Draws
Standings
Pos
Association
Record
1
Slovenia
SLO
8 - 0
2
England
ENG
7 - 1
3
Hungary
HUN
6 - 2
4
Ukraine
UKR
5 - 3
5
Lithuania
LTU
4 - 4
6
Croatia
CRO
3 - 5
7
Serbia
SRB
2 - 6
8
Georgia
GEO
1 - 7
9
Bosnia and Herzegovina
BIH
0 - 8
Pos
Association
Record
1
Latvia
LAT
7 - 0
2
Finland
FIN
6 - 1
3
Romania
ROU
4 - 3
4
Estonia
EST
4 - 3
5
Slovakia
SVK
3 - 4
6
Portugal
POR
3 - 4
7
Liechtenstein
LIE
1 - 6
8
Bulgaria
BUL
0 - 7
Draws
Standings
Pos
Association
Record
1
France
FRA
5 - 1
2
Poland
POL
4 - 1
3
Spain
ESP
4 - 2
4
Finland
FIN
3 - 3
5
England
ENG
3 - 3
6
Monaco
MON
1 - 5
7
Serbia
SRB
0 - 5
Pos
Association
Record
1
Slovakia
SVK
4 - 1
2
Austria
AUT
4 - 1
3
Slovenia
SLO
3 - 2
4
Israel
ISR
2 - 3
5
Belgium
BEL
1 - 4
6
Luxembourg
LUX
1 - 4
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Did you know?
Champions for two countries.
Winning an international championship representing a country is special. If you're a coach you may have achieve this for more than one country but doing it as a player is rare.
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The following players have won curling championships for more than one country:
- The first to achieve this was Canadian-born Aussie, Gerald Chick that won the World Junior's in 1985 for Canada and then added five Pacific Championships titles between 1992 and 1996.
- Niclas Järund became a World Junior Champion for Sweden in 1982. He then moved to Norway and won a European's in 1993
- Lars Vågberg won the European's for his native Sweden in 1990. He later also moved to Norway and won an Olympic Gold in 2002 and another European title in 2005 for his new country.
- Carolyn Morris is so far the only woman to do this, winning a World Senior's title in 2005 for Scotland and repeating for Canada in 2013
