Slovenský pohár, 2. ročník

V semifinále Stonehunterky a 1. CC Bratislava II

V ružinovskej hale sa od marca odohrá 2. ročník Slovenského curlingového pohára. Titul obhajuje tím Stone Hunters
Pravidlá: Hrá sa vyraďovacím systémom, víťaz postupuje do ďalšieho kola, prehrávajúci tím končí. Zápasy sú na 6 endov, výhodu posledného kameňa majú vždy ženské tímy, alebo družstvá umiestnené nižšie v aktuálnej lige. V prípade remízy sa hrá o víťaza už iba jedno draw. Hrať sa bude v dohodnutých termínoch podľa výberu jednotlivých tímov.
Štartovné: Neplatí sa, tímy si zaplatia iba ľadovú plochu 30 eur na hodinu. Na zápasy si treba objednať 2 hodiny.
Štvrťfinále: do 25, marca
Semifinále: 26. marca - 6. apríla
Finále: 7. apríla - 30. apríla
Žreb a výsledky štvrťfinále:
Spirit M - Stonehunterky 2:4 (-1, 0, -1, 2, -2, X)
1. CC Bratislava II - Modra 7:3 (-1, 4, 1, -2, 0, 2)
Metlotico - Stonehunters 2:7 (1, -4, -1, 1, -1, X)
Martin - Gentlemen 5:3 (-1, 1, 1, 2, -2, 1)
Semifinále: 1. CC Bratislava II - Stonehunters, Stonehunterky - Martin

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