Kjell Oscarius
Swedish curler
![]() Kjell Oscarius in August 2017 | |||||||||||||||
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Nationality | Swedish | ||||||||||||||
Born | (1943-05-01) 1 May 1943 (age 81) Stockholm | ||||||||||||||
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Sport | Curling | ||||||||||||||
Medal record
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Kjell Oscarius (born 1 May 1943 in Stockholm) is a Swedish curler and World Champion. He won a gold medal at the 1973 World Curling Championship.[1][2]
In 1973 he was inducted into the Swedish Curling Hall of Fame.
Personal life
Kjell's younger brother Bengt is also a curler and teammate.
References
External links
- Kjell Oscarius at World Curling
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Year: (nation's flag) champion skip
- 1959:
Ernie Richardson
- 1960:
Ernie Richardson
- 1961:
Hec Gervais
- 1962:
Ernie Richardson
- 1963:
Ernie Richardson
- 1964:
Lyall Dagg
- 1965:
Bud Somerville
- 1966:
Ron Northcott
- 1967:
Chuck Hay
- 1968:
Ron Northcott
- 1969:
Ron Northcott
- 1970:
Don Duguid
- 1971:
Don Duguid
- 1972:
Orest Meleschuk
- 1973:
Kjell Oscarius
- 1974:
Bud Somerville
- 1975:
Otto Danieli
- 1976:
Bruce Roberts
- 1977:
Ragnar Kamp
- 1978:
Bob Nichols
- 1979:
Kristian Sørum
- 1980:
Rick Folk
- 1981:
Jürg Tanner
- 1982:
Al Hackner
- 1983:
Ed Werenich
- 1984:
Eigil Ramsfjell
- 1985:
Al Hackner
- 1986:
Ed Lukowich
- 1987:
Russ Howard
- 1988:
Eigil Ramsfjell
- 1989:
Pat Ryan
- 1990:
Ed Werenich
- 1991:
David Smith
- 1992:
Markus Eggler
- 1993:
Russ Howard
- 1994:
Rick Folk
- 1995:
Kerry Burtnyk
- 1996:
Jeff Stoughton
- 1997:
Peja Lindholm
- 1998:
Wayne Middaugh
- 1999:
Hammy McMillan
- 2000:
Greg McAulay
- 2001:
Peja Lindholm
- 2002:
Randy Ferbey
- 2003:
Randy Ferbey
- 2004:
Peja Lindholm
- 2005:
Randy Ferbey
- 2006:
David Murdoch
- 2007:
Glenn Howard
- 2008:
Kevin Martin
- 2009:
David Murdoch
- 2010:
Kevin Koe
- 2011:
Jeff Stoughton
- 2012:
Glenn Howard
- 2013:
Niklas Edin
- 2014:
Thomas Ulsrud
- 2015:
Niklas Edin
- 2016:
Kevin Koe
- 2017:
Brad Gushue
- 2018:
Niklas Edin
- 2019:
Niklas Edin
- 2020: cancelled
- 2021:
Niklas Edin
- 2022:
Niklas Edin
- 2023:
Bruce Mouat
- 2024:
Niklas Edin
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