The Estonian Men's Curling Championship (Estonian: Eesti kurlingu meeste meistrivõistlused) is the national championship of men's curling teams in Estonia. It has been held annually since the 2004–2005 season,[1] and is organized by the Estonian Curling Association.[2][3]

List of champions and medallists

Team line-ups shows in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate (if exists), coach (if exists); skips marked bold.

Year Dates
Host city
Champion Runner-up Bronze
2005 "Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Siim Sildnik, Toomas Lill, Harri Lill, alternates: Erkki Lill, Jan Anderson
"Jeti II":
Vladimir Jakovlev, Maile Mölder, Konstantin Dotsenko, Aleksei Dobrõšman, alternate: Aleksei Dikun
"Rekrea":
Jaanus Lindre, Silver Uustalu, Kuldar Nurmik, Marek Lindmaa
2006 ... – April 1
Tallinn
"Jeti":
Vladimir Jakovlev, Konstantin Dotsenko, Aleksei Dikun, Jevgeni Aksenovski
"Hansa Sport":
Leo Jakobson, Andres Jakobson, Jüri Rõuk, Sven Petermann
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Erkki Lill, Toomas Lill, alternate: Jan Anderson
2007 ... – March 1
Tallinn
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Toomas Lill, Siim Sildnik, Jan Anderson, alternate: Karl Kukner, Ingar Mäesalu
"Arenaria":
Erkki Lill, Tanel Telliskivi, Harri Lill, Jaanus Lindre, alternate: Rauno Peebo
"Jeti":
Vladimir Jakovlev, Konstantin Dotsenko, Aleksei Dikun, Jevgeni Aksenovski
2008 March ...–31
Tallinn
"Arenaria":
Erkki Lill, Tanel Telliskivi, Harri Lill, Jaanus Lindre, alternate: Rauno Peebo
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Karl Kukner, Jan Anderson, alternates: Siim Sildnik, Toomas Lill
"Jeti":
Vladimir Jakovlev, Konstantin Dotsenko, Aleksei Dikun, Jevgeni Aksenovski
2009 March ...–3
Tallinn
"Arenaria":
Erkki Lill, Harri Lill, Jaanus Lindre, Rauno Peebo, alternates: Tanel Telliskivi, Tanel Koll
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Siim Sildnik, Jan Anderson, alternates: Karl Kukner, Toomas Lill
"Bullseye":
Vladimir Jakovlev, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Aleksandr Vaganov, alternate: Eduard Veltsman
2010 January 15 – February 20
Tallinn[4]
"Arenaria":
Erkki Lill, Harri Lill, Jaanus Lindre, Toomas Lill, alternate: Tanel Telliskivi, coach: Maile Mölder
"Jeti":
Vladimir Jakovlev, Aleksandr Orlov, Jevgeni Aksenovski, Aleksei Dikun, alternates: Anton Porotikov, Pavel Kolobuhhov
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Siim Sildnik, Jan Anderson, alternate: Karl Kukner, coach: Kristiine Lill
2011 January 28 – March 13
Tallinn[5]
"Arenaria":
Harri Lill, Erkki Lill, Jaanus Lindre, Tanel Telliskivi, alternate: Tanel Koll
"Cleanfix / Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Siim Sildnik, Ingar Mäesalu, Jan Anderson, alternate: Karl Kukner
"Bullseye":
Vladimir Jakovlev, Eduard Veltsman, Eduard Jakovlev, Mihhail Vlassov, alternate: Janis Kiziridi
2012 February 25 – March 10
Tallinn[6]
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Jan Anderson, Karl Kukner, alternate: Siim Sildnik
"Bullseye":
Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Vladimir Jakovlev, Eduard Veltsman, alternate: Jevgeni Aksenovski, Eduard Jakovlev
"Hansa Sport":
Leo Jakobson, Andres Jakobson, Sven Petermann, Toomas Lill, alternate: Indrek Ernits
2013 March 2–17
Tallinn[7]
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Siim Sildnik, Jan Anderson
"Jeti":
Harri Lill, Robert-Kent Päll, Georgi Komarov, Fred Randver
"Arenaria":
Erkki Lill, Vladimir Jakovlev, Jaanus Lindre, Toomas Lill, alternate: Indrek Ernits, Karl Kukner
2014 March 8–23
Tallinn[8]
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Harri Lill, Siim Sildnik, Fred Randver, alternates: Ingar Mäesalu, Jan Anderson
"Bullseye":
Vladimir Jakovlev, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Konstantin Dotsenko, alternate: Erkki Lill
"Rolling Stones"
Andres Jakobson, Karl Kukner, Aleksandr Vaganov, Sven Petermann, alternates: Leo Jakobson, Margus Tubalkain
2015 January 30 –
February 8
Tallinn[9]
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Andres Jakobson, Jan Anderson, alternates: Tanel Toomväli, Johan Karlson
"220 Energia":
Karl Kukner, Eiko-Siim Peips, Konstantin Dotsenko, Erkki Lill, alternates: Vladimir Jakovlev, Martin Leedo
"Jeti"
Sander Rõuk, Siim Sildnik, Robert-Kent Päll, Harri Lill, alternates: Fred Randver, Arne Karl Sternfeld
2016 January 29 –
February 7
Tallinn[10]
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Johan Karlson, Tanel Toomväli, alternate: Jan Anderson
"Jeti"
Harri Lill, Siim Sildnik, Sander Rõuk, Arne Karl Sternfeld, coach: Brian Gray
"Energia 220":
Erkki Lill, Karl Kukner, Ronald Andla, Konstantin Dontsenko, alternate: Chris Roosaar, coach: Sulev Lokk
2017 January 28 –
February 5
Tallinn[11][12]
"CC Tallinn"
Harri Lill, Siim Sildnik, Sten Andreas Ehrlich, Kaarel Holm
"Puhastusimport":
Martin Lill, Tanel Toomväli, Jan Anderson, Tarmo Vahesoo
"Team Jakovlev":
Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Vladimir Jakovlev, Eduard Jakovlev
2018 January 25–28
Tallinn[13][14]
"CC Tallinn"
Harri Lill, Siim Sildnik, Sten Andreas Ehrlich, Kaarel Holm
"Cutform":
Mihhail Vlassov, Eduard Veltsman, Andres Jakobson, Janis Kiziridi
"CC Arenaria":
Erkki Lill, Tarmo Vahesoo, Jan Anderson, Jarl Guštšin
2019 May 9–12
Tallinn[15]
"Team Lill"
Harri Lill, Karl Kukner, Tanel Toomväli, Tarvin Kaldvee, alternate: Arne Karl Sternfeld, coach: Kristian Lindström
"Team Veltsman":
Eduard Veltsman, Andres Jakobson, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Mihhail Vlassov, coach: Vladimir Jakovlev
"Team Vähesoo":
Tarmo Vähesoo, Olari Kalvik, Valvo Vooremaa, Siim Sein, alternate: Erkki Lill
2020 January 30 – February 1
Tallinn[16][17]
"Team Veltsman":
Eduard Veltsman, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Erkki Lill, coach: Vladimir Jakovlev
"Team Jakobson":
Andres Jakobson, Harri Lill, Tanel Toomväli, Karl Kukner, alternate: Ingar Mäesalu
"Team Kalvik":
Olari Kalvik, Siim Sein, Valvo Vooremaa, Aleksander Andre, alternate: Margus Tubalkain
2021 January 28–31
Tallinn[18]
"Team Veltsman":
Eduard Veltsman, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Erkki Lill, coach: Vladimir Jakovlev
"Team Vähesoo":
Tarmo Vähesoo, Olari Kalvik, Siim Sein, Aleksander Andre, alternate: Andres Jakobson, coach: Margus Tubalkain
"Team Lill":
Harri Lill, Tanel Toomväli, Karl Kukner, Tarvin Kaldvee
2022 April 7–10
Tallinn[19][20]
"Team Veltsman":
Mihhail Vlassov, Eduard Veltsman, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Konstantin Dotsenko
"Team Jakobson":
Andres Jakobson, Siim Sein, Olari Kalvik, Aleksander Andre
"Team Holm":
Kaarel Holm, Karl Kukner, Tanel Toomväli, Tarvin Kaldvee
2023 January 12–15
Tallinn[21][22]
"Team Veltsman":
Mihhail Vlassov, Eduard Veltsman, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Konstantin Dotsenko
"Team Holm":
Kaarel Holm, Karl Kukner, Tanel Toomväli, Tarvin Kaldvee
"Team Jakobson":
Andres Jakobson, Siim Sein, Olari Kalvik, Aleksander Andre

