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1. Italy beat leaders Denmark on day two

   The second day of the World Junior Curling Championships 2025 got underway at the Cortina Ice Stadium on Sunday 13 April, with two men’s sessions and one women’s played. Italy beat Denmark to join Norway and Scotland at the top of the standings in the men’s competition and Germany, Switzerland and Sweden’s two wins, no … Continued

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2. #WJCC2025 Sports Media Trainee Blog

   Josephine Struckmeier (27) from Germany is the final applicant to be selected for the Sports Media Trainee Programme for Season 2024-2025. In April, she was chosen to join the World Curling Media Team at the World Junior Curling Championships 2025 in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. Day one Is this real? – My first day at the World Junior Curling Championships … Continued

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3. Sweden and Switzerland women secure two wins on day one

   The World Junior Curling Championships 2025 began at the Cortina Ice Stadium in Cortina d’Ampezzo today, on Saturday 12 April. The women played two sessions, whilst the men played just one. Women’s competition Sweden and Switzerland both recorded two wins on day one of the event. Sweden’s first success of the day came from a … Continued

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4. Anti-Doping Case Resolution Agreement: Meggan Dawson-Farrell

   Scottish wheelchair curling Athlete, Ms Meggan Dawson-Farrell, tested positive for salbutamol greater than the Decision Limit in both the A-sample and B-sample following an in-competition doping control on 7 March 2024. World Curling, the World Anti-Doping Agency and Ms Dawson-Farrell have concluded a Case Resolution Agreement in which Ms Dawson-Farrell is sanctioned for an unintentional … Continued

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5. The record-breaking, world-beating journey of Team Hoestmaelingen

   A Rising Star in Norwegian Curling Lukas Hoestmaelingen is just 21 years old and has already achieved more than many curlers could ever dream of. The Norwegian – who is a World Junior, Youth Olympic Games and FISU World University Games champion – is showing the form of a generational talent, as he starts to … Continued

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6. World Junior Curling Championships 2025 to begin in Cortina, Italy

   Teams from across the world will join in Cortina, Italy for the World Junior Curling Championships 2025, from 12 – 21 April. This will be the 50th edition of the championship on the men’s side and the 37th edition for the women. Ten men’s and ten women’s teams representing their national Member Associations will compete, … Continued

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7. Scotland win BKT World Men’s Curling Championship 2025 title

   Team Scotland secured the BKT World Men’s Curling Championship 2025 title after defeating Team Switzerland 5-4 in the gold medal game at the Temple Gardens Centre in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada. This was a tight game all the way. When the teams reached the sixth end, with Scotland leading by 2-1, Switzerland’s fourth player Benoit Schwarz-Van … Continued

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8. BKT World Men’s 2025: An unforgettable experience for Moose Jaw

   By any measure you care to use, Moose Jaw’s hosting of the BKT World Men’s Curling Championship 2025 will go down as a great success. And while the figures are yet to be finalised, there is no doubt that the impact on the local economy will be pleasing, as well as the ‘feel-good’ factor for … Continued

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9. Canada win bronze at BKT World Men’s Curling Championship 2025

   Canada secured the bronze medal at the BKT World Men’s Curling Championship 2025 with a 11-2 win over China. Canada opened the scoring with three points in the first end, and never looked back after that. China blanked the second end, then, in the third, China’s skip Xu Xiaoming played a draw to score one … Continued

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10. Switzerland to play Scotland for BKT World Men’s Curling Championship 2025 title

    Scotland will face Switzerland for the gold medal and the BKT World Men’s Curling Championship 2025 title following their semi-final wins on Saturday. To reach the final, Scotland beat hosts Canada by 7-4, while the Swiss were 7-3 winners over China. To reach the semi-finals, Scotland had beaten defending champions Sweden by 8-7, while China … Continued

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