2005–06 curling season explained

Season Year:	2005–06
Prevseason Year:	2004–05
Nextseason Year:	2006–07

The 2005-06 curling season began in September 2005 and ended in April 2006.

Season of Champions top three finishes

(Only team's skip listed)

Event	Winner	Runner-up	Third place
Canadian Mixed	(Epping)	(Hamblin)	(Fowler)
Canadian Olympic Trials (men's)	(Brad Gushue)	(Jeff Stoughton)	(John Morris)
Canadian Olympic Trials (women's)	(Shannon Kleibrink)	(Kelly Scott)	(Stefanie Lawton)
Canadian Juniors (men's)	(Thomas)	(Griffith)	(Maus)
Canadian Juniors (women's)	(Selzer)	(Neufeld)	(Rhyno)
Olympics (men's)	(Gushue)	(Uusipaavalniemi)	(Fenson)
Olympics (women's)	(Norberg)	(Ott)	(Kleibrink)
Scott Tournament of Hearts	(Scott)	(J. Jones)	(C. Jones)
Tim Hortons Brier	(Ménard)	(Howard)	(Dacey)
World Junior Championships (men's)	(Thomas)	(Carlsén)	(Gray)
World Junior Championships (women's)	(Privivkova)	(Selzer)	(Nielsen)
Canada Cup (men's)	(Kevin Martin)	(Glenn Howard)	(John Morris)
Canada Cup (women's)	(Cathy King)	(Jennifer Jones)	(Renee Sonnenberg)
Canadian Seniors (men's)	Northern Ontario (Hackner)	(Rogers)	(Hritzuk)
Canadian Seniors (women's)	(Dunn)	(Adam)	(LaRocque)
Women's World Championships	(Norberg)	(McCormick)	(Scott)
Men's World Championships	(Murdoch)	(Ménard)	(Ulsrud)

Other events

Event	Winner	Runner-up	Third place
European Mixed	(Uusipaavalniemi)	(Edin)	(Schöpp)
Pacific Championships (men's)	(Millikin)	(Ohmiya)	(Becker)
Pacific Championships (women's)	(Tsuchiya)	(Wang B.)	(Kim J.S.)
European Championships (men's)	(Trulsen)	(Lindholm)	(Murdoch)
European Championships (women's)	(Norberg)	(Ott)	(Holm)
European Junior Challenge (men's)	(da Rin)	(Boldusev)	(Hurtik) and Walter)
European Junior Challenge (women's)	(Barr)	(Salonen)	(Apollonio)
Pacific Juniors (men's)	(Wang B.J.)	(Morozumi)	(Kim C.M.)
Pacific Juniors (women's)	(Wang B.)	(Kobayashi)	(Kim J.S.)
World Seniors (men's)	(Rogers)	(Simonson)	(Ullsten)
World Seniors (women's)	(Meldahl)	(Potter)	(Nedkoff)
Paralympics	(Daw)	(Duffy)	(Jungnell)

