World Curling Federation

1. Media Accreditation opens for World Wheelchair Championships 

   World Curling have now opened media accreditation applications for the World Wheelchair Curling Championship 2025 and the World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2025.   The World Wheelchair Championship will take place between 1-8 March 2025, whilst the World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Championship runs from 10-16 March 2025. Both events will be hosted in Stevenston, Scotland.  … Continued

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2. Statement: Briane Harris Anti-Doping case decision

   Today, (Tuesday 14 January 2025), the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) Anti-Doping Division rendered its decision in the matter of World Curling against Ms Briane Harris (Canada). Ms Harris was found to have committed an anti-doping-rule violation in accordance with articles 2.1 and 2.2 of the World Curling Anti-Doping Rules (the “WCF ADR”) but … Continued

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3. Statement: Sweeping equipment concerns and review process

   World Curling acknowledge the statement published today by members of the curling community participating in the Grand Slam of Curling event in Guelph, Canada, regarding their concerns around specific brush heads being used in competition. World Curling strive to ensure that our equipment regulations ensure a fair and clear approval process for our athletes and … Continued

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4. World Curling extend Belarus and Russia event exclusion until end of 2024–2025 season

   Following the latest World Curling Board Meeting in December 2024, the decision was taken to extend the World Curling event exclusion of Belarus and Russia until the end of the 2024–2025 season. The exclusion was extended in July 2024, covering the remainder of the 2024 calendar year. This has now been further extended due to … Continued

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5. World Curling and Gray Dawes announce new exclusive international travel partnership

   World Curling is delighted to welcome Gray Dawes into our suite of partners as our Exclusive International Travel partner in an initial two-year agreement. A fundamental aspect of the partnership is the commitment Gray Dawes will provide in the support of junior curling. Gray Dawes will become an official sponsor of our 2026 and 2027 … Continued

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6. Korea, Latvia and China women secure spots at World Junior Curling Championships 2025

   Korea earned the women’s World Junior-B gold after beating silver medallists Latvia 7-3 at the World Junior-B Curling Championships 2024 on Thursday (19 December) in Lohja, Finland. China were third to qualify after defeating Scotland 8-4 and taking home the bronze medal. As a result, Korea, Latvia and China have now qualified for next year’s … Continued

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7. World Curling and FeedConstruct announce strategic data and fan engagement partnership

   World Curling have today announced a strategic partnership with leading data-provision company FeedConstruct to expand our commitment to fan engagement worldwide. The partnership will grant Exclusive International Betting Rights to FeedConstruct for the Pan Continental Curling Championships, European Curling Championships, Women’s and Men’s World Curling Championships, and the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship. Leveraging FeedConstruct’s … Continued

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8. Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic curling schedules confirmed 

   The official schedules for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 have now been confirmed. All eyes will be on curling from two days prior to the opening ceremony, as the only sport being played for every day of the Games.   Non-stop curling  From 4-22 February, the Olympic Winter Games will take place … Continued

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9. Women’s teams set for World Junior-B

   The final event of 2024 will commence this Sunday (15 December) in Lohja, Finland where 21 women’s teams will compete in the World Junior-B Curling Championship 2024. This is the last chance for teams to qualify for the World Junior Curling Championships 2025, which will take place Cortina, Italy from 12-21 April 2025.  The event … Continued

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10. Korea, Switzerland and Japan men qualify for World Junior Curling Championships 2025

    Korea claimed World Junior-B gold today (13 December) over Switzerland by a score of 4-3, while Japan defeated China for bronze, 7-3, in Lohja, Finland. The three medalling teams, Korea, Switzerland and Japan have officially secured their Member Association a spot at the World Junior Curling Championships 2025 which will run from 12-21 April in … Continued

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