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And '' Switzerland was the lady of the house to win the team competition of the finals of the World Cup & nbsp; St. Moritz.
Friday 18 March 2016 9 minutes reading time
The federal team, gi & agrave; trionfatrice the 'last year in M ​​& eacute; ribel must thank & nbsp; Wendy Holdener and & nbsp; Reto Schmidiger, who have won all their direct confrontations but especially Wendy, who has made a difference on her opponents from Norway, Sweden and in the final Germany, allowing his team to win all of these direct comparisons, finished in equality & agrave ;, for the best total time, the one with the Germans even for only 4 cents. Third place if the '' & egrave; Sweden won at the expense of France. The 'Italian & egrave; It was quickly eliminated just by Germany in the quarterfinals after having received a first round bye. & nbsp; Below is the detailed account of all the results. If the challenge & egrave; He finished 2-2 won the nation that had the best aggregate times the best man and the best woman.
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FINAL ROUND
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bye AUSTRIA
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SWEDEN b. CANADA 4-0
Frida Hansdotter (Swe) 21 & rdquo; 87 b. Erin Mielzynski (Can) 22 & rdquo; 39
Mattias Hargin (Swe) 21 & rdquo; 23 b. Kevin Drury (Can) 22 & rdquo; 71
Maria Pietil ä; Holmner (Swe) 22 & rdquo; 06 b. Marie-Mich & egrave; the Gagnon (Can) 22 & rdquo; 13
Andr & eacute; Myhrer (Swe) 20 & rdquo; 86 b. Louis-Pierre Helie (Can) 21 & rdquo; 57
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bye NORWAY
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bye SWITZERLAND
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FRANCE bye
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UNITED STATES b. CZECH REPUBLIC 3-1
Resi Stiegler (US) 22 & rdquo; 81 b. Gabriela CHAPTER V & aacute; (Cze) 22 & rdquo; 83
Tim Jitloff (USA) 21 & rdquo; 39 b. Daniel Paulis (Cze) 21 & rdquo; 79
Martina Dubovská (Cze) 22 & rdquo; 48 b. Laurenne Ross (USA) 23 & rdquo; 12
David Chodounsky (US) 21 & rdquo; 27 b. Filip Forejtek (Cze) 22 & rdquo; 75
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GERMANY b. SLOVENIA 2-2 + 0 & rdquo; 90
Lena D & uuml; rr (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 98 b. Maru & scaron; to Ferk (Slo) 22 & rdquo; 52
Stefan Hadalin (Slo) 21 & rdquo; 31 b. Dominik Stehle (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 32
Ana Bucik (Slo) 22 & rdquo; 48 b. Kathrin Hirtl-Stangassinger (Ger) retreat
Stefan Luitz (Ger) 20 & rdquo; 91 b. an Kranjec (Slo) 21 & rdquo; 37
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ITALY bye
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QUARTER FINALS
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SWEDEN b. AUSTRIA 3-1
Maria Pietil ä; Holmner (Swe) 21 & rdquo; 80 b. Katharina Troops (Aut) 21 & rdquo; 92
Andr & eacute; Myhrer (Swe) 20 & rdquo; 66 b. Marco Schwarz (Aut) 21 & rdquo; 03
Carmen Thalmann (Aut) 22 & rdquo; 13 b. Frida Hansdotter (Swe) 22 & rdquo; 50
Mattias Hargin (Swe) 20 & rdquo; 76 b. Manuel Feller (Aut) 20 & rdquo; 81
