Russian Men's Curling Cup

The Russian Men's Curling Cup (Russian: Кубок России по кёрлингу среди мужчин, Кубок России по кёрлингу среди мужских команд) is an annual national curling tournament for men's curling teams in Russia. It has been held annually since the 2007-08 season (usually in October, November or December), and is organized by the Russian Curling Federation. As of 2021, the event consisted of sixteen teams participating in a preliminary round robin and a single-knockout playoff.

Russian Men's Curling Cup
Established2007
2021 host citySochi
2021 champion Saint Petersburg 1 (Artur Razhabov)

Past champions

Teams line-up in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate(s), coach(es); skips marked bold.

Year,
dates		 Host Winning Team Runner-up Team Bronze Team
2007[1][2]
26—28 Oct		 Moscow EShVSM Moskvich 1 (Moscow)
Alexander Kirikov		 SKA 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Valentin Demenkov		 Moscow
Artem Bolduzev
2008[3]
24—26 Oct		 Moscow Moskvich (Moscow)
Andrey Drozdov, Alexey Stukalskiy, Anton Kalalb, Vladimir Sobakin		 EShVSM Moskvich 1 (Moscow)
Alexander Kirikov, Vadim Shkolnikov, Alexey Kamnev, Dmitry Abanin		 Lesgaftovets (Saint Petersburg)
Anton Bobrov, Aleksandr Boiko, Vladimir Belmas, Aleksandr Orlov, alternate: Dmitry Melnikov
2009[4]
6—9 Nov		 Dmitrov Team Leningrad Oblast
Alexey Tselousov, Dmitri Ryzhov, Alexey Kamnev, Alexander Chugainov		 EShVSM Moskvich 1 (Moscow)
Alexander Kirikov, Vadim Shkolnikov, Roman Kutuzov, Aleksandr Kozyrev		 Moskvich (Moscow)
Andrey Drozdov, Alexey Stukalskiy, Anton Kalalb, Artem Bolduzev
2010[5]
4—7 Nov		 Tver Team Moscow
Jason Gunnlaugson, Justin Richter, Tyler Forrest, Alexey Stukalskiy, alternate: Aleksandr Kozyrev		 Team Chelyabinsk Oblast 1
Artem Shmakov, Mikhail Bruskov, Sergey Glukhov, Dmitry Mironov, alternate: Alexander Zhitniak		 EShVSM Moskvich 2 (Moscow)
Vadim Stebakov, Vadim Raev, Sergey Manulychev, Alexander Chelyshev, alternate: Artur Ali
2011[6]
3—6 Nov		 Tver Yunost-Metar 1 (Chelyabinsk)
Artem Shmakov, Mikhail Bruskov, Sergey Glukhov, Dmitry Mironov, alternate: Dmitry Solomatin		 EShVSM Moskvich 1 (Moscow)
Alexander Kirikov, Vadim Shkolnikov, Artem Bolduzev, Sergei Morozov, alternate: Aleksandr Kuzmin		 Adamant 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Alexey Tselousov, Petr Dron, Alexey Kamnev, Artur Razhabov, Alexander Badilin
2012 ?? no data
2013[7]
12—15 Dec		 Sochi SKA-ShVSM (Saint Petersburg)
Alexander Krushelnitskiy, Ilya Badilin, Vladislav Goncherenko, Daniil Goriachev		 Adamant 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Alexey Tselousov, Artem Shmakov, Alexey Timofeev, Evgeny Klimov		 Team Moscow 1
Alexander Kirikov, Vadim Shkolnikov, Vladimir Sobakin, Anton Kalalb
2014[8][2]
17—21 Dec		 Sochi ShVSM po ZVS 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Alexander Krushelnitskiy		 Adamant 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Alexey Tselousov		 Moskvich 2 (Moscow)
