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2000.
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Sweden beat France 9–2 in European curling draw 4
Sweden defeated France 9–2 in draw 4 of the women’s round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportSweden beat Denmark 8–3 in European curling draw 5
Sweden defeated Denmark 8–3 in draw 5 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportNorway beat Germany 11–9 in European curling draw 5
Norway defeated Germany 11–9 in draw 5 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportScotland beat Russia 8–7 in European curling draw 5
Scotland defeated Russia 8–7 in draw 5 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportSwitzerland beat France 10–3 in European curling draw 5
Switzerland defeated France 10–3 in draw 5 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportScotland beat France 9–3 in European curling draw 6
Scotland defeated France 9–3 in draw 6 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportDenmark beat Germany 6–5 in European curling draw 6
Denmark defeated Germany 6–5 in draw 6 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportSwitzerland beat Norway 9–4 in European curling draw 6
Switzerland defeated Norway 9–4 in draw 6 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportSweden beat Russia 13–3 in European curling draw 6
Sweden defeated Russia 13–3 in draw 6 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportDenmark beat France 8–5 in European curling draw 7
Denmark defeated France 8–5 in draw 7 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportNorway beat Russia 6–5 in European curling draw 7
Norway defeated Russia 6–5 in draw 7 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportSweden beat Scotland 7–3 in European curling draw 7
Sweden defeated Scotland 7–3 in draw 7 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportGermany beat Switzerland 8–5 in European curling draw 7
Germany defeated Switzerland 8–5 in draw 7 of the women’s A-tournament round robin at the 2000 European Curling Championships.
Read full reportSweden beat Germany 4–2 in the European curling semifinal
Sweden defeated Germany 4–2 in the women’s semifinal at the 2000 European Curling Championships in Oberstdorf.
Read full reportSweden beat Norway 9–4 in the European curling final
Sweden defeated Norway 9–4 in the women’s final at the 2000 European Curling Championships in Oberstdorf.
Read full reportSwitzerland beat Germany 7–6 in the European curling bronze game
Switzerland defeated Germany 7–6 in the women’s bronze game at the 2000 European Curling Championships in Oberstdorf.
Read full reportFinland finish unbeaten at the European curling championship
Finland won the men’s European Curling Championship in Oberstdorf, Germany, beating Denmark 8–7 in the final. The event took place from 9 to 16 December 2000 at the Eislaufzentrum.
Read full reportHarumi Kodama wins the first Panorama women’s slalom
Harumi Kodama won the FIS women’s slalom at Panorama on 16 December 2000, leading Yota Lambropoulos by 0.47 seconds.
Read full reportPaul Stutz wins the Panorama men’s slalom
Paul Stutz won the FIS men’s slalom at Panorama on 16 December 2000, leading Cameron Barnes and Munroe Hunsicker.
Read full reportOBERMOSER Brigitte wins the women's downhill at St. Moritz (SUI): 16 December 2000
OBERMOSER Brigitte finished first in the women's downhill at St. Moritz (SUI) on 16 December 2000. The competition was part of the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup.
Read full reportTeddy Berglund wins the first Winter Park men’s giant slalom
Teddy Berglund won the FIS men’s giant slalom at Winter Park on 16 December 2000, beating David Viele by 0.89 seconds.
Read full reportMartin Tichy wins Loveland men’s slalom on 16 December
Martin Tichy won the FIS men’s slalom at Loveland on 16 December 2000, finishing 2.60 seconds ahead of Michael Tichy.
Read full reportKaterina Tichy wins Loveland women’s slalom on 16 December
Katerina Tichy won the FIS women’s slalom at Loveland on 16 December 2000, beating Kristen Poehling by 5.02 seconds.
Read full reportMartin Kroisleitner wins Sunday River men’s slalom
Martin Kroisleitner won the FIS men’s slalom at Sunday River on 16 December 2000, beating Drew Thorne Thomsen by 0.38 seconds.
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