1991 World Junior Curling Championships
Host city	Glasgow, Scotland
Dates	March 9–17
Men's winner	Scotland (5th title)
Skip	Alan MacDougall
Third	James Dryburgh
Second	Fraser MacGregor
Lead	Colin Beckett
Finalist	Canada (Noel Herron)
Women's winner	Sweden (1st title)
Skip	Eva Eriksson
Third	Maria Söderkvist
Second	Åsa Eriksson
Lead	Elisabeth de Brito
Alternate	Cathrine Norberg
Finalist	Switzerland (Nicole Strausak)
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The 1991 World Junior Curling Championships were held from March 9 to 17 in Glasgow, Scotland.

Men

Teams

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate
Canada	Noel Herron	Rob Brewer	Steve Small	Richard Polk	Peter Henderson
Denmark	Torkil Svensgaard	Ulrik Damm	Kenny Tordrup	Lasse Damm	Peter Bull
France	Jan Henri Ducroz	Spencer Mugnier	Sylvain Ducroz	Thomas Dufour	Philippe Caux
Germany	Markus Herberg	Marcus Räderer	Felix Ogger	Martin Beiser	Markus Messenzehl
Italy	Marco Alberti	Alessandro Lettieri	Rolando Cavallo	Gianni Nardon	Stefano Gottardi
Norway	Thomas Due	Torger Nergård	Mads Rygg	Johan Høstmælingen	Krister Aanesen
Scotland	Alan MacDougall	James Dryburgh	Fraser MacGregor	Colin Beckett
Sweden	Tomas Nordin	Örjan Jonsson	Stefan Timan	Jan Wallin	Peja Lindholm
Switzerland	Dominic Andres	Mike Schüpbach	Marc Steiner	Mathias Hügli	Stefan Heilman
United States	Eric Fenson	Shawn Rojeski	Kevin Bergstrom	Ted McCann	Mike Peplinski

Round Robin

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

Tiebreaker

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	United States		8
	Denmark		5

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Game
	1	Scotland	7
	4	United States	5
						1	Scotland	5
						2	Canada	4
	2	Canada	6
	3	Switzerland	4

Rankings

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

Women

Teams

Country	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach
Canada	Atina Ford	Darlene Kidd	Lesley Beck	Cindy Ford	Danita Michalski
Denmark	Dorthe Holm (4th)	June Simonsen (skip)	Margit Pörtner	Helene Jensen	Angelina Jensen
France	Karine Caux	Chrystelle Fournier	Géraldine Girod	Tania Ducroz	Helene Ducroz
Germany	Katrin Mayer	Julia Eckert	Steffi Gabler	Anja Messenzehl	Monica Imminger
Italy	Daniela Zandegiacomo	Carla Zandegiacomo	Giulia Lacedelli	Violetta Caldart
Norway	Cecilie Torhaug	Darcie Skjerpen	Anna Moe	Marianne Vestnes	Gøril Bye
Scotland	Gillian Barr	Claire Milne	Janice Watt	Anne Laird		Peter Loudon
Sweden	Eva Eriksson	Maria Söderkvist	Åsa Eriksson	Elisabeth de Brito	Cathrine Norberg
Switzerland	Nicole Strausak	Ursula Ziegler	Katja Matties	Claudia Affolter	Helga Oswald
United States	Erika Brown	Jill Jones	Shellie Holerud	Debbie Henry

Round Robin

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

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Game
	1	Canada	5
	4	Sweden	7
						1	Sweden	5
						3	Switzerland	4
	2	Scotland	5
	3	Switzerland	6

Rankings

Place	Country	Games	Wins	Losses
	Sweden	11	8	3
	Switzerland	11	7	4
	Canada	10	9	1
	Scotland	10	7	3
5	United States	9	5	4
6	Denmark	9	5	4
7	France	9	3	6
8	Norway	9	3	6
9	Italy	9	1	8
10	Germany	9	0	9

Awards

WJCC All-Star Team:

	Skip	Third	Second	Lead
Men	Alan MacDougall	Shawn Rojeski	Peja Lindholm	Richard Polk
Women	Dorthe Holm	Ursula Ziegler	Lesley Beck	Claudia Affolter

WJCC Sportsmanship Award:

Men	Marco Alberti
Women	Dorthe Holm

Sources

• Men's results from the World Curling Federation
• Women's results from the World Curling Federation