2010 Boston Pizza Cup

2010 Boston Pizza Cup
Host cityOlds, Alberta
ArenaOlds Sportsplex
DatesFebruary 3–7
WinnerKevin Koe
Curling clubSaville Sports Centre, Edmonton
SkipKevin Koe
ThirdBlake MacDonald
SecondCarter Rycroft
LeadNolan Thiessen
FinalistRandy Ferbey
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The 2010 Boston Pizza Cup was held February 3–7 at the Olds Sportsplex in Olds, Alberta.[1] The winner, team Kevin Koe, represented Alberta at the 2010 Tim Hortons Brier in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Team Koe would eventually go on to win the Brier and capture the 2010 Capital One World Men's Curling Championship.

Although his team would have been entered automatically as the defending provincial champion, Kevin Martin did not compete because his team had won the 2009 Canadian Olympic Curling Trials and qualified for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver which started shortly after the Boston Pizza Cup. As a result, 2009 runner-up Randy Ferbey was entered as the defending champion.

Teams

Skip Third Second Lead Curling club
Ted AppelmanTom AppelmanBrandon KlassenBrendan MelnykSaville Sports Centre, Edmonton
Rob ArmitageShawn MeachemTrevor SparksDoug StambaughRed Deer Curling Club, Red Deer
Adrian BakkerSterling HansenMatt NgBrad KokoroyannisCalgary Curling Club, Calgary
Kurt BalderstonLes SonnenbergGeoff WalkerDel ShaughnessySexsmith Curling Club, Sexsmith
Brent BawelDan PetrykSean O'ConnorJason LesmeisterCalgary Curling Club, Calgary
Kelsey DusseaultChris WallAllen SchudloDan BoorseSexsmith Curling Club, Sexsmith
David NedohinRandy Ferbey (skip)Scott PfeiferMarcel RocqueSaville Sports Centre, Edmonton
Warren HassallBarry ChwedorukScott MannersChris HassallLloydminster Curling Club, Lloydminster
Kevin KoeBlake MacDonaldCarter RycroftNolan ThiessenSaville Sports Centre, Edmonton
James PahlMark KlinckRoland RobinsonDon BartlettSherwood Park Curling Club, Sherwood Park
Wade WhiteKevin TymBrian McPhersonGeorge WhiteSaville Sports Centre, Edmonton
Ben WilkinsonChris LemishkaJessi WilkinsonJulian SawiakWhitecourt Curling Club, Whitecourt

Draw Brackets

A Event

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals A Qualifier
Randy Ferbey 9
Brent Bawel 8 Rob Armitage 2
Rob Armitage 9 Randy Ferbey 8
James Pahl 7
Kurt Balderston 8
Kurt Balderston 10 James Pahl 9
Kelsey Dusseault 2 Randy Ferbey 8
Kevin Koe 10
Ted Appelman 6
Warren Hassall 5 Warren Hassall 4
Ben Wilkinson 4 Ted Appelman 4
Kevin Koe 6
Wade White 5
Wade White 11 Kevin Koe 6
Adrian Bakker 5

B Event

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals B Qualifier
Brent Bawel 8
Kurt Balderston 3 Brent Bawel 9
Ted Appelman 8
Brent Bawel 3
Warren Hassall 6 Warren Hassall 10
Kelsey Dusseault 4 Warren Hassall 8
James Pahl 7
Warren Hassall 5
Ben Wilkinson 10 Randy Ferbey 9
Wade White 8 Ben Wilkinson 2
Adrian Bakker 4 Rob Armitage 6
Rob Armitage 9 Rob Armitage 7
Randy Ferbey 8

C Event

Quarterfinals Semifinals C Qualifier
Kurt Balderston 8
Kelsey Dusseault 2 Rob Armitage 8
Kurt Balderston 9 Rob Armitage 3
Brent Bawel 10
Ben Wilkinson 3
Brent Bawel 12
Quarterfinals Semifinals C Qualifier
Ted Appelman 7
Wade White 3 Ted Appelman 7
James Pahl 7 James Pahl 2
Adrian Bakker 4 Ted Appelman 8
Warren Hassall 7

Playoffs

Page playoff systemSemifinalFinal
AKevin Koe10AKevin Koe7
BRandy Ferbey6BRandy Ferbey5
BRandy Ferbey6
C2Ted Appelman4
C1Brent Bawel6
C2Ted Appelman8

References

  1. ↑ "Olds is prepared for for (sic) men's championship". Red Deer Advocate. February 2, 2010. p. 9. Retrieved January 18, 2026.
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