world junior curling championships

The World Junior Curling Championships is an annual curling tournament featuring the world's best curlers who are 20 years old or younger. The competition for both men and women occur at the same venue. The men's tournament has occured since 1975 and the women's 1988. There is also a "B" tournament where the bottom 2 teams are demoted to and the top two teams of which are promoted.

Winners

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en's	Women's	Host city
1975	Jan Ullsten, Sweden		East York, Canada
1976	Paul Gowsell, Canada		Aviemore, Scotland
1977	Bill Jenkins, Canada		Quebec City, Canada
1978	Paul Gowsell, Canada		Grindelwald, Switzerland
1979	Donald Barcome, Jr., United States		Moose Jaw, Canada
1980	Andrew McQuistin, Scotland		Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada
1981	Peter Wilson, Scotland		Megve, France
1982	Sren Grahn, Sweden		Fredericton, Canada
1983	John Base, Canada		Medicine Hat, Canada
1984	Al Edwards, United States		Cornwall, Canada
1985	Bobby Ursel, Canada		Perth, Scotland
1986	David Aitken, Scotland		Darmouth, Canada
1987	Douglas Dryburgh, Scotland		Victoria, Canada
1988	Jim Sullivan, Canada	Julie Sutton, Canada	Fssen, Germany (men's) Chamonix, France (women's)
1989	Peter Lindholm, Sweden	LaDawn Funk, Canada	Markham, Canada
1990	Stefan Traub, Switzerland	Kirsty Addison, Scotland	Portage la Prairie, Canada
1991	Alan MacDougall, Scotland	Eva Eriksson, Sweden	Glasgow, Scotland
1992	Stefan Heilman, Switzerland	Gillian Barr, Scotland	Oberstdorf, Germany
1993	Craig Wilson, Scotland	Kirsty Hay, Scotland	Grindelwald, Switzerland
1994	Colin Davison, Canada	Kim Gellard, Canada	Sofia, Bulgaria
1995	Tom Brewster, Jr., Scotland	Kelly Mackenzie, Canada	Perth, Scotland
1996	James Dryburgh, Scotland	Heather Godberson, Canada	Red Deer, Canada
1997	Ralph Stckli, Switzerland	Julia Ewart, Scotland	Karuizawa, Japan
1998	John Morris, Canada	Melissa McClure, Canada	Thunder Bay, Canada
1999	John Morris, Canada	Silvana Trinzoni, Switzerland	stersund, Sweden
2000	Brad Kuhn, Canada	Matilda Mattsson, Sweden	Geising, Germany
2001	Brad Gushue, Canada	Suzanne Gaudet, Canada	Ogden, United States
2002	David Hamblin, Canada	Cassandra Johnson, United States	Kelowna, Canada
2003	Steve Laycock, Canada	Marliese Miller, Canada	Flims, Switzerland
2004	Niklas Edin, Sweden	Linn Githmark, Norway	Trois-Rivires, Canada
2005	Kyle George, Canada	Tania Grivel, Switzerland	Pinerolo, Italy
2006	Jeonju, South Korea

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