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1990 World Junior Curling Championships
1990 World Junior Curling Championships
Host city	Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada
Dates	March 18–24
Men's winner	Switzerland (1st title)
Skip	Stefan Traub
Third	Andreas Östreich
Second	Markus Widmer
Lead	Roland Müggler
Finalist	Scotland (Graeme Connal)
Women's winner	Scotland (1st title)
Skip	Kirsty Addison
Third	Karen Addison
Second	Joanna Pegg
Lead	Laura Scott
Finalist	Sweden (Cathrine Norberg)
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It was the first World Junior Championships to include teams from Finland.

Men

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate
Canada	Dean Joanisse	David Nantes	Tim Coombes	Jeff Pilon
Finland	Tomi Rantamäki (4th)	Pasi Länsiluoto (skip)	Jussi Heinonsalo	Eero Kupila
France	Jan Henri Ducroz	Spencer Mugnier	Sylvain Ducroz	Thomas Dufour
West Germany	Björn Schröder	Mathias Zobel	Markus Herberg	Felix Ogger	Harold Waldvogel
Italy	Stefano Ferronato	Gianluca Lorenzi	Marco Alberti	Alessandro Lettieri
Norway	Anthon Grimsmo	Jan Thoresen	Christian Skaug	Hans Olav Sørholt
Scotland	Graeme Connal	Iain Watt	Richard Hartley	Ian Baxter
Sweden	Peter Lindholm	Magnus Swartling	Magnus Burman	Peter Narup	Tomas Nordin
Switzerland	Stefan Traub	Andreas Östreich	Markus Widmer	Roland Müggler
United States	Kurt Marquardt	Jeff Falk	Dan Thurston	Mike Thurston

Key
	Teams to Playoffs
	Teams to Tiebreaker for 4th place
	Teams to Tiebreaker for 8th place

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	Sweden	*	3:1	4:5	5:1	4:3	7:4	5:4	5:3	8:4	9:2	8	1
2	Canada	1:3	*	7:5	8:0	9:1	6:8	5:4	6:4	7:1	7:2	7	2
3	Scotland	5:4	5:7	*	4:3	5:6	4:3	1:8	4:3	5:2	9:7	6	3
4	Switzerland	1:5	0:8	3:4	*	9:3	6:5	4:5	9:4	7:6	8:2	5	4
4	West Germany	3:4	1:9	6:5	3:9	*	3:9	3:2	8:1	6:5	7:5	5	4
4	Norway	4:7	8:6	3:4	5:6	9:3	*	8:2	5:3	5:6	7:4	5	4
7	United States	4:5	4:5	8:1	5:4	2:3	2:8	*	5:2	5:7	7:9	4	5
8	Italy	3:5	4:6	3:4	4:9	1:8	3:5	2:5	*	7:3	7:4	2	7
8	France	4:8	1:7	2:5	6:7	5:6	6:5	7:5	3:7	*	9:7	2	7
10	Finland	2:9	2:7	7:9	2:8	5:7	4:7	9:7	4:7	7:9	*	1	8

For 4th place:

For 8th place:

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Switzerland	12	8	4
	Scotland	11	7	4
	Sweden	11	9	2
4	Canada	11	7	4
5	West Germany	11	6	5
6	Norway	10	5	5
7	United States	9	4	5
8	Italy	10	3	7
9	France	10	2	8
10	Finland	9	1	8

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate
Canada	Cathy Overton	Tracy Baldwin	Carol Harvey	Tracy Bush
Denmark	June Simonsen	Dorthe Holm	Dorthe Andersen	Angelina Jensen
France	Karine Caux (4th)	Laurence Bibollet (skip)	Chrystelle Fournier	Véronique Girod	Géraldine Girod
West Germany	Karoline Schlachter (4th)	Monica Imminger (skip)	Elisabeth Ländle	Alexandra Theurer	Ulanou Klotz
Italy	Daniela Zandegiacomo	Carla Zandegiacomo	Giulia Lacedelli	Rossela Carrara
Norway	Cathrine Ulrichsen	Cecilie Torhaug	Darcie Skjerpen	Anna Moe
Scotland	Kirsty Addison	Karen Addison	Joanna Pegg	Laura Scott
Sweden	Cathrine Norberg	Mari Högqvist	Helene Granqvist	Annica Eklund	Eva Eriksson
Switzerland	Helga Oswald	Sara Ochsner	Janine Oswald	Tatjana Stadler	Nicole Strausak
United States	Kari Liapis	Stacey Liapis	Heidi Rollheiser	Roberta Breyen	Julie Breyen

Key
	Teams to Playoffs

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	Scotland	*	10:3	5:7	8:7	6:1	8:3	8:5	7:5	9:2	9:2	8	1
2	Canada	3:10	*	6:5	6:4	10:3	12:1	6:1	6:3	11:1	11:5	8	1
3	Sweden	7:5	5:6	*	10:3	7:4	13:1	7:8	6:5	7:1	8:0	7	2
4	Switzerland	7:8	4:6	3:10	*	6:3	6:4	8:1	9:2	11:3	10:7	6	3
5	Norway	1:6	3:10	4:7	3:6	*	5:3	11:6	6:3	7:3	10:9	5	4
6	United States	3:8	1:12	1:13	4:6	3:5	*	4:2	8:4	8:5	9:2	4	5
7	France	5:8	1:6	8:7	1:8	6:11	2:4	*	6:4	7:2	9:7	4	5
8	Denmark	5:7	3:6	5:6	2:9	3:6	4:8	4:6	*	9:2	9:6	2	7
9	Italy	2:9	1:11	1:7	3:11	3:7	5:8	2:7	2:9	*	9:7	1	8
10	West Germany	2:9	5:11	0:8	7:10	9:10	2:9	7:9	6:9	7:9	*	0	9