Sergei Andrianov
2015[9][2]
16—20 Dec		 Sochi Adamant 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Andrey Drozdov		 Team Moscow 2
Alexander Kirikov		 Team Moscow 1
Sergei Andrianov
2016[10]
3—8 Dec		 Sochi Adamant 2 (Saint Petersburg)
Alexey Timofeev, Alexey Tselousov, Daniil Goriachev, Evgeny Klimov		 Moscow Oblast 1 (Dmitrov)
Alexander Eremin, Mikhail Vaskov, Alexey Tuzov, Alexey Kulikov, alternate: Kirill Savenkov		 Adamant 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Alexey Stukalskiy, Andrey Drozdov, Petr Dron, Anton Kalalb, alternate: Oleg Krasikov
2017[11]
15—21 Dec		 Sochi Moskvich-Raev (Moscow)
Vadim Raev, Artyom Puzanov, Vasily Telezhkin, Nikolai Levashov		 Adamant 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Alexey Stukalskiy, Andrey Drozdov, Artur Razhabov, Petr Dron, alternate: Panteleimon Lappo		 Team Moscow
German Doronin, Timur Gadzhikhanov, Sergei Andrianov, Vadim Golov, Danila Tsimbal
2018[12][13]
3—9 Dec		 Sochi Krasnodar Krai 1 (Sochi)
Sergey Glukhov, Artur Ali, Dmitry Mironov, Anton Kalalb		 Moskvich-MKK (Moscow)
Vadim Raev, Evgeny Arkhipov, Artyom Puzanov, Nikolai Levashov, alternate: Andrei Shestopalov		 Adamant 1 (Saint Petersburg)
Alexey Timofeev, Alexey Stukalskiy, Artur Razhabov, Evgeny Klimov
2019
2—6 Dec		 Sochi Krasnodar Krai (Sochi)
Artur Ali, Dmitry Mironov, Arseniy Meshkovich, Stepan Sevryukov, alternate: Albert Topchyan		 Komsomoll 1 (Irkutsk)
Andrey Dudov, Artyom Karetnikov, Nikolai Lysakov, Mikhail Vlasenko, alternate: Kirill Grekhnyov		 Novosibirsk Oblast
Artem Shmakov, Nikita Kukunin, Ivan Kazachkov, Daniil Zazulskikh
2020
6—12 Oct		 Dmitrov Moscow Oblast 1 (Dmitrov)
Alexander Eremin, Mikhail Vaskov, Alexey Tuzov, Alexey Kulikov, alternate: Kirill Savenkov, coaches: A.D. Gretskaya, D.N. Stepanov		 Saint Petersburg 1
Alexey Timofeev, Daniil Goriachev, Evgeny Klimov, Artur Razhabov, alternate: Aleksandr Bystrov, coach: Anastasia Bryzgalova		 Komsomoll 1 (Irkutsk)
Andrey Dudov, Mikhail Vlasenko, Nikolai Lysakov, Kamil Karimov, coach: A.V. Trukhina
2021[14][15]
4—8 Dec		 Sochi Saint Petersburg 1
Artur Razhabov, Daniil Goriachev, Aleksandr Bystrov, Aleksandr Terentyev, alternate: Mikhail Andreev, coaches: A. Razhabov, I.V. Minin		 Vorobyovy Gory 1 (Moscow)
Alexander Kirikov, Vadim Shkolnikov, Dmitry Abanin, Sergei Morozov, alternate: Dmitry Isaev, coaches: S.Ya. Kalalb, V.R. Barabanschikova		 Moscow Oblast 1 (Dmitrov)
Alexander Eremin, Alexey Tuzov, Petr Kuznetsov, Alexey Kulikov, alternate: Kirill Savenkov, coaches: A.D. Gretskaya, D.N. Stepanov
2022[16][17]
4—8 Dec		 Samara

References
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  4. "Команды Ленинградской области и Москвы победили в Кубке России по керлингу" (in Russian). Весь спорт. 9 November 2009. Archived from the original on 22 October 2020. Retrieved 21 October 2020.
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See also
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