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The world governing body of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Sport of Curling
Round Robin Session 1
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Estonia A SCHEDULED Sweden - Czech Republic B SCHEDULED Latvia
- Canada C SCHEDULED Slovakia
- Russia D SCHEDULED Scotland
Round Robin Session 2
- Korea A SCHEDULED Norway
- Slovakia B SCHEDULED Scotland
- China C SCHEDULED Switzerland
- Latvia D SCHEDULED Estonia
Round Robin Session 3
- Canada B SCHEDULED Russia
- Czech Republic C SCHEDULED Sweden
Round Robin Session 4
- Scotland A SCHEDULED Switzerland
- Estonia B SCHEDULED Norway
- Latvia C SCHEDULED Korea
- China D SCHEDULED Slovakia
Round Robin Session 5
- China A SCHEDULED Czech Republic
- Sweden B SCHEDULED Switzerland
- Norway C SCHEDULED Russia
- Canada D SCHEDULED Korea
Round Robin Session 6
- Slovakia A SCHEDULED Latvia
- Korea B SCHEDULED China
- Estonia C SCHEDULED Scotland
- Switzerland D SCHEDULED Norway
Round Robin Session 7
- Russia A SCHEDULED China
- Norway B SCHEDULED Czech Republic
- Switzerland C SCHEDULED Canada
- Korea D SCHEDULED Sweden
Round Robin Session 8
- Czech Republic A SCHEDULED Estonia
- Scotland B SCHEDULED Canada
- Sweden C SCHEDULED Latvia
- Slovakia D SCHEDULED Russia
Round Robin Session 9
- Switzerland A SCHEDULED Slovakia
- Estonia B SCHEDULED Korea
- Scotland C SCHEDULED China
- Norway D SCHEDULED Latvia
Round Robin Session 10
- Canada A SCHEDULED Norway
- Sweden B SCHEDULED China
- Korea C SCHEDULED Russia
- Switzerland D SCHEDULED Czech Republic
Round Robin Session 11
- Scotland A SCHEDULED Sweden
- Latvia B SCHEDULED Canada
- Czech Republic C SCHEDULED Slovakia
- Russia D SCHEDULED Estonia
Round Robin Session 12
- Switzerland A SCHEDULED Korea
- Russia B SCHEDULED Sweden
- China C SCHEDULED Norway
- Czech Republic D SCHEDULED Canada
Round Robin Session 13
- Sweden A SCHEDULED Canada
- Slovakia B SCHEDULED Estonia
- Russia C SCHEDULED Czech Republic
- Latvia D SCHEDULED Scotland
Round Robin Session 14
- Norway A SCHEDULED Scotland
- China B SCHEDULED Latvia
- Slovakia C SCHEDULED Korea
- Estonia D SCHEDULED Switzerland
Round Robin Session 15
- Latvia A SCHEDULED Russia
- Czech Republic B SCHEDULED Scotland
- Canada C SCHEDULED Estonia
- Sweden D SCHEDULED Slovakia
Round Robin Session 16
- Estonia A SCHEDULED China
- Norway B SCHEDULED Slovakia
- Latvia C SCHEDULED Switzerland
- Scotland D SCHEDULED Korea
Round Robin Session 17
- Korea A SCHEDULED Czech Republic
- Switzerland B SCHEDULED Russia
- Norway C SCHEDULED Sweden
- Canada D SCHEDULED China
Qualification
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Game
Gold Medal Game
Estonia 
Sweden 
Czech Republic 
Latvia 
Canada 
Slovakia 
Russia 
Scotland 
Korea 
Norway 
China 
Switzerland 
Upcoming events
World Junior Curling Championships 2020
The World Junior Curling Championships are for ten junior women’s and ten junior men’s teams from the Americas, European and Pacific-Asia zones.
View full event informationWorld Wheelchair Curling Championship 2020
The World Wheelchair Curling Championship is for 12 mixed gender teams and is where teams gain qualification points for the Paralympic Winter Games.
Additional information can be found at the Swiss event site
View full event informationWorld Women’s Curling Championship 2020
The World Women’s Curling Championship is for 13 women’s teams from the World Curling Federation’s Americas, European and Pacific-Asia zones and is where teams gain qualification points for the Olympic Winter Games.
View full event informationLGT World Men’s Curling Championship 2020
View full event informationThe World Men’s Curling Championship is for 13 men’s teams from the World Curling Federation’s Americas, European and Pacific-Asia zones and is where teams gain qualification points for the Olympic Winter Games.
World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2020
The World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship is for 20 teams, of one female and one male player, from the World Curling Federation’s Americas, European and Pacific-Asia zones. It is where teams gain qualification points for the Olympic Winter Games.
View full event informationWorld Senior Curling Championships 2020
The World Senior Curling Championships are open entry for teams from each gender from the World Curling Federation 61 Member Associations. The players must not be less than 50 years of age by the end of the 30th day of June of the year immediately preceding the year in which the World Senior Curling Championships take place.
View full event informationEuropean Curling Championships C-Division 2020
The European Curling Championships C-Division are for women’s and men’s teams from the World Curling Federation’s European zone. At this event two teams, from each gender, are promoted to the B-Division.
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