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Curling

Nihira Defeats Hara 9-7 in Japan Curling Championships Clash

Miku Nihira secured a 9-7 victory over Hara during the women’s competition at the 2026 Japan Curling Championships in Yokohama on 10 June 2026. The closely contested match formed part of the round-robin stage as teams competed for playoff positioning in Japan’s national curling championship.

Sweden women’s curling team celebrates gold after 6-5 win over Switzerland in 2026 final
Curling

Sweden Edge Switzerland 6–5 to Claim Women’s Curling Gold

Sweden women’s national curling team defeated Switzerland women’s national curling team 6–5 in the women’s tournament gold medal final on February 23, 2026, securing the title with a decisive final-end score. Sweden held composure in a tightly contested match, converting a late scoring opportunity to clinch the gold medal while Switzerland settled for silver.

Switzerland men's curling team during preliminaries match vs Germany 2026
Curling

Switzerland Defeat Germany 8–4 in Men’s Curling Preliminaries

Switzerland defeated Germany 8–4 in the men’s curling tournament preliminaries on February 17, 2026. Switzerland built control through the middle ends and limited Germany’s scoring chances to secure a four-point win. A decisive multi-point end in the second half of the match proved crucial in separating the teams.

Curling

Canada Defeat Switzerland in Mixed Doubles Curling Preliminary at Winter Olympics 2026

Canada recorded a controlled 8–4 victory over Switzerland in the mixed doubles curling preliminaries at the Milano Cortina 2026, as the round-robin phase of the Olympic curling tournament continued. The match was completed under World Curling Federation regulations and played at the official Olympic curling venue in Italy, with both teams competing for crucial early standings points.

Curling

Local and Community Growth: Curling Heartlands Energized

Across towns, cities, and rural regions, the 2025–26 curling season has sparked renewed energy at the local and community level, reinforcing why curling is often described as more than just a sport.Curling clubs around the world are experiencing a vibrant resurgence, driven by increased participation, inclusive programming, and a strong sense of togetherness that defines the game’s unique culture.

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