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Round Robin Session 1
Brazil 2A FINISHED Hungary 14- Belarus 6B FINISHED Hong Kong 4
- Canada 6C FINISHED Germany 3
- Estonia 16D FINISHED Nigeria 1
- Slovakia E FINISHED Kosovo
- Latvia 5F FINISHED Kazakhstan 12
Round Robin Session 2
- Ireland 8A FINISHED Slovenia 5
- Italy 2B FINISHED Scotland 7
- Luxembourg 3C FINISHED Japan 11
- Belgium 5D FINISHED Finland 12
- France 5E FINISHED Korea 6
- England 7F FINISHED Austria 4
Round Robin Session 3
- United States 4A FINISHED Spain 7
- New Zealand 4B FINISHED Czech Republic 8
- Denmark 3C FINISHED Norway 6
- Andorra 3D FINISHED Croatia 6
- Wales 2E FINISHED Poland 5
- Australia 5F FINISHED Sweden 8
Round Robin Session 4
- Korea 7A FINISHED Finland 6
- Switzerland 3B FINISHED Russia 6
- England 5C FINISHED France 4
- Ireland 7D FINISHED Italy 6
- Chinese Taipei 9E FINISHED Turkey 7
- Scotland 5F FINISHED Japan 4
Round Robin Session 5
- Poland 5A FINISHED Denmark 8
- Croatia 6B FINISHED Wales 8
- United States 12C FINISHED Brazil 2
- Norway 10D FINISHED New Zealand 5
- Sweden 3E FINISHED Spain 5
- Czech Republic 11F FINISHED Andorra 1
Round Robin Session 6
- Kosovo 9A FINISHED Nigeria 3
- Hungary 9B FINISHED Kazakhstan 4
- Latvia 5C FINISHED Australia 7
- Slovakia 3D FINISHED Germany 10
- Hong Kong 6E FINISHED Estonia 4
- Canada 5F FINISHED Belarus 2
Round Robin Session 7
- Scotland 12A FINISHED Luxembourg 3
- Slovenia 5B FINISHED Turkey 6
- Ireland 6C FINISHED Chinese Taipei 4
- Finland 10D FINISHED France 4
- Austria 2E FINISHED Russia 11
- Korea 12F FINISHED Belgium 3
Round Robin Session 8
- Andorra 2A FINISHED New Zealand 9
- Czech Republic 9B FINISHED Norway 4
- Japan 4C FINISHED Italy 7
- England 1D FINISHED Switzerland 7
- Poland 15E FINISHED Croatia 1
- Denmark 14F FINISHED Wales 1
Round Robin Session 9
- Australia 6A FINISHED Kazakhstan 7
- Austria 5B FINISHED Belgium 4
- Hungary 9C FINISHED Sweden 3
- United States 7D FINISHED Latvia 3
- Slovenia 11E FINISHED Luxembourg 2
Round Robin Session 10
- Italy 10A FINISHED Chinese Taipei 2
- Japan 3B FINISHED Ireland 9
- Russia 10C FINISHED Korea 2
- Turkey 3D FINISHED Scotland 5
- Finland 8E FINISHED England 3
- France 2F FINISHED Switzerland 6
Round Robin Session 11
- Belarus 0A FINISHED Germany 8
- Denmark 6B FINISHED Andorra 1
- Slovakia 4C FINISHED Canada 7
- Nigeria 0D FINISHED Hong Kong 12
- Brazil 2E FINISHED Kazakhstan 10
- Estonia 18F FINISHED Kosovo 1
Round Robin Session 12
- Hungary 4A FINISHED United States 7
- Australia 2B FINISHED Spain 7
- Norway 16C FINISHED Croatia 0
- Poland 6D FINISHED Czech Republic 3
- New Zealand 4E FINISHED Wales 5
- Sweden 9F FINISHED Latvia 2
Round Robin Session 13
- England 3A FINISHED Russia 9
- Korea 3C FINISHED Switzerland 5
- Scotland 11D FINISHED Chinese Taipei 4
- Ireland 3F FINISHED Turkey 5
Round Robin Session 14
- Croatia 2A FINISHED Czech Republic 12
- United States 8B FINISHED Sweden 3
- New Zealand 3C FINISHED Denmark 6
- Wales 7D FINISHED Andorra 5
- Latvia 3E FINISHED Hungary 7
- Norway 6F FINISHED Poland 4
Round Robin Session 15
- Chinese Taipei 1A FINISHED Japan 10
- France 7B FINISHED Austria 4
- Turkey 10C FINISHED Luxembourg 3
- Russia 10D FINISHED Belgium 3
- Italy 7E FINISHED Slovenia 5
- Switzerland 9F FINISHED Finland 5
Round Robin Session 16
- Hong Kong 6A FINISHED Canada 8
- Estonia 6B FINISHED Belarus 8
- Kazakhstan 4C FINISHED Spain 7
- Brazil 1D FINISHED Australia 10
- Kosovo 1E FINISHED Germany 14
- Nigeria 0F FINISHED Slovakia 14
Round Robin Session 17
- France 10A FINISHED Belgium 2
- Poland 12B FINISHED New Zealand 1
- Czech Republic 8C FINISHED Wales 3
- Croatia 3D FINISHED Denmark 12
- Norway 15E FINISHED Andorra 0
- Italy 14F FINISHED Luxembourg 1
Round Robin Session 18
- Switzerland 7A FINISHED Austria 2
- Hong Kong 5B FINISHED Slovakia 6
- Germany 6C FINISHED Estonia 4
- Belarus 11D FINISHED Kosovo 1
- Canada 15E FINISHED Nigeria 1
- Chinese Taipei 3F FINISHED Slovenia 6
Round Robin Session 19
- Spain 9A FINISHED Latvia 3
- Russia 7B FINISHED Finland 5
- Belgium 1C FINISHED England 13
- Luxembourg 2D FINISHED Ireland 10
- Turkey 2E FINISHED Japan 5
- Hungary 6F FINISHED Australia 5
Round Robin Session 20
- Sweden 3A RUNNING Brazil 1
- Germany 9B RUNNING Nigeria 1
- Slovenia 3C RUNNING Scotland 2
- Austria 1D RUNNING Korea 3
- Belarus 2E RUNNING Slovakia 1
- Kazakhstan 1F RUNNING United States 3
- Luxembourg B SCHEDULED Chinese Taipei
- Hong Kong C SCHEDULED Kosovo
- Canada D SCHEDULED Estonia
- Belgium E SCHEDULED Switzerland
- New Zealand F SCHEDULED Croatia
Round Robin Session 22
- Wales A SCHEDULED Norway
- Korea B SCHEDULED England
- Andorra C SCHEDULED Poland
- Japan D SCHEDULED Slovenia
- Denmark E SCHEDULED Czech Republic
- Spain F SCHEDULED Brazil
Round Robin Session 23
- Estonia A SCHEDULED Slovakia
- Kosovo B SCHEDULED Canada
- Nigeria C SCHEDULED Belarus
- Kazakhstan D SCHEDULED Sweden
- Australia E SCHEDULED United States
- Germany F SCHEDULED Hong Kong
Round Robin Session 24
- Turkey A SCHEDULED Italy
- Brazil B SCHEDULED Latvia
- Finland C SCHEDULED Austria
- Spain D SCHEDULED Hungary
- Scotland E SCHEDULED Ireland
- Russia F SCHEDULED France
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Japan 
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England 
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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.
View full event informationPacific-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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