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1994 World Junior Curling Championships
1994 World Junior Curling Championships
Host city	Sofia, Bulgaria
Arena	Winter Sports Palace
Dates	2-9 April
Men's winner	Canada (7th title)
Skip	Colin Davison
Third	Kelly Mittelstadt
Second	Scott Pfeifer
Lead	Sean Morris
Alternate	Rob Simpson
Finalist	Germany (Daniel Herberg)
Women's winner	Canada (3rd title)
Skip	Kim Gellard
Third	Cori Beveridge
Second	Lisa Savage
Lead	Sandy Graham
Alternate	Heather Crockett
Finalist	United States (Erika Brown)
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Men

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach
Bulgaria	Ivaylo Petrov	Kiril Kirilov	Bojidar Momerin	Ianakiev Evtimov	Stanimir Petrov
Canada	Colin Davison	Kelly Mittelstadt	Scott Pfeifer	Sean Morris	Rob Simpson
Denmark	Johnny Frederiksen	Kenneth Hertsdahl	Lars Vilandt	Bo Jensen	Lars Nissen
France	Spencer Mugnier	Thomas Dufour	Sylvain Ducroz	Philippe Caux	Cyrille Prunet
Germany	Daniel Herberg	Stephan Knoll	Oliver Trevisiol	Markus Rohrmoser	Hans-Peter Kiess
Japan	Hiroshi Sato	Nobumitsu Fujisawa	Yoshihiro Kataoka	Naoki Kudo	Hidetaka Sunaga
Scotland	Craig Wilson	Neil Murdoch	Ricky Burnett	Craig Strawhorn	Euan Byers	Robin Halliday
Sweden	Per Granqvist	Emil Marklund	Peter Hillbom	Emil Nordkvist	Joakim Carlsson
Switzerland	Yannick Renggli	Chrislian Razafimahefa	Gregory Renggli	Patrick Tinembart	Ralph Stöckli
United States	Mike Peplinski	Craig Brown	Ryan Braudt	Cory Ward	Ryan Quinn

Key
	Teams to Playoffs

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	United States	*	7:0	7:5	7:1	7:3	8:6	4:10	6:2	10:4	8:2	8	1
2	Germany	0:7	*	4:6	5:2	10:7	6:3	5:3	1:7	5:4	8:5	6	3
3	Switzerland	5:7	6:4	*	3:8	10:4	8:3	5:7	5:3	10:1	10:3	6	3
4	Canada	1:7	2:5	8:3	*	6:4	5:7	9:4	8:2	10:5	7:4	6	3
5	Scotland	3:7	7:10	4:10	4:6	*	W	6:5	6:4	12:3	11:4	5	4
6	Sweden	6:8	3:6	3:8	7:5	L	*	6:3	6:3	5:4	7:1	5	4
7	France	10:4	3:5	7:5	4:9	5:6	3:6	*	8:10	6:4	10:2	4	5
8	Denmark	2:6	7:1	3:5	2:8	4:6	3:6	10:8	*	5:6	10:2	3	6
9	Japan	4:10	4:5	1:10	5:10	3:12	4:5	4:6	6:5	*	7:6	2	7
10	Bulgaria	2:8	5:8	3:10	4:7	4:11	1:7	2:10	2:10	6:7	*	0	9

(«W» — technical win; «L» — technical loss)

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Canada	11	8	3
	Germany	11	7	4
	Switzerland	10	6	4
	United States	10	8	2
5	Scotland	9	5	4
6	Sweden	9	5	4
7	France	9	4	5
8	Denmark	9	3	6
9	Japan	9	2	7
10	Bulgaria	9	0	9

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach
Bulgaria	Marina Karagiozova	Zvetelina Karagiozova	Rumiana Atanasova	Anna Tzaneva	Rousiana Rouskova
Canada	Kim Gellard	Cori Beveridge	Lisa Savage	Sandy Graham	Heather Crockett
Denmark	Angelina Jensen	Dorthe Holm	Kamilla Schack	Helene Jensen	Charlotte Hedegaard
Germany	Gerrit Müller	Marion Klotz	Anja Messenzehl	Manon Stockhammar	Britta Weddige
Japan	Hitomi Suzuki	Mika Hori	Fumiko Hirosawa	Kozue Hasegawa	Yumiko Abe
Norway	Marianne Haslum	Kristin Løvseth	Elisabeth Sandberg	Hege Korstadshagen	Ellen Kittelsen	Thoralf Hognestad
Scotland	Gillian Howard	Kirsty Hynd	Alison Kinghorn	Sandra Hynd	Fiona Brown
Sweden	Ulrika Bergman (4th)	Margaretha Lindahl (skip)	Anna Bergström	Maria "Mia" Zackrisson	Maria Engholm
Switzerland	Manuela Kormann	Sandra Zaugg	Miriam Wymann	Isabelle Zaugg	Brigitte Portmann
United States	Erika Brown	Debbie Henry	Stacey Liapis	Analissa Johnson	Allison Darragh

Key
	Teams to Playoffs

Place	Country	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Wins	Losses
1	Canada	*	7:4	5:3	5:9	7:4	9:7	9:5	7:6	10:3	9:1	8	1
2	Denmark	4:7	*	9:3	4:6	10:5	10:4	6:3	10:4	7:5	14:3	7	2
3	United States	3:5	3:9	*	9:4	3:6	5:4	6:5	10:2	9:3	12:2	6	3
4	Sweden	9:5	6:4	4:9	*	8:9	3:5	9:3	10:2	9:5	14:3	6	3
5	Norway	4:7	5:10	6:3	9:8	*	5:3	4:12	12:7	3:6	12:6	5	4
6	Switzerland	7:9	4:10	4:5	5:3	3:5	*	8:7	8:4	7:5	11:3	5	4
7	Scotland	5:9	3:6	5:6	3:9	12:4	7:8	*	9:3	7:4	13:0	4	5
8	Germany	6:7	4:10	2:10	2:10	7:12	4:8	3:9	*	11:5	12:2	2	7
8	Japan	3:10	5:7	3:9	5:9	6:3	5:7	4:7	5:11	*	9:6	2	7
10	Bulgaria	1:9	3:14	2:12	3:14	6:12	3:11	0:13	2:12	6:9	*	0	9