CHAMPION: Tardi Wins 2019 World Junior Curling Championships

Langley, Canada

SKIP
Tyler
Tardi

Third
Sterling
Middleton

Second
Matthew
Hall

Lead
Alex
Horvath

Games:	11
Record:	9W - 2L
PF/G:	9.08
PA/G:	5.00
Hammer Efficiency:	0.58
Steal Defense:	0.18
Force Efficiency:	0.63
Steal Efficiency:	0.31

Tyler Tardi (Langley, CAN) won 9-4 over Marco Hoesli (Glarus, SUI) in the Final of the World Junior Curling Championships, held February 16 - 23, 2019 in Liverpool, Canada. To advance to the championship game, Tardi won 7-5 over Magnus Ramsfjell (Oslo, NOR) in the semifinals of the 2019 World Junior Curling Championships in Liverpool, Canada;

Tardi finished 7-2 in the 10-team qualifying round. . In their opening game, Tardi lost 8-7 to Andrew Stopera (Chaska, USA), then responded with a 6-4 win over Ramsfjell. Tardi won 8-3 against Hoesli. Tardi went on to lose 8-7 against Ross Whyte (Dumfries, SCO). Tardi responded with a 10-3 win over Luca Rizzolli (Cembra, ITA). Tardi won 6-2 against Weihaoping Wang (Beijing, CHN), then won 8-6 against Klaudius Harsch (Fuessen, GER) and 9-5 against Daniel Berggren (Sveg, SWE). Tardi won 12-1 against Matthew Neilson (Naseby, NZL) in their final qualifying round match.

For winning the World Junior Curling Championships Championship title, Tardi earned 26.399 world rankings points. For week 28 of the event schedule, Tardi did not improve upon their best events, remaining at th place on the World Ranking Standings with total points. Tardi ranks th overall on the Year-to-Date rankings with points earned so far this season.

RECORD	W	L	T	PCT	HMR	STL	1PT	EEH	EES

SCORING	ENDs	PF	PA	PF/G	PA/G	+/-	EF/G	EA/G	PF/E	PA/E	BE/G

WITH HAMMER	ENDs	PF	PA	BE	4s	3s	2s	PF/E	PA/E	HE	SD

WITHOUT HAMMER	ENDs	PF	PA	BE	4s	3s	2s	PF/E	PA/E	FE	SE

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, USA
2025: Lukas Hostmaelingen
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, NOR
2024: Lukas Hostmaelingen
Lukas Hostmaelingen, Grunde Buraas, Magnus Lilleboe, Tinius Haslev Nordbye
Oslo, NOR
2023: Xueqing Fei
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Beijing, CHN
2022: James Craik
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2020: Jacques Gauthier
Jacques Gauthier, Jordan Peters, Brayden Payette, Zack Bilawka, Thomas Dunlop
Winnipeg, CAN
2019: Tyler Tardi
Tyler Tardi, Sterling Middleton, Matthew Hall, Alex Horvath, Rylan Kleiter
Langley, CAN
2018: Tyler Tardi
Tyler Tardi, Sterling Middleton, Jordan Tardi, Zac Curtis, Jacques Gauthier
Langley, CAN
2017: Kijeong Lee
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Uiseong, KOR
2016: Bruce Mouat
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Bern, SUI
2012: Brendan Bottcher
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2011: Oskar Eriksson
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