Majstrovstvá sveta vozičkárov v pároch, Lohja

Slovenská dvojica Kunkelová, Ďuriš na siedmom mieste

Slovenská dvojica Monika Kunkelová, Radko Ďuriš skončila na premiérových MS v mixed doubles na celkovom siedmom mieste. Slováci pod vedením trénerky Dady Matulovej obsadili s bilanciou 4 víťazstiev a štyroch prehier v B-skupine štvrté miesto a od postupu do štvrřfinále ich delil iba nižší počet víťazných zápasov v mikrotabuľke s USA, Nemeckom a Dánskom.

Výsledky Slovenska
Nórsko 4:6, Česko 8:9, Kanada 7:6, Dánsko 11:9, Turecko 8:5, Nemecko 9:4, USA 4:6, Lotyšsko 5:8
Poradie B-skupiny: 1. Nórsko 7, 2. Lotyšsko 5, 3. USA, Slovensko, Nemecko, Dánsko 4,...
Semifinále: Maďarsko - Taliansko 6:5, Švédsko - Nórsko 8:4
Finále: Maďarsko - Švédsko 5:7, o bronz: Taliansko - Nórsko 5:12
MS sa dajú sledovať na
WWhMDCC2022 - STREAMING (google.com)

World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2022 - World Curling Federation

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New Competitions and Development Officer appointment for World Curling

The World Curling Federation is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Competitions and Development Officer. Paddy Kaeser, who will join the organisation, on 1 January 2018, will work with the World Curling Federation's Competitions and Development team organising and delivering camps and courses and running international championships as a Technical Delegate.

September 2017: President's Newsletter

The President's Newsletter for September 2017 has been published.

Member Association Spotlight: September 2017

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World Curling reaches 60 members

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The 56 Member Associations of the World Curling Federation have voted to increase the number of teams at its World Wheelchair, Women's and Men's Curling Championships. To reflect the Paralympic Winter Games wheelchair curling tournament, 12 teams will now compete at the World Wheelchair Curling Championships from 2019 onwards.

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