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Draws

Draw #13
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MEX
2
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12
ESP
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Flag for Denmark
DEN
5
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6
NOR
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Flag for Türkiye
TUR
4
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10
AUT
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Flag for Kazakhstan
KAZ
5
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8
HKG
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Draw #14
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NZL
 
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IND
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BEL
 
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PHI
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Flag for Slovenia
SLO
 
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AUS
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Flag for Netherlands
NED
 
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LAT
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Semifinals
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TBD
 
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TBD
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TBD
 
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TBD
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Standings

Pos
 
Association
Record
1
Flag for Norway
Norway NOR
7 - 0
2
Flag for Denmark
Denmark DEN
5 - 2
3
Flag for Austria
Austria AUT
4 - 3
4
Flag for Türkiye
Türkiye TUR
4 - 3
5
Flag for Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong, China HKG
3 - 4
6
Flag for Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan KAZ
3 - 4
7
Flag for Spain
Spain ESP
2 - 5
8
Flag for Mexico
Mexico MEX
0 - 7
Pos
 
Association
Record
1
Flag for Netherlands
Netherlands NED
5 - 1
1
Flag for Philippines
Philippines PHI
5 - 1
3
Flag for Australia
Australia AUS
4 - 2
4
Flag for Belgium
Belgium BEL
3 - 3
4
Flag for New Zealand
New Zealand NZL
3 - 3
4
Flag for Slovenia
Slovenia SLO
3 - 3
7
Flag for Latvia
Latvia LAT
1 - 5
8
Flag for India
India IND
0 - 6
Championship Country Start End  
World Championship Qualifier Women 2026 ÖSTERSUND, Sweden 11/21/2026 11/26/2026 Women
World Wheelchair-B Curling Championship 2026 LOHJA, Finland 11/22/2026 11/30/2026 Mixed
World Junior-B Curling Championships 2026 LOHJA, Finland 12/8/2026 12/21/2026 Men ,  Women

Did you know?

Three different teams, three championships!

Ian Tetley of Canada is the only player to win World Championships playing for three different teams and three different skips. He played second for Al hackner in 1985, Ed Werenich in 1990 and Wayne Middaugh in 1998.

Marv Wirth playing third, Ken McLean playing second and, Millard Evans playing lead won three World Senior titles playing for three different skips. Les Rogers skipped the Canada team in 2006, Pat Ryan in 2008 and Mark Johnson in 2011.

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