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1. Korea and Switzerland maintain unbeaten records at LGT World Women’s Championship

   Korea and Switzerland both won two games in Monday’s round-robin play to stay tied at the top of the table at the LGT World Women’s Championship in Uijeongbu, each with five wins and no losses. Korea first secured a 9-6 win over China, followed by a 9-4 victory over Türkiye. In their game against China, … Continued

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2. Floor Curling milestone: Korea hosts its first National Championship

   In an exciting innovation, another competition took place at the Uijeongbu Indoor Ice Rink during the first weekend of the LGT World Women’s Championship. At the main entrance of the venue, the Korea Curling Federation set up a two-sheet Floor Curling facility to host the first-ever officially sanctioned Korean Floor Curling Championship. As fans gathered … Continued

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3. World Curling sign Brighton Plus Helsinki Declaration 

   World Curling have become the latest signatories of the Brighton Plus Helsinki Declaration, further advancing our commitment to improving gender equality in curling both on and off the ice.  This treaty was established by the International Working Group (IWG) in 1994 and has the commitment from nearly 600 other global organisations, including International Federations, National … Continued

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4. Japan crowned World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling champions

   Hosts Scotland played Japan in the gold medal game of the World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2025 in the Auchenharvie Leisure Centre in Stevenston, Scotland. In the first end, Japan stole a single when Scotland’s Charlotte McKenna was slightly heavy with her last draw attempt. In the second, McKenna made a perfect take-out to … Continued

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5. Switzerland and Korea lead day two standings

   Switzerland and Korea both remain undefeated with three wins and no losses, sharing the top spot after Sunday’s second day of round-robin play at the LGT World Women’s Curling Championship in Uijeongbu, Korea. Switzerland Stays Perfect With five round-robin sessions completed, Switzerland secured an 8-4 victory over Türkiye in their second game of the day. … Continued

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6. Estonia take World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles bronze

   On the last day of the World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2025 title-defenders Korea took on Estonia in the bronze medal game. Estonia scored a single in the first end. In the second, Korea could have scored three, but the line of Kim Hyemin’s last draw attempt wasn’t perfect, and Korea needed to settle … Continued

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7. Medal games set in Stevenston

   The penultimate day of the World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2025 saw two sessions of play. In the morning, quarter-finals were played, in the evening, the semi-finals took place between the quarter-final winners. Quarter-finals Korea finished on top of the merged round-robin standings and played eighth-placed Slovakia. Korea were leading, 3-2, after three. In … Continued

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8. Scotland defeat defending champions Canada

   With a score of three in the last end, Scotland beat defending champions Canada by 8-7 in Saturday evening’s second round-robin session of the LGT World Women’s Championship 2025, being held in Uijeongbu, Korea. Earlier Canada had opened the defence of their title with a 13-2 win over newcomers Lithuania in the opening session, but … Continued

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9. Play-off field complete at World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles

   The fourth – and last – day of group play at the World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Championship in the Auchenharvie Leisure Centre featured five games in each group. At the start of the day all eight play-off spots were vacant, and by the end of it, all were taken. Co-leaders of Group A‘s standings, Norway, … Continued

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10. Historic first win for Brazil on Day 3

    The third day of the World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles in Stevenston saw four sessions with 16 games played in total and saw Brazil’s first ever win on this level. Group A teams played six games altogether. In the morning, so-far undefeated Norway met last year’s silver medallists, China. Wang Meng and Jinqiao Yang came out … Continued

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