2000 European Curling Championships

2000 European Curling Championships
Host cityOberstdorf, Germany
ArenaEislaufzentrum
DatesDecember 9–16, 2000
Men's winner Finland
SkipMarkku Uusipaavalniemi
ThirdWille Mäkelä
SecondTommi Häti
LeadJari Laukkanen
AlternatePekka Saarelainen
Finalist Denmark
Women's winner Sweden
Curling clubUmeå CK
SkipElisabet Gustafson
ThirdKatarina Nyberg
SecondLouise Marmont
LeadElisabeth Persson
AlternateChristina Bertrup
CoachJan Strandlund, Stefan Hasselborg
Finalist Norway
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The 2000 European Curling Championships were held in Oberstdorf, Germany from December 9 to 16.

Men's

A tournament

Final round-robin standings

Team Skip W L
 Finland Markku Uusipaavalniemi 9 0
 Denmark Ulrik Schmidt 7 2
 Switzerland Andreas Schwaller 7 2
 Sweden Peja Lindholm 6 3
 Norway Thomas Ulsrud 4 5
 Germany Andy Kapp 4 5
 France Dominique Dupont-Roc 3 6
 Scotland David Mundell 3 6
 Netherlands Christian Dupont-Roc 1 8
 Luxembourg Heribert Krämer 1 8

Playoffs

Semi-final Final
      
1  Finland 8
4  Sweden 7
1  Finland 8
2  Denmark 7
3  Switzerland 5
2  Denmark 6 Bronze medal
4  Sweden 10
3  Switzerland 7

Medals

Medal Team
Gold Finland Finland (Markku Uusipaavalniemi, Wille Mäkelä, Tommi Häti, Jari Laukkanen, and Pekka Saarelainen)
Silver Denmark Denmark (Ulrik Schmidt, Lasse Lavrsen, Brian Hansen, Carsten Svensgaard, and Frants Gufler)
Bronze Sweden Sweden (Peja Lindholm, Tomas Nordin, Magnus Swartling, Peter Narup, and Anders Kraupp)

Women's

A tournament

Final round-robin standings

Team Skip W L
 Sweden Elisabet Gustafson 7 0
 Switzerland Nadja Heuer 5 2
 Norway Dordi Nordby 5 2
 Germany Andrea Schöpp 4 3
 Scotland Gillian Howard 3 4
 Denmark Lene Bidstrup 3 4
 Russia Nina Golovtchenko 1 6
 France Sandrine Morand 0 7

Playoffs

Semi-final Final
      
1  Sweden 4
4  Germany 2
1  Sweden 9
3  Norway 4
3  Norway 6
2  Switzerland 5 Bronze medal
4  Germany 6
2  Switzerland 7

Medals

Medal Team
Gold Sweden Sweden (Elisabet Gustafson, Katarina Nyberg, Louise Marmont, Elisabeth Persson, and Christina Bertrup)
Silver Norway Norway (Dordi Nordby, Hanne Woods, Kristin Tøsse Løvseth, Cecilie Torhaug, and Camilla Holth)
Bronze Switzerland Switzerland (Nadja Heuer, Carmen Küng, Sybil Bachofen, Vera Heuer, and Yvonne Schlunegger)

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