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2026 European Curling Championships in Ostrava

Overview

The 2026 European Curling Championships were scheduled to take place in Ostrava, Czech Republic, at the RT Torax Arena from October 27 to November 1, 2026. The tournament introduced a new format featuring 12 men’s and 12 women’s teams divided into two groups of six, followed by direct elimination semifinals and finals.

As the men’s competition progressed, the host nation, Czechia, secured early victories against Poland and Switzerland. Other undefeated teams in the men’s division included defending champions Sweden and Scotland. Poland also recorded a win against Norway following an initial loss to the host nation.

By October 28, the Czech men’s team, led by skip Lukáš Klíma, achieved three consecutive victories by defeating Poland, Switzerland, and Norway. This performance placed them at the top of Group B alongside Sweden, positioning them to reach the semifinals. The Polish men’s team saw mixed results, recording a 6:2 win over Norway but losing to both the Czech Republic and Spain.

In the women’s competition, Scotland, Sweden, and Switzerland have secured playoff spots. Scotland clinched its position after an extra-end victory against Estonia. Conversely, the Czech women’s team has faced difficulties, recording losses against Switzerland, Italy, and Latvia, which has significantly reduced their chances of reaching the semifinals.

Entities

Ostrava · European Curling Championships · Konrad Stych · Karolína Frederiksen · Czechia

Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 6 sources
    Ostrava hosts European Curling Championships 2026

    The European Curling Championships in Ostrava see the Czech men's team leading Group B, while Scotland, Sweden, and Switzerland have secured women's playoff spots.

  2. [SPORTS] 7 sources
    Ostrava to host 2026 European Curling Championships

    Ostrava will host the 2026 European Curling Championships from October 27 to November 1, featuring 12 men's and 12 women's teams.

Sources

ceskenoviny.cz · f2.com · judaismonline.com · moravskoslezsky.denik.cz · oasport.it · pfkc.pl · polsatsport.pl · radiogol.pl · Sport.cz · tco.se · worldcurling.org

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