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The 13th Annual World Curling Federation Junior Curling Camp saw over a hundred junior curlers from around the world - Europe, N America, Australia & New Zealand - traveling to Füssen, Germany to take part this year

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has elected PyeongChang (Republic of Korea) as the host city of the XXIII Olympic Winter Games in 2018 during its 123rd Session in Durban, South Africa. PyeongChang won in the f

The Ford Motor Company of Canada has renewed its long-term commitment to the sport of curling by extending its title sponsorship of the World Curling Championships staged in Canada through to 2013, with an option for 201


The World Curling Federation is pleased to announce the availability of two new curling ice making courses. An Advanced Curling Ice Technician Course and a Seminar on Energy Efficiency in Curling Rinks wi

Following the conclusion of the 2010-2011 season, Sweden maintains its position at the top of the World Curling Federation’s women’s rankings and Canada continues to lead the men’s. The final rankings

Switzerland won gold at the 2011 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship in St Paul, USA on Saturday beating Russia a resounding 11-2 in the final. It is the third Mixed Doubles world championship title for Switzerland

In dramatic fashion, Canada stole a 5-4 extra end win over the USA in the Senior Men’s final of the 2011 World Senior Men’s Curling Championship in St Paul, USA. USA Skip Geoff Goodland's final stone of

Mixed Doubles Semifinals Sweden v Russia Switzerland v France Semifinals – take place on Saturday morning (09:00 local) Medal Games – Gold & Bronze – Saturday afternoon (14:00 local) Mixed D

Women’s Semi-finals Game 1v4: Canada v Switzerland Game 2v3: USA v Sweden Senior Men’s Semi-finals Canada v Australia USA v Denmark Semi-finals – for Senior Men and Senior Women take pla

Senior Men’s Blue Group 1. USA 6-0 (qualified for quarterfinals) 2. England 4-2 (qualified for quarterfinals) 3. Scotland 4-2 (to play quarterfinal qualification game against Germany) 4. Hungary 3-3 5. Japa

Mixed Doubles Blue Group 1. Switzerland 7-0 (qualified for quarterfinals) 2. Russia 5-2 (qualified for quarterfinals) 3=Denmark 4-3 3=Slovakia 4-3 3=Canada 4-3 6. Norway 2-5 7. England 1-6 8. Italy 1-6 Switzerl
In the last two weeks, the world of curling has lost two great friends who made a great contribution to the sport in very different ways. Annemie De Jongh was the long time World Curling Federation representative for th

Senior Men’s Blue Group USA 6-0 (qualified for QF) Scotland 4-1 England 3-2 Japan 3-2 Hungary 2-3 France 0-5 Netherlands 0-5 Senior Men’s Red Group Canada 5-0 (qualified for QF) Denmark 4-1

Mixed Doubles Blue Group Switzerland 5-0 Russia 4-1 Denmark 3-2 Slovakia 3-2 Canada 2-4 England 1-4 Italy 1-4 Norway 1-4 Mixed Doubles Red Group Japan 5-1 Sweden 5-1 Hungary 4-2 Finland 3-3 Australia 2-4 Estonia 2-4