Program vrcholných podujatí WCF

Na dvoch podujatiach aj so slovenskými tímami

Svetový curling čaká v prvom polroku 2023 bohatý program, na dvoch podujatiach sa predstavia aj slovenskí hráči. Ako prví zasiahnu do bojov naši vozičkári, ktorí sa v Kanade zúčastnia majstrovstiev sveta párov (4. - 12. marca). Na konci sezóny sa slovenské reprezentantky predstavia na európskom šampionáte céčka v Škótsku (29. apríla - 6. mája).
Program podujatí WCF
Majstrovstvá sveta juniorov, Fussen (Nemecko), 25. februára - 4. marca
Majstrovstvá sveta vozičkárov, Richmond (Kanada), 4. - 12. marca
Majstrovstvá sveta vozičkárov v mixed doubles, Richmond (Kanada), 4. - 12. marca
Majstrovstvá sveta žien, Sandviken (Švédsko), 18. - 26. marca
Majstrovstvá sveta mužov, Ottawa (Kanada), 1. - 9. apríla
Majstrovstvá sveta v mixed doubles, Gangneung (J. Kórea), 22. - 20. apríla
Majstrovstvá sveta seniorov, Gangneung (J. Kórea), 22. - 20. apríla
Majstrovstvá Európy C-kategória, Dumfries (Škótsko), 29. apríla - 6. mája

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Expanded World Wheelchair Curling Championship 2019 ready to begin in Scotland

The World Wheelchair Curling Championship 2019, which will feature 12 Member Associations for the first time, begins at The Peak, in Stirling, Scotland on Sunday (3 March). Previously, ten Member Associations competed for the world wheelchair curling title.

Russia women defeat Canada for World Junior gold

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For two World Junior teams the journey continues

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