Draws
Draw #8
AUT
12
-
5
PHI
UKR
15
-
3
KEN
PAK
5
-
10
SVK
MEX
10
-
4
POR
Draw #9
SLO
4
-
8
ESP
BEL
11
-
8
PUR
NGR
7
-
4
IND
HKG
3
-
8
POL
GUY
10
-
5
ROU
ENG
10
-
4
BRA
Draw #10
TUR
-
IRL
FRA
-
MEX
SVK
-
AUT
PHI
-
PAK
TPE
-
POR
Draw #11
KEN
-
GUY
ENG
-
LAT
UKR
-
ESP
ROU
-
SLO
POL
-
USA
Standings
Pos
Association
Record
1
Poland
POL
4 - 0
2
United States of America
USA
3 - 0
3
Austria
AUT
3 - 1
3
Slovakia
SVK
3 - 1
5
Hong Kong, China
HKG
2 - 3
5
Nigeria
NGR
2 - 3
7
Pakistan
PAK
1 - 3
7
Philippines
PHI
1 - 3
9
India
IND
0 - 5
Pos
Association
Record
1
France
FRA
3 - 0
1
Chinese Taipei
TPE
3 - 0
3
Mexico
MEX
2 - 1
4
Belgium
BEL
2 - 2
5
Türkiye
TUR
1 - 1
6
Ireland
IRL
0 - 2
6
Puerto Rico
PUR
0 - 2
8
Portugal
POR
0 - 3
Pos
Association
Record
1
Latvia
LAT
4 - 0
2
Spain
ESP
3 - 0
3
England
ENG
2 - 1
4
Guyana
GUY
2 - 2
4
Ukraine
UKR
2 - 2
6
Brazil
BRA
1 - 2
6
Slovenia
SLO
1 - 2
8
Kenya
KEN
0 - 3
8
Romania
ROU
0 - 3
Did you know?
Champion of Champions
Any curler would be happy to end their career with a single World Championships. Some win more than once and the greatest players has won several titles.
- Niklas Edin has skipped Sweden to no less than seven World Championships since 2013.
- Oskar Eriksson has been his third for six of those titles and an alternate during the first win in 2013.
- Alina Pätz of Switzeland has a total of six World titles. Four times as a member of Silvana Tirinzoni's rink between 2019 and 2023, once as a skip in 2015 and once as an alternate to Mirjam Ott in 2012.
- Carole Howard of Switzerland also have six titles. Once as a second for Silvana Tirinzoni and no less than five as an alternate for four different Swiss World Championship teams.
