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22 April 2024

European Curling Championships 2024 C-Division to begin in Dumfries, Scotland

The European Curling Championships 2024 C-Division is about to get underway in Dumfries, Scotland. The event will begin on Sunday (28 April) and run until Saturday (4 May).

Ten women’s and eight men’s teams will compete for medals and also for promotion to the European Curling Championships 2024 B-Division.

The women’s field consists of Belgium, Croatia, France, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine and Wales.

The participating men’s teams are: Andorra, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Georgia, Israel, Romania and Slovenia.

The event will be played at the Dumfries Ice Bowl, which is a multi-sport facility, with a six-sheet curling rink and dedicated ice hockey and skating rink.

It hosted the World Mixed Doubles and World Senior Championships in 2014, the World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event in 2022 and 2023 and the European Championships’ C-Division in 2023.

Round-robin play will run from Sunday (28 April) until Friday (3 May).

On Saturday (4 May) at 9:00 semi-finals will take place. In these semi-finals the first-placed teams will play the fourth-ranked teams, while the second-placed teams will meet the third-ranked teams in both genders.

The winners will play in the gold medal games and the gold medal winners will qualify their Member Association for the European Curling Championships 2024 B-Division. The losers will play in the bronze medal games. All medal games will be played on Saturday afternoon at 14:30.

Details about qualification for the ECC2024 B-Division

Following a 2023 decision of the World Curling Board, a host nation who have not already qualified, will be guaranteed a position in the B-Division at future European Curling Championships.

As the host for the Le Gruyère AOP European Curling Championships 2024 A- and B-Division is still to be confirmed, at this time only one team from each gender can be guaranteed promotion to the B-Division.

Should the host for the Le Gruyère AOP European Curling Championships 2024 A- and B-Division already be in either of these divisions, then a second team will also be promoted.

For information about the teams, the playing schedule and results from the European Curling Championships 2024 C-Division, click here.

All times are British Summer Time (BST) which is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) +1 hour.

Click here to visit the Local Organising Committee’s website.

Games will be streamed on Curling Stadium Europe.

Tickets for purchase are available here.

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