- by World Curling MediaChina were playing Korea on Saturday (8 March) afternoon at the Auchenharvie Leisure Centre for the World Wheelchair Curling Championship 2025 gold medals. China had last-stone advantage in the first end. After a perfect double take-out by Wang Haitao, they scored four. In the second end, Korea scored two after a hit-and-stay by Lee Hyeonchul. […]
- by World Curling MediaCanada took on Slovakia for the World Wheelchair Curling Championship 2025 bronze medals in the Auchenharvie Leisure Centre. After a first blank end, Canada scored one with a hit-and-stay by fourth player Jon Thurston. After the third was blanked, Slovakia had a chance to score two, but Peter Zatko’s shooter rolled out, and Slovakia only […]
- by World Curling MediaAfter six days of round-robin play at the Auchenharvie Leisure Centre in Stevenston, six teams qualified for the play-offs. China and Korea secured their spot in the semi-finals due to finishing first and second in the round robin. Qualification Games The other four qualified teams played qualification games on Friday morning. In the qualification game […]
- by World Curling MediaFour play-off spots were vacant ahead of Day 6 and by the end of it, all were taken. Sweden, Norway, Canada and Slovakia join already qualified China and Korea in the play-offs that start on Friday (7 March). Table-toppers China met Italy in the morning, and won by 8-2 in six ends. In the afternoon, […]
- by World Curling MediaThere is officially only one year left until the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games begins! Wheelchair curling is one of six Paralympic sports included in the prestigious event, which runs from 4-15 March 2026. Curling fans are in luck, as wheelchair curling is the only sport to start two days before the official opening […]