World Curling Federation

1. World championships return to Oestersund, Sweden

   The World Curling championship spotlight moves to Sweden between 20 and 27 April when the Oestersund Arena plays host to the World Mixed Doubles Championship and World Seniors Championships. Oestersund is located in Jamtland, the middle of Sweden. The city is home to over 50,000 people and is the region’s cultural and economic centre. It … Continued

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2. Watch the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2024

   The World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2024 is taking place from Saturday 20 until Saturday 27 April in Oestersund, Sweden. All games are available to watch on The Curling Channel. Event Pass – $USD 14.99 Day Pass – $USD 4.99 Game Pass – $USD 1.99 (no access to live games, only replays) Geo-blocking may be in … Continued

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3. Vote for the LGT Top Shot of the World Men’s!

   Voting is now open for the LGT Top Shots – a look at the five best shots of the LGT World Men’s Curling Championship 2024. Cast your vote here until 15 April.

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4. Sweden crowned World Men’s champions

   Olympic champions Sweden beat Canada by 6-5 in Sunday afternoon’s gold medal final to claim the LGT World Men’s Championship 2024 title. These two teams had emerged as the top two from the round-robin phase. As table-toppers, Sweden started this final with last-stone advantage. After blanking the first end, Sweden’s Niklas Edin opened the scoring … Continued

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5. Italy win World Men’s bronze medals

   Although they had lost to Sweden in Saturday’s semi-finals, Italy had the consolation of picking up bronze medals in the LGT World Men’s Curling Championship 2024, with a 7-6 extra end win over Scotland. The Scots had lost their semi-final and their status as world champions to Canada in Saturday’s semi-final. In the first end, … Continued

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6. Medal games set at World Men’s

   Canada will play Sweden for the world title in Sunday’s final at the LGT World Men’s Championship. The Canadians beat Scotland by 9-4 and Sweden emerged as 5-3 winners over Italy in Saturday’s semi-finals. To reach their semi-final against Canada, Scotland had earlier beaten United States by 8-4 in Saturday morning’s qualification game. Canada versus … Continued

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7. Play-off field complete in Schaffhausen

   After 20 sessions of round-robin play, the play-off scenario at the LGT World Men’s Championship has now been set. Sweden finished off their round-robin programme with an 11th win over Korea (7-4) in the afternoon before picking up their only loss by 6-8 against defending champions Scotland, with skip Niklas Edin sitting that game out.  … Continued

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8. Germany — New energy and big plans

   It is just possible that, in enjoying the energy and skills of the young team representing Germany, the spectators at Schaffhausen and fans around the world, might be witnessing the start of something very big in German curling. At 28 years of age, skip Marc Muskatewitz is the old man on the team. The other … Continued

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9. Three teams secure play-off spots at World Men’s

   The weekend play-off picture started to take shape during Thursday’s second-last day of round-robin play at the LGT World Men’s Championship. In the morning session, table-toppers Sweden beat United States by 6-4 while second-placed Canada were 7-4 winners over Norway. These results guaranteed qualification for the two leading teams. These morning wins did not guarantee … Continued

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10. World Curling members look to the future of events

    During the World Curling open meetings held at the LGT World Men’s Curling Championship 2024 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, World Curling’s members took part in discussions looking to the future of curling events for the next Olympiad and beyond as part of the consultation process started by the new Events Working Group. Those present looked at … Continued

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