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The 1981 Royal Bank of Scotland World Women's Curling Championship, the women's world curling championship, was held from 16 to 21 March at the Perth Ice Arena in Perth, Scotland.
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1981 Royal Bank of Scotland World Women's Curling Championship | |
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Host city | Perth, Scotland |
Arena | Perth Ice Arena |
Dates | 16–21 March |
Winner | Sweden |
Curling club | Karlstads CK, Karlstad |
Skip | Elisabeth Högström |
Third | Carina Olsson |
Second | Birgitta Sewik |
Lead | Karin Sjögren |
Finalist | Canada (Susan Seitz) |
« 1980 1982 » |
Canada | Denmark | Germany | Italy | Netherlands |
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Calgary CC, Calgary, Alberta Skip: Susan Seitz |
Hvidovre CC, Hvidovre Fourth: Helena Blach |
EV Oberstdorf Skip: Almut Hege |
Cortina CC, Cortina d'Ampezzo Skip: Maria-Grazzia Constantini |
Den Haag CC, The Hague Skip: Laura van Imhoff |
Norway | Scotland | Sweden | Switzerland | United States |
Oslo CC, Oslo Skip: Anne Jøtun Bakke |
Broughty Ferry Ladies CC, Dundee Skip: Helen Caird |
Karlstads CK, Karlstad Skip: Elisabeth Högström |
CC Bern, Bern Skip: Susan Schlapbach |
Granite CC, Seattle, Washington Skip: Nancy Langley |
Team | Final |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 9 |
Italy (Constantini) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Germany (Hege) | 8 |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 4 |
Team | Final |
United States (Langley) | 2 |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Sweden (Högström) | 4 |
Canada (Seitz) | 6 |
Team | Final |
Scotland (Caird) | 5 |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 8 |
Scotland (Caird) | 7 |
Team | Final |
Germany (Hege) | 6 |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 9 |
Team | Final |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 2 |
Sweden (Högström) | 9 |
Team | Final |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 7 |
United States (Langley) | 5 |
Team | Final |
Canada (Seitz) | 9 |
Italy (Constantini) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Italy (Constantini) | 4 |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 10 |
Team | Final |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 1 |
Canada (Seitz) | 10 |
Team | Final |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 5 |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 4 |
Team | Final |
Scotland (Caird) | 6 |
Germany (Hege) | 8 |
Team | Final |
United States (Langley) | 5 |
Sweden (Högström) | 7 |
Team | Final |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 2 |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 12 |
Team | Final |
Sweden (Högström) | 8 |
Germany (Hege) | 1 |
Team | Final |
United States (Langley) | 6 |
Italy (Constantini) | 13 |
Team | Final |
Canada (Seitz) | 7 |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 9 |
Team | Final |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 5 |
Scotland (Caird) | 6 |
Team | Final |
United States (Langley) | 5 |
Scotland (Caird) | 6 |
Team | Final |
Italy (Constantini) | 4 |
Sweden (Högström) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 6 |
Canada (Seitz) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 10 |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 4 |
Team | Final |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 9 |
Germany (Hege) | 4 |
Team | Final |
Canada (Seitz) | 7 |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 3 |
Team | Final |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 5 |
United States (Langley) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 7 |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Scotland (Caird) | 6 |
Sweden (Högström) | 11 |
Team | Final |
Germany (Hege) | 9 |
Italy (Constantini) | 10 |
Team | Final |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 5 |
Sweden (Högström) | 7 |
Team | Final |
Scotland (Caird) | 3 |
Canada (Seitz) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Germany (Hege) | 6 |
United States (Langley) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 5 |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 4 |
Team | Final |
Italy (Constantini) | 11 |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 2 |
Team | Final |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 9 |
Germany (Hege) | 8 |
Team | Final |
Sweden (Högström) | 8 |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 3 |
Team | Final |
Italy (Constantini) | 5 |
Scotland (Caird) | 11 |
Team | Final |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 13 |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 2 |
Team | Final |
Canada (Seitz) | 9 |
United States (Langley) | 2 |
Team | Final |
Netherlands (van Imhoff) | 6 |
Scotland (Caird) | 11 |
Team | Final |
Italy (Constantini) | 4 |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 12 |
Team | Final |
Sweden (Högström) | 12 |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 4 |
Team | Final |
Germany (Hege) | 4 |
Canada (Seitz) | 5 |
Team | Final |
Denmark (Jørgensen) | 7 |
United States (Langley) | 6 |
Semifinals | Final | ||||||||
1 | Canada | 7 | |||||||
4 | Switzerland | 6 | |||||||
1 | Canada | 2 | |||||||
2 | Sweden | 7 | |||||||
2 | Sweden | 4 | |||||||
3 | Norway | 2 |
Team | Final |
Canada (Seitz) | 7 |
Switzerland (Schlapbach) | 6 |
Team | Final |
Sweden (Högström) | 4 |
Norway (Jøtun Bakke) | 2 |
Team | Final |
Canada (Seitz) | 2 |
Sweden (Högström) | 7 |
1981 Royal Bank of Scotland World Women's Curling Championship |
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Sweden 1st title |
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