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USA and Canada win gold to become 2010 World Senior Champions
April 24, 2010
The USA won the final of the men’s World Senior Curling Championship on Sunday beating Canada 4-3 in an extra end. On the neighbouring sheet in the Ural Lightning Ice Palace, the Canadian women’s team secured
World Mixed Doubles and World Seniors get underway in Russia
April 17, 2010
The World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship and World Senior Curling Championships start this Sunday in the Ural Lightning Ice Palace in Chelyabinsk in Russia. The event goes ahead despite the widespread travel disrupti
Torger Nergård wins Collie Campbell Memorial Award 2010
April 11, 2010
Torger Nergård, skip of the Norwegian men’s team, has won the 2010 Collie Campbell Memorial Award. Nergård was presented the award by Ivo Lorenzi, past president of the Cortina Curling Association, at t
Capital One World Men’s Championship - Finals
April 11, 2010
Gold Final: Canada-Norway 9-3 Bronze Final: USA-Scotland 4-6 Canada’s Kevin Koe and his team of Blake MacDonald, Carter Rycroft, Nolan Theissen and alternate Jamie King, won gold at the Capital One World Men&rsq
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 8
April 10, 2010
Play-off 3v4: Scotland 6, USA 4 Semi-final: Scotland 7, Norway 9 Norway march on to face waiting Canada in the gold medal final of the Capital One World Men’s Curling Championship on Sunday afternoon. Team Sco
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 7
April 9, 2010
Play-off 1 v 2: Canada 11. Norway 5 Canada’s Kevin Koe produced the best-possible response to his 8-9 round-robin loss to Norway on Thursday with a thumping 11-5 win in just eight ends over the same team on Frid
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 6
April 8, 2010
Final standings at end of round robin: 1. Norway 10-1 2. Canada 9-2 3. USA 8-3 4. Scotland 8-3 5. Denmark 7-4 6. Switzerland 5-6 7. Germany 5-6 8. Sweden 4-7 9. France 3-8 10. Italy 3-8 11. China 3-8 12. Japan 1-10. S
World Curling Federation elects new president
April 7, 2010
The World Curling Federation has elected Kate Caithness from Scotland as president. Caithness, who has been serving as Vice-President since 2006, was elected to the post, gathering more votes than Les Harrison who was se
World Curling Federation partners with Jet Ice as official supplier
April 8, 2010
Infront signs exclusive three year supplier agreement on behalf of the WCF Infront Sports & Media have signed a three year deal on behalf of the World Curling Federation with Jet Ice as Official Supplier. The t
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 4
April 6, 2010
Standings: Canada 6-1 Norway 6-1 Scotland 6-1 Denmark 5-2 Germany 4-3 USA 4-3 Switzerland 3-4 China 2-5 France 2-5 Italy 2-5 Sweden 2-5 Japan 0-7 Session 9: USA 7, France 5 (extra end); Denmark 10, Sweden 4; Canada 6,
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 3
April 5, 2010
Standings: Canada 5-0 Scotland 5-0 Norway 4-1 Denmark 3-2 Germany 3-2 China 2-3 Italy 2-3 Switzerland 2-3 United States 2-3 France 1-4 Sweden 1-4 Japan 0-5 Draw 6: Norway 7, Japan 4; Scotland 8, China 3; Sweden
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 2
April 4, 2010
Standings after 5 Sessions: Canada 3-0 Scotland 3-0 China 2-1 Denmark 2-1 Germany 2-1 Italy 2-1 Norway 2-1 France 1-2 USA 1-2 Japan 0-3 Sweden 0-3 Switzerland 0-3. Draw 3: Scotland 8, Sweden 4; Norway 9, France 3. Draw
Capital One World Men’s Championship – Day 1
April 3, 2010
Standings after 2 sessions: Germany 2-0 Canada 1-0 Denmark 1-0 France 1-0 Scotland 1-0 China 1-1 Italy 1-1 Norway 0-1 Sweden 0-1 Switzerland 0-1 USA 0-1 Japan 0-2 M1: Sweden 1, France 5; China 4, Germany 5; Japan 6, Ita
Capital One World Men’s Championship begins Saturday in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy
April 1 , 2010
The Capital One World Men’s Curling Championship gets underway this Saturday at the Olympic Ice Stadium in Cortina in the Italian Dolomites. It is the first time that a World Men’s Curling Championship has
Ford World Women's Championship – FINALS
March 28, 2010
GOLD: Germany SILVER: Scotland BRONZE: Canada Results Gold Medal Game: Germany-Scotland 8-6 Bronze Medal Game: Canada-Sweden 9-6 Germany beat Scotland by 8-6 in the extra end to become gold medal winners of the
