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World Mixed Doubles Curling Championships 2025: Format, Teams, Schedule
The World Mixed Doubles Curling Championships will take place at Willie O’Ree Place in Fredericton, Canada. The events will take place from 26 April to 3 May, in which 20 pairs will battle it out for the world title.
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The World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship will take place at Willie O’Ree Place in Fredericton, Canada. The events will take place from 26 April to 3 May, in which 20 pairs will battle it out for the world title.
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The competition is significant as it will provide crucial points which will be used to determine quota spots for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.
World Mixed Doubles Curling Championships 2025: Format
The 20 teams are divided up into two groups, with all teams within the group playing each other in a round robin.
The winners from the round robin will advance directly into the semi-finals, while the second and third-placed teams will face in a playoff game, with the winner earning a ticket into the semis.
The winners of the respective semi-finals will then clash in the final, while the losers will play for third place at the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championships 2025.
In addition, the two teams that finish bottom of their group will be automatically relegated. The eighth and ninth-placed teams will compete in a relegation playoff to determine the second team to be relegated.
World Mixed Doubles Curling Championships 2025: Teams
Australia
- Tahli Gill
- Dean Hewitt
Canada
- Jocelyn Peterman
- Brett Gallant
Czechia
- Julie Zelingrova
- Vit Chabicovsky
Denmark
- Jasmin Holtermann
- Henrik Holtermann
Estonia
- Marie Kaldvee
- Harri Lill
Finland
- Lotta Immonen
- Markus Sipila
Germany
- Pia-Lisa Schoell
- Joshua Sutor
Italy
- Stefania Constantini
- Amos Mosaner
Japan
- Matsumara Chiaki
- Yasumasa Tanida
Netherlands
- Lisenka Bomas
- Wouter Goesgens
Norway
- Kristin Skaslien
- Magnus Nedregotten
New Zealand
- Jessica Smith
- Ben Smith
People’s Republic of China
- Han Yu
- Wang Zhiyu
Republic of Korea
- Kim Kyeongae
- Seong Jihoon
Scotland
- Jennifer Dodds
- Bruce Mouat
Spain
- Oihane Otaegi
- Mikel Unanue
Sweden
- Anna Hasselborg
- Oskar Eriksson
Switzerland
- Alina Pätz
- Sven Michel
Türkiye
- Dilsat Yildiz
- Bilal Omer Cakir
United States
- Cory Thiesse
- Korey Dropkin
Also Read: Most Successful Nations At World Men’s Curling Championships: A Quick Look
World Mixed Doubles Curling Championships 2025: Schedule
All times are local (GMT-3)
Saturday, 26 April
Session 1 – 09:00
- Canada v Germany
- PR China v Republic of Korea
- Scotland v Netherlands
- Finland v Italy
- Denmark v Sweden
Session 2 – 13:00
- Spain v Japan
- Australia v Switzerland
- United States v Türkiye
- Czechia v Norway
- New Zealand v Estonia
Session 3 – 18:00
- Republic of Korea v Finland
- Germany v Italy
- Denmark v Canada
- Sweden v Netherlands
- PR China v Scotland
Sunday, 27 April
Session 4 – 10:00
- Switzerland v Czechia
- Japan v Norway
- New Zealand v Spain
- Estonia v Türkiye
- Australia v United States
Session 5 – 14:00
- Netherlands v PR China
- Canada v Sweden
- Germany v Finland
- Scotland v Denmark
- Republic of Korea v Italy
Session 6 – 18:00
- Türkiye v Australia
- Spain v Estonia
- Japan v Czechia
- United States v New Zealand
- Switzerland v Norway
Monday, 28 April
Session 7 – 10:00
- Italy v Denmark
- Scotland v Finland
- Sweden v Republic of Korea
- Netherlands v Canada
- Germany v PR China
Session 8 – 14:00
- Norway v New Zealand
- United States v Czechia
- Estonia v Switzerland
- Türkiye v Spain
- Japan v Australia
Session 9 – 18:00
- Scotland v Republic of Korea
- Denmark v Germany
- Canada v Italy
- PR China v Sweden
- Finland v Netherlands
Tuesday, 29 April
Session 10 – 10:00
- United States v Switzerland
- New Zealand v japan
- Spain v Norway
- Australia v Estonia
- Czechia v Türkiye
Session 11 – 14:00
- Denmark v Netherlands
- Republic of Korea v Canada
- Finland v PR China
- Italy v Scotland
- Sweden v Germany
Session 12 – 18:00
- New Zealand v Türkiye
- Switzerland v Spain
- Czechia v Australia
- Norway v United States
- Estonia v Japan
Wednesday, 30 April
Session 13
- PR China v Italy
- Sweden v Scotland
- Netherlands v Germany
- Denmark v Republic of Korea
- Canada v Finland
Session 14- 14:00
- Australia v Norway
- Estonia v United States
- Türkiye v Japan
- New Zealand v Switzerland
- Spain v Czechia
Session 15 – 18:00
- Germany v Scotland
- Finland v Denmark
- Italy v Sweden
- Canada v PR China
- Netherlands v Republic of Korea
Thursday, 1 May
Session 16 – 10:00
- Japan v United States
- Czechia v New Zealand
- Norway v Estonia
- Spain v Australia
- Türkiye v Switzerland
Session 17 – 14:00
- Finland v Sweden
- Italy v Netherlands
- PR China v Denmark
- Republic of Korea v Germany
- Scotland v Canada
Session 18 – 18:00
- Czechia v Estonia
- Norway v Türkiye
- Australia v New Zealand
- Switzerland v Japan
- United States v Spain
Friday, 2 May
Qualification Games and Relegation Playoffs – 10:00
- TBC v TBC
- TBC v TBC
- TBC v TBC
- TBC v TBC
Semi-finals and 5/6th Playoff – 18:00
- TBC v TBC
- TBC v TBC
Saturday, 3 May
Bronze medal game – 09:30
- TBC v TBC
Gold medal game – 14:00
- TBC v TBC
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