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SWITZERLAND b. NORWAY 2-2 + 0 & rdquo; 47
Nina L ø seth (Nor) 22 & rdquo; 14 b. Charlotte Chable (Swi) 22 & rdquo; 51
Reto Schmidiger (Swi) 20 & rdquo; 92 b. Leif Kristian Haugen (Nor) 21 & rdquo; 43
Wendy Holdener (Swi) 21 & rdquo; 76 b. Ragnhild Mowinckel (Nor) 22 & rdquo; 19
Sebastian Foss Solev & aring; g (Nor) 21 & rdquo; 01 b. Daniel Yule (Swi) 21 & rdquo; 20
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FRANCE b. USA 3-1
Adeline Baud (Fra) 21 & rdquo; 98 b. Laurenne Ross (USA) 22 & rdquo; 70
David Chodounsky (US) 20 & rdquo; 95 b. Mathieu Faivre (Fra) 21 & rdquo; 14
Tessa Worley (Fra) 22 & rdquo; 85 b. Resi Stiegler (US) 23 & rdquo; 00
Jean-Baptiste Grange (FRA), 21 & rdquo; 07 b. Tim Jitloff (USA) 22 & rdquo; 44
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GERMANY b. ITALY 2-2 + 0 & rdquo; 79
Lena D & uuml; rr (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 94 b. Marta Bassino (Ita) 23 & rdquo; 40
Riccardo Tonetti (Ita) 21 & rdquo; 04 b. Dominik Stehle (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 25
Irene Curtoni (Ita) 22 & rdquo; 78 b. Kathrin Hirtl-Stangassinger (Ger) 23 & rdquo; 06
Stefan Luitz (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 09 b. Manfred Moelgg (Ita) 21 & rdquo; 55
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SEMI-FINALS
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SWITZERLAND b. SWEDEN 2-2 + 0 & rdquo; 08
Frida Hansdotter (Swe) 22 & rdquo; 21 b. Charlotte Chable (Swi) disqualified
Reto Schmidiger (Swi) 20 & rdquo; 71 b. Mattias Hargin (Swe) 21 & rdquo; 72
Wendy Holdener (Swi) 21 & rdquo; 58 b. Maria Pietil ä; Holmner (Swe) 21 & rdquo; 97
Andr & eacute; Myhrer (Swe) 20 & rdquo; 40 b. Daniel Yule (Swi) 21 & rdquo; 04
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GERMANY b. FRANCE 2-2 + 0 & rdquo; 29
Adeline Baud (Fra) 22 & rdquo; 03 b. Kathrin Hirtl-Stangassinger (Ger) 22 & rdquo; 50
Stefan Luitz (Ger) 20 & rdquo; 93 b. Julien Lizeroux (Fra) 22 & rdquo; 03
Lena D & uuml; rr (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 84 b. Tessa Worley (Fra) 22 & rdquo; 22
Jean-Baptiste Grange (FRA), 21 & rdquo; 03 b. Dominik Stehle (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 80
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FINAL 3 & deg; -4 & deg; PLACE
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SWEDEN b. FRANCE 3-1
Frida Hansdotter (Swe) 22 & rdquo; 14 b. Nastasia Noerns (Fra) 22 & rdquo; 35
Jean-Baptiste Grange (FRA), 21 & rdquo; 05 b. Mattias Hargin (Swe) 21 & rdquo; 30
Maria Pietil ä; Holmner (Swe) 21 & rdquo; 88 b. Adeline Baud (Fra) 23 & rdquo; 32
Andr & eacute; Myhrer (Swe) 20 & rdquo; 86 b. Julien Lizeroux (Fra) 20 & rdquo; 92
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FINAL 1 & deg; -2 & deg; PLACE
SWITZERLAND b. GERMANY 2-2 + 0 & rdquo; 04
Wendy Holdener (Swi) 21 & rdquo; 74 b. Kathrin Hirtl-Stangassinger (Ger) 23 & rdquo; 06
Stefan Luitz (Ger) 20 & rdquo; 86 b. Daniel Yule (Swi) withdrawn
Lena D & uuml; rr (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 94 b. Michelle Gisin (Swi) retreat
Reto Schmidiger (Swi) 21 & rdquo; 02 b. Dominik Stehle (Ger) 21 & rdquo; 13
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