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V Škótsku získala slovenská reprezentácia žien striebro

Slovenská reprezentácia žien dosiahla skvelý úspech, keď v škótskom Dumfries na ME C-kategórie získala strieborné medaily. Naše hráčky najskôr zdolali v semifinále Portugalsko 10:7, vo finále však nestačili na Poľsko (7:8). Slovenky si druhým miestom zabezpečili postup do ME B-kategórie, ktoré sa budú konať v neovembri. Na ME nás reprezentovali Dada Matulová, Maťa Ščepková, Paula Hajduk, Gabriela Kajanová a Jana Matulová. Naše reprezentácie už tretí rok od covidu bojujú s takmer neexistujúcimi možnosťami tréningov na Slovensku, keď curlingová hala v Ružinove je otvorená v priemere iba dva mesiace ročne a aj pred odchodom na ME ženskej reprezentácii odpadli takmer dva týždne tréningov.
Výsledky Sloveniek: Holandsko 1:10, Francúzsko 8:4, Írsko 8:4, Ukrajina 9:3, Srbsko 14:1, Wales 7:4, Španielsko 6:10, Portugalsko 8:4, Poľsko 4:8, semifinále: Portugalsko 10:7, finále: Poľsko 7:8

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Switzerland advance to the LGT World Women's gold medal game after extra-end win

In a close game that went all the way to an extra end, Switzerland emerged as 5-3 winners over Korea in Saturday afternoon's first semi-final of the LGT World Women's Curling Championship 2019 in Silkeborg, Denmark.

Japan and Switzerland progress to the LGT World Women's semi-finals

Switzerland beat China by 7-6 while Japan were 11-3 winners over Russia in Saturday morning's qualification games at the LGT World Women's Championship in Silkeborg, Denmark. These two teams now move onto the semi-finals, where Japan will face Olympic champions Sweden and Switzerland play Korea.

LGT World Women's Curling Championship 2019 All Stars

The World Curling Federation is pleased to announce the All Stars team for the LGT World Women's Curling Championship 2019. Three of the four winners are from the Olympic gold medal winning team, Sweden – fourth Anna Hasselborg, third Sara McManus and lead Sofia Mabergs – while the remaining athlete is Russia's Galina Arsenkina.

Who's competing at the Pioneer Hi-Bred World Men's Curling Championship 2019?

The Pioneer Hi-Bred World Men's Curling Championship 2019 is set to take place from 30 March to 7 April in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. A total of 13 men's teams from around the globe, each with their own journey to get to the championship, will battle for the world title over nine days of play.

LGT World Women’s round robin draws to a close

With all six qualifiers already known, Friday evening's last round-robin session of the LGT World Women's Championship 2019 in Silkeborg, Denmark sorted out the play-off line-up among them. There were wins for Korea – by 7-4 over Scotland – and Sweden, who beat Japan by 9-8. Meanwhile, Switzerland lost by 8-10 to Germany, while Canada beat Denmark by 5-3.

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