CCA ranking events

Men's

Event	Date	Location	Winning skip
	September 21–25		Pierre Charette
	September 22–25		Jeff Stoughton
	September 22–25		Rob Johnson
	September 22–25		Glenn Howard
	September 22–25		Nils Carlsén
	September 26-October 2		Wayne Middaugh
	September 29-October 2		Doug MacKenzie
	September 29-October 3		Bob Ursel
	October 6–10		Jeff Stoughton
	October 6–10		Bryan Cochrane
	October 7–9		Chris Johnson
	October 7–9		Randy Ferbey
	October 7–10		Kevin Martin
	October 7–10		Brad Heidt
	October 13–16		Jim Sullivan
	October 13–16		Wayne Middaugh
	October 14–16		Kirk Ziola **
	October 14–17		John Morris
	October 20–23		Dave Murphy
	October 20–23		Jean-Michel Ménard
	October 21–23		Mark Dacey
	October 21–23		Phil Daniel
	October 21–24		Randy Ferbey
	October 21–24		Bert Gretzinger
	October 24–30		Dale Matchett
	October 27–31		Brad Heidt
	October 28–30		Jim Sullivan
	October 28–30		Willie Jeffries
	October 28–31		Rob Armitage
	November 2–6		Wayne Middaugh
	November 3–6		Francois Gagné
	November 3–6		Peter Gallant
	November 4–6		Kirk Ziola
	November 10–13		Willie Jeffries
	November 10–13		Mark Dacey
	November 10–14		Mike Kennedy
	November 11–13		Greg Balsdon
	November 11–14		Mark Johnson
	November 11–14		Gerald Shymko
	November 18–20		Jordan Chandler
	November 18–20		Paul Dobson
	November 18–20		Greg Balsdon
	November 18–21		Bruce Korte
	November 24–28		Howard Restall
	November 24–28		Mark Johnson
	November 25–28		Bob Ursel
	November 25–28		Randy Ferbey
	December 1–4		Peter Mellor
	December 1–4		Glen Despins
	December 2–5		Ryan Fry
	December 3–11		Brad Gushue
	December 9–11		Jordan Chandler
	January 5–8		Jeff Stoughton
	January 6–8		Graham Freeman
	January 31-February 5		Kevin Martin
	February 5–12		Jean-Michel Ménard
	February 6–11		Robbie Gordon
	February 6–12		Glenn Howard
	February 7–12		Ken Peddigrew
	February 8–12		Kevin Martin
	February 8–12		Jeff Stoughton
	February 8–12		James Grattan
	February 8–12		Rod MacDonald
	February 8–12		Pat Simmons
	February 10–15		Mark Dacey
	February 11–23		Brad Gushue
	February 14–19		Brian Windsor
	February 16–19		Jamie Koe
	February 23–26		Randy Ferbey
	March 11–19		Jean-Michel Ménard
	April 1–11		David Murdoch
	April 6–9		Bob Ursel
	April 13–16		Randy Ferbey

Women's

Event	Date	Location	Winning skip
	September 22–25		Janet McGhee
	September 22–25		Sherry Middaugh
	September 26-October 2		Carrie Lindner
	September 29-October 2		Cheryl Bernard
	October 7–10		Karen Purdy
	October 7–10		Jenn Hanna
	October 14–17		Diane Foster
	October 14–17		Debbie McCormick
	October 21–23		Jocelyn Palmer
	October 21–24		Jennifer Jones
	October 21–24		Toni Wells
	October 24–30		Julie Hastings
	October 28–30		Diane Foster
	October 28–31		Stefanie Lawton
	November 3–6		Suzanne Gaudet
	November 4–7		Cathy King
	November 10–13		Jenn Hanna
	November 10–14		Heather Strong
	November 18–20		Heidi Hanlon
	November 18–21		Renee Sonnenberg
	November 18–21		Jolene McIvor
	November 18–21		Janet Harvey
	November 24–28		Janet Harvey
	November 25–28		Amber Holland
	December 3–11		Shannon Kleibrink
	January 15–22		Ève Bélisle
	January 19–22		Suzanne Gaudet
	January 24–29		Cathy King
	January 25–29		Kelly Scott
	January 25–29		Jennifer Jones
	January 25–29		Andrea Kelly
	January 25–29		Heather Strong
	January 25–29		Colleen Jones
	January 26–29		Kerry Koe
	January 29-February 4		Krista Scharf
	February 1–5		Tracy Streifel
	January 31-February 5		Cathy King
	February 11–22		Anette Norberg
	February 25-March 5		Kelly Scott
	March 18–26		Anette Norberg
	April 13–16		Jennifer Jones

*Non-Canadians who win events are not counted in the rankings.**Non eligible team

WCT Money Ranking

	Men's teams	$ (CAD)
1		153,741
2		105,500
3		76,500
4		66,700
5		63,000
6		61,000
7		56,783
8		48,725
9		42,500
10		32,731

See also

• 2006-07 curling season

Sources

• Canadian Curling Association
• World Curling Federation