Se hyeon Second Oh Eun Su Lead Lee Ki bok Alternate Kim Min chan Skip Sean Becker Third Warren Dobson Second Brett Sargon Lead Anton Hood Alternate Hamish Walker Skip Nabeel Alyafei Third Ahmed Al Fahad Second Abdulrahman Alyafei Lead Ali Salem Alternate Round Robin Standings edit Key Teams advanced to playoffs Country Skip W L nbsp Japan Yusuke Morozumi 8 0 nbsp Australia Hugh Millikin 7 1 nbsp China Zou Dejia 6 2 nbsp South Korea Kim Chang min 5 3 nbsp New Zealand Sean Becker 4 4 nbsp Chinese Taipei Randie Shen 3 5 nbsp Hong Kong Jason Chang 1 7 nbsp Kazakhstan Viktor Kim 1 7 nbsp Qatar Nabeel Alyafei 1 7 Playoffs edit Semi finalsFinal 1 nbsp Japan74 nbsp South Korea84 nbsp South Korea93 nbsp China82 nbsp Australia63 nbsp China7 Bronze Medal Game 1 nbsp Japan112 nbsp Australia4Women editTeams edit nbsp Australia nbsp China nbsp Hong Kong Skip Helen Williams Third Kim Forge Second Ashleigh Street Lead Michelle Fredericks Armstrong Alternate Anne Powell Skip Jiang Yilun Third Jiang Xindi Second Yao Mingyue Lead Yan Hui Alternate Xu Meng Skip Ling Yue Hung Third Julie Morrison Second Ada Shang Lead Ashura Wong Alternate Grace Bugg nbsp Japan nbsp South Korea nbsp New Zealand 5 Skip Satsuki Fujisawa Third Chinami Yoshida Second Mari Motohashi Lead Yurika Yoshida Alternate Yumi Suzuki Skip Kim Eun jung Third Kim Kyeong ae Second Kim Seon yeong Lead Kim Yeong mi Alternate Kim Min jung Skip Bridget Becker Third Jessica Smith Second Thivya Jeyaranjan Lead Holly Thompson Alternate Emma Sutherland Round Robin Standings edit Key Teams advanced to playoffs Country Skip W L nbsp South Korea Kim Eun jung 10 0 nbsp China Jiang Yilun 8 2 nbsp Japan Satsuki Fujisawa 6 4 nbsp Hong Kong Ling Yue Hung 3 7 nbsp New Zealand Bridget Becker 3 7 nbsp Australia Helen Williams 0 10 Both teams had beaten each other in the round robin so Hong Kong advanced to the playoffs after a draw shot challenge 6 Playoffs edit Semi finalsFinal 1 nbsp South Korea144 nbsp Hong Kong21 nbsp South Korea113 nbsp Japan62 nbsp China53 nbsp Japan6 Bronze Medal Game 2 nbsp China84 nbsp Hong Kong3References edit World Curling Federation World Curling Championships to grow after Annual General Assembly Archived from the original on 1 April 2018 Retrieved 7 October 2017 All Teams Declared for Vancouver Olympic Winter Games 8 January 2010 Entry List by Country PDF odf2 worldcurling com 2 November 2017 2017 Pacific Asia Curling Championships 2017 Pacific Asia Curling Championships Pacific Asia Curling Championships 2017 Hong Kong reach Pacific Asia semi finals for the very first time Archived from the original on 14 November 2017 Retrieved 8 November 2017 External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2017 Pacific Asia Curling Championships amp oldid 1175425548, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