Medal record for skips

(as of 2022; placement for skips only)

SkipGoldSilverBronze
Martin Lill732
Harri Lill421
Eduard Veltsman41
Erkki Lill313
Vladimir Jakovlev134
Andres Jakobson22
Leo Jakobson12
Kaarel Holm11
Tarmo Vähesoo11
Karl Kukner1
Tanel Toomväli1
Mihhail Vlassov1
Olari Kalvik1
Jaanus Lindre1
Sander Rõuk1

See also

References

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  2. "Estonian Curling Association". Retrieved 2023-09-28.
  3. Kurling Eestis (Estonian Curling Association) on Facebook
  4. http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2010/0_838_1.pdf(in+Estonian)
  5. http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2011/6368_0_1.pdf, http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2011/6368_0_2.pdf(in+Estonian)
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  7. http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2013/0_101304_1.pdf(in+Estonian)
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  13. http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2018/0_209162_1.html, http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2018/0_209162_2.html(in+Estonian)
  14. 2018 Estonian Men's Curling Championship - Curlingzone
  15. http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2019/0_227209_1.pdf(in+Estonian)
  16. http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2020/0_234764_1.pdf, http://www.sport24.ee/aastaraamat/failid/2020/0_234764_2.pdf(in+Estonian)
  17. 2020 Estonian Men's Curling Championship - Curlingzone (NO results as of Mar 8, 2020)
  18. "Eesti Meistrivõistlused Kurlingus 2020/2021 a". Google Docs. Retrieved January 31, 2021.
  19. "19. EESTI MEESTE MEISTRIVÕISTLUSED". sport24.ee (in Estonian). Archived from the original on 2022-08-05.
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