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World Juniors begin Saturday in Flims, Switzerland
March 4 , 2010
Twenty top level junior curling teams from around the world are set to gather at the Waldhaus Arena in Flims, Switzerland this week to compete in the 2010 World Junior Curling Championships. Canada, China, Denmark, Finl
Sweden tops women’s rankings after Vancouver 2010 Olympics
March 3, 2010
PERTH, SCOTLAND – Following Anette Norberg and her team’s historic second gold medal win in the women’s curling competition at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games, Sweden has moved up to the No1 spo
Olympic Winter Games - MEN’S GOLD
Final standings: Gold: Canada Silver: Norway Bronze: Switzerland 4. Sweden 5. Great Britain 6. Germany 7. France 8. China 9. Denmark 10. USA Canada set a historic record on Saturday beating Norway 6-3 to
Olympic Winter Games - MEN’S BRONZE
Sweden 4 – 5 Switzerland Having lost their semi-final to Norway, Switzerland took the consolation of bronze medal, beating Sweden by 5-4 in what was a tight medal game. Switzerland opened the scoring with
Olympic Winter Games – WOMEN’S GOLD
Final standings: Gold: Sweden Silver: Canada Bronze: China 4. Switzerland 5. Denmark 6. Germany 7. Great Britain 8. Japan 9. Russia 10. USA Sweden’s women’s team - skip Anette Norberg, thi
Olympic Winter Games - WOMEN’S BRONZE
China 12 – 6 Switzerland China’s women, skipped by Bingyu Wang, added Olympic bronze to their world title when they beat Switzerland’s Mirjam Ott by 12-6 in the bronze medal game. This was the
Olympic Winter Games - Day 10 - MEN’S SEMI-FINALS
Sweden 3 – 6 Canada Switzerland 5 – 7 Norway Canada’s Kevin Martin will contest the second Olympic final of his career on Saturday, hoping to go one better than the silver he took from Salt Lake City i
DB Schenker becomes World Curling Federation Partner
February 25, 2010
On land, on sea, on air and now on ice: Global transport logistics company signs WCF sponsorship agreement Infront Sports & Media, exclusive marketing and media partner of the World Curling Federation (WCF) has s
Olympic Winter Games - Day 10 - WOMEN’S SEMI-FINALS
Canada 6 – 5 Switzerland China 4 – 9 Sweden Sweden’s Anette Norberg kept her hopes of as successful defence of her Olympic title alive with a convincing 9-4 win over China’s world champions, led
Olympic Winter Games - Day 9 - MEN’S TIE-BREAKER
Standings after Tie-breaker – SWE-GBR 1. CAN 9-0 (Qualified for semi-finals) 2. NOR 7-2 (Qualified for semi-finals) 3. SUI 6-3 (Qualified for semi-finals) 4. SWE 5-4 (Qualified for semi-finals) 5. GBR 5-4
Olympic Winter Games - Day 8 - MEN
Standings after 12 sessions/End of Round Robin 1. CAN 9-0 (Qualified for semi-finals) 2. NOR 7-2 (Qualified for semi-finals) 3. SUI 6-3 (Qualified for semi-finals) 4. GBR 5-4 (Tie-breaker) 4. SWE 5-4 (Tie-breaker
Olympic Winter Games - Day 8 - WOMEN
Standings after 12 sessions/End of Round Robin: 1. CAN 8-1 (Qualified for semifinals) 2. SWE 7-2 (Qualified for semifinals) 3. CHN 6-3 (Qualified for semifinals) 4. SUI 6-3 (Qualified for semifinals) 5. DEN 4-5 6
Olympic Winter Games - Day 7 - MEN
Standings after 11 sessions: CAN 8-0 (Qualified for semi-finals) NOR 6-2 (Qualified for semi-finals) GBR 5-3 SUI 5-3 SWE 4-4 GER 4-5 FRA 3-5 CHN 2-6 DEN 2-6 USA 2-7 Men Session 11: GER-GBR 2-8, FRA-DEN 6-
Olympic Winter Games - Day 7 - WOMEN
Standings after 10 sessions: CAN 6-1 (Qualified for semifinals) SWE 5-2 CHN 5-3 SUI 4-3 GER 3-4 JPN 3-4 DEN 3-5 GBR 3-5 RUS 3-5 USA 2-5 Women Session 10: RUS-CHN 7-4, JPN-SUI 4-10, SWE-CAN 2-6, GBR-DEN 8
Olympic Winter Games - Day 6 - WOMEN
Standings after 9 sessions: CAN 5-1 SWE 5-1 CHN 5-2 JPN 3-3 SUI 3-3 GBR 3-4 GER 3-4 DEN 2-5 RUS 2-5 USA 2-5 Women Session 9: CHN-CAN 6-5 (extra end), JPN-GER 6-7, USA-SWE 3-9 Women Session 8: GBR
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