Gosgens Runner-Up at 2022 Tallinn Mens International Challenger

SKIP
Wouter
Gosgens

Third
Jaap
van Dorp

Second
Laurens
Hoekman

Lead
Tobias
van den Hurk

Wouter Gosgens (Zoetermeer, NED) lost 6-4 to Cameron Bryce (Stirling, SCO) in the Final of the Tallinn Mens International Challenger, held September 29 - October 2, 2022 in Tallinn, Estonia. To advance to the championship game, Gosgens won 5-4 over Dean Huerlimann (Zug, SUI) in the semifinals of the 2022 Tallinn Mens International Challenger in Tallinn, Estonia; and won 6-2 over Ritvars Gulbis (Riga, LAT) in the quarterfinals. of the 2022 Tallinn Mens International Challenger in Tallinn, Estonia;

Gosgens finished 5-0 in the 18-team qualifying round. . In their opening game, Gosgens defeated Bryce 10-6, then won 5-3 against Axel Landelius (MjÃ¶lby, SWE) and 7-6 against Eduard Veltsman (Tallinn, EST). Gosgens won 9-3 against PaweÅ Hertman (Gliwice, POL), then won 6-1 against Gulbis in their final qualifying round match.

With their runner-up finish at the Tallinn Mens International Challenger, Gosgens take home 16.500 world rankings points along with the $1,209CDN prize. For week 9 of the event schedule, Gosgens did not improve upon their best events, dropping from 21st to 22nd place overall on the World Ranking Standings with 125.220 total points. Gosgens ranks 7th overall on the Year-to-Date rankings with 61.875 points earned so far this season.

RECORD	W	L	T	PCT	HMR	STL	1PT	EEH	EES
2023	55	25	0	0.688	10-5	4-2	4-1	2-1	0-0

SCORING	ENDs	PF	PA	PF/G	PA/G	+/-	EF/G	EA/G	PF/E	PA/E	BE/G
2023	589	512	339	8.69	5.76	2.94	4.97	4.02	1.75	1.43	1.00

WITH HAMMER	ENDs	PF	PA	BE	4s	3s	2s	PF/E	PA/E	HE	SD
2023	282	362	72	24	14-0	27-2	63-11	1.28	0.26	0.40	0.20

WITHOUT HAMMER	ENDs	PF	PA	BE	4s	3s	2s	PF/E	PA/E	FE	SE
2023	307	150	267	35	5-5	9-10	24-52	0.49	0.87	0.63	0.30

2023: Yves Stocker
Yves Stocker, Kim Schwaller, Felix Eberhard, Tom Winkelhausen
Zug, SUI
2022: Cameron Bryce
Cameron Bryce, Duncan Menzies, Luke Carson, Robin McCall
Stirling, SCO
2021: Marco Hoesli
Marco Hoesli, Philipp Hoesli, Marco Hefti, Justin Hausherr
Glarus, SUI
2019: Jermu Poellaenen
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Hyvinkaa, FIN
2018: Ilya Shalamitski
Ilya Shalamitski, Pavel Petrov, Dzimitry Rudnitski, Yevgeny Tamkovich
Minsk, BLR

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