Program open turnajov v novom roku 2023

Unikátom historicky prvý High Tatras pod otvoreným nebom

Na začiatku roka 2023 čaká na hráčov v rámci okolitých krajín bohatý program podujatí, unikátom z hľadiska slovenských organizátorov bude High Tatras Open Air v Tatranskej Lomnici (9. - 12. februára). Na historicky prvý turnaj pod otvoreným nebom na Slovensku sa už prihlásilo 14 tímov zo Slovenska, Česka a Poľska, zostávajú posledné 4 voľné miesta.
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High Tatras, 10. - 12. februára 2023, Tatranská Lomnica, štartovné 250 eur, vecné ceny pre všetky tímy
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China, Japan and Russia in front at LGT World Women's with second wins

China, Japan and Russia all had wins in Sunday morning's third round-robin session of the LGT World Women's Curling Championship 2019 at the Silkeborg Sportscenter, Denmark, and all three remain undefeated to top the rankings.

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