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Round Robin Session 1
Brazil 2
Hungary 14
Belarus 6
Hong Kong 4
Canada 6
Germany 3
Estonia 16
Nigeria 1
Slovakia W
Kosovo L
Latvia 5
Kazakhstan 12Round Robin Session 2
Ireland 8
Slovenia 5
Italy 2
Scotland 7
Luxembourg 3
Japan 11
Belgium 5
Finland 12
France 5
Korea 6
England 7
Austria 4Round Robin Session 3
United States 4
Spain 7
New Zealand 4
Czech Republic 8
Denmark 3
Norway 6
Andorra 3
Croatia 6
Wales 2
Poland 5
Australia 5
Sweden 8Round Robin Session 4
Korea 7 Finland 6
Switzerland 3
Russia 6 England 5 France 4 Ireland 7 Italy 6
Chinese Taipei 9
Turkey 7 Scotland 5 Japan 4Round Robin Session 5
Poland 5 Denmark 8 Croatia 6 Wales 8 United States 12 Brazil 2 Norway 10 New Zealand 5 Sweden 3 Spain 5 Czech Republic 11 Andorra 1Round Robin Session 6
Kosovo 9 Nigeria 3 Hungary 9 Kazakhstan 4 Latvia 5 Australia 7 Slovakia 3 Germany 10 Hong Kong 6 Estonia 4 Canada 5 Belarus 2Round Robin Session 7
Scotland 12 Luxembourg 3 Slovenia 5 Turkey 6 Ireland 6 Chinese Taipei 4 Finland 10 France 4 Austria 2 Russia 11 Korea 12 Belgium 3Round Robin Session 8
Andorra 2 New Zealand 9 Czech Republic 9 Norway 4 Japan 4 Italy 7 England 1 Switzerland 7 Poland 15 Croatia 1 Denmark 14 Wales 1Round Robin Session 9
Australia 6 Kazakhstan 7 Austria 5 Belgium 4 Hungary 9 Sweden 3 United States 7 Latvia 3 Slovenia 11 Luxembourg 2Round Robin Session 10
Italy 10 Chinese Taipei 2 Japan 3 Ireland 9 Russia 10 Korea 2 Turkey 3 Scotland 5 Finland 8 England 3 France 2 Switzerland 6Round Robin Session 11
Belarus W Germany L Denmark W Andorra L Slovakia W Canada L Nigeria W Hong Kong L Brazil W Kazakhstan L Estonia W Kosovo LRound Robin Session 12
Hungary W United States L Australia W Spain L Norway W Croatia L Poland W Czech Republic L New Zealand W Wales L Sweden W Latvia LRound Robin Session 13
England W Russia L Korea W Switzerland L Scotland W Chinese Taipei L Ireland W Turkey LRound Robin Session 14
Croatia W Czech Republic L United States W Sweden L New Zealand W Denmark L Wales W Andorra L Latvia W Hungary L Norway W Poland LRound Robin Session 15
Chinese Taipei W Japan L France W Austria L Turkey W Luxembourg L Russia W Belgium L Italy W Slovenia L Switzerland W Finland LRound Robin Session 16
Hong Kong W Canada L Estonia W Belarus L Kazakhstan W Spain L Brazil W Australia L Kosovo W Germany L Nigeria W Slovakia LRound Robin Session 17
France W Belgium L Poland W New Zealand L Czech Republic W Wales L Croatia W Denmark L Norway W Andorra L Italy W Luxembourg LRound Robin Session 18
Switzerland W Austria L Hong Kong W Slovakia L Germany W Estonia L Belarus W Kosovo L Canada W Nigeria L Chinese Taipei W Slovenia LRound Robin Session 19
Spain W Latvia L Russia W Finland L Belgium W England L Luxembourg W Ireland L Turkey W Japan L Hungary W Australia LRound Robin Session 20
Sweden W Brazil L Germany W Nigeria L Slovenia W Scotland L Austria W Korea L Belarus W Slovakia L Kazakhstan W United States LRound Robin Session 21
Luxembourg W Chinese Taipei L Hong Kong W Kosovo L Canada W Estonia L Belgium W Switzerland L New Zealand W Croatia LRound Robin Session 22
Wales W Norway L Korea W England L Andorra W Poland L Japan W Slovenia L Denmark W Czech Republic L Spain W Brazil LRound Robin Session 23
Estonia W Slovakia L Kosovo W Canada L Nigeria W Belarus L Kazakhstan W Sweden L Australia W United States L Germany W Hong Kong LRound Robin Session 24
Turkey W Italy L Brazil W Latvia L Finland W Austria L Spain W Hungary L Scotland W Ireland L Russia W France L1/8 Finals Session 1
1/8 Finals Session 2
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Upcoming events
World Mixed Curling Championship 2019
The World Mixed Curling Championship is an open entry event, for the World Curling Federation’s 61 Member Associations. Teams are mixed gender and there are some variations in games compared to ‘traditional’ curling.
Entry is FREE for this event.
The playing schedule and play-off chart are available to download.
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Pacific-Asia Curling Championships 2019
The Pacific-Asia Curling Championships are for women’s and men’s teams from the World Curling Federation’s Pacific-Asia zone. These championships qualify teams for the World Curling Championships and World Qualification Event.
View full event informationLe Gruyère AOP European Curling Championships 2019
The Le Gruyère AOP European Curling Championships are for women’s and men’s teams from the World Curling Federation’s European zone. These championships qualify teams for the World Curling Championships and World Qualification Event.
Additional information and tickets can be found at the Swedish event site
The B-Division playing schedule is currently available to download here. The full event site version will be live in the coming weeks.
View full event informationWorld Wheelchair-B Curling Championship 2019
The World Wheelchair-B Curling Championship is open to mixed gender teams from World Curling Federation Member Associations. The three medal winning teams qualify for the World Wheelchair Curling Championship.
The playing schedule is currently available to download here. The full event site version will be live in the coming weeks.
View full event informationWorld Mixed Doubles Qualification Event 2019
The World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event is open to any Member Associations not already qualified for the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship. Four teams qualify from this event.
View full event informationWorld Junior-B Curling Championships 2019
The World Junior-B Curling Championships are open to junior teams from all Member Associations not already qualified for the World Junior Curling Championships. Three women’s and men’s teams qualify for the world championships.
The playing schedule is currently available to download here. The full event site version will be live in the coming weeks.
View full event informationYouth Olympic Games 2020
Curling at the multi-sport Youth Olympic Games has two competitions. First, the 24 mixed teams event and then the 48 teams mixed doubles competition.
For the current schedule information visit the Facebook event
View full event informationWorld Qualification Event 2020
View full event informationThe World Qualification Event is for eight women’s and eight men’s teams – one host, one Americas team, two Pacific-Asia teams and four European teams.
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 C-Division Curling Championships 2020
The European C-Division Curling Championships 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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