2025–26 curling season

2025–26 curling season
Sport	Curling

The 2025–26 curling season began in May 2025 and will end in May 2026.

Source:^[1]

Event			Gold	Silver	Bronze
Pan Continental Curling Championships[2] Virginia & Eveleth, Minnesota, United States, Oct. 19–26	A	M	Canada (Jacobs)	United States (Shuster)	Japan (Yamaguchi)
		W	China (Wang)	Canada (Homan)	South Korea (Gim)
	B	M	Hong Kong (Chang)	Kazakhstan (Zhuzbay)	Guyana (Husain)
		W	Philippines (Dubberstein)	Kazakhstan (Ebauyer)	Hong Kong (Hung)
European Curling Championships[3] Lohja & Lahti, Finland, Nov. 22–29	A	M	Sweden (Edin)	Switzerland (Schwaller)	Scotland (Mouat)
		W	Sweden (Hasselborg)	Scotland (Jackson)	Switzerland (Hürlimann)
	B	M	Belgium (Verreycken)	Spain (Vez)	Turkey (Karagöz)
		W	Latvia (Barone)	Estonia (Laidsalu)	England (Farnell)
World Junior-B Curling Championships[4] Lohja, Finland, Dec. 7–20		M
		W	Japan (Miura)	United States (Johnson)	Turkey (Cömert)
2026 Winter Olympics[5] Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, Feb. 4–22		M
		W
		MD
World Junior Curling Championships[6] Tårnby, Denmark, Feb. 24 – Mar. 3		M
		W
2026 Winter Paralympics[7] Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, Mar. 4–14		Mx
		MD
World Women's Curling Championship[8] Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Mar. 14–22
World Men's Curling Championship[9] Ogden, Utah, United States, Mar. 28 – Apr. 5
World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship[10] Geneva, Switzerland, Apr. 25 – May 2
World Senior Curling Championships[11] Geneva, Switzerland, Apr. 25 – May 2		M
		W
World Junior Mixed Doubles Curling Championship[12] Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 5–10

Event		Qualifiers
Pre-Olympic Qualification Event[13] Aberdeen, Scotland, Oct. 7–11	M	Philippines  Poland  New Zealand
	W	Czech Republic  Germany  Australia
Olympic Qualification Event[14] Kelowna, Canada, Dec. 5–18	M	United States  China
	W	Japan  United States
	MD	Czech Republic  South Korea
World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event[15] Dumfries, Scotland, Jan. 4–10

Event		Winning team	Runner-up team
United States Pan Continental Qualifier[16][17] Chaska, Minnesota, Aug. 8–10	M	John Shuster	Korey Dropkin
	W	Tabitha Peterson	Delaney Strouse
United States Olympic Curling Team Pre-Trials[18][19] Charlotte, North Carolina (men's), Sep. 11–13 Chaska, Minnesota (women's), Sep. 12–14	M	Caden Hebert	Chase Sinnett
	W	Allory Johnson	Christine McMakin
Japanese Olympic Curling Team Trials[20] Wakkanai, Japan, Sep. 11–14	M	Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi	Shinya Abe
	W	Sayaka Yoshimura	Miyu Ueno
GSOC Wheelchair Curling Invitational[21] Waterloo & London, Ontario, Sep. 24–28		Canada Red	Great Britain
Japanese Olympic Mixed Doubles Curling Trials[20] Wakkanai, Japan, Sep. 25–28		Koana / Aoki	Matsumura / Tanida
Czech Olympic Mixed Doubles Curling Trials[22] Prague, Czech Republic, Sep. 26–28		Zelingrová / Chabičovský	Paulová / Paul
United States Olympic Curling Team Trials[23] Sioux Falls, South Dakota Nov. 11–16	M	Daniel Casper	John Shuster
	W	Tabitha Peterson	Elizabeth Cousins
Rock League[24] Toronto, Ontario Apr. 6–12

Source:^[25]

Event		Gold	Silver	Bronze
Canadian Mixed Curling Championship[26] Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, Nov. 2–8		New Brunswick (Comeau)	Ontario (Mooibroek)	Saskatchewan (Ackerman)
Canadian Curling Club Championships[27] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Nov. 18–23	M	British Columbia (Young)	Newfoundland and Labrador (Noseworthy)	Ontario (Cochrane)
	W	Ontario (Thorne)	Quebec (Perron)	New Brunswick (Gaines)
Montana's Canadian Curling Trials[28] Halifax, Nova Scotia, Nov. 22–29	M	Brad Jacobs	Matt Dunstone	Mike McEwen
	W	Rachel Homan	Christina Black	Kerri Einarson
Canadian Senior Curling Championships[29] Ottawa, Ontario, Nov. 29 – Dec. 6	M	Saskatchewan (Korte)	Ontario (Harris)	New Brunswick (Grattan)
	W	Ontario (Middaugh)	Saskatchewan (Holland)	British Columbia (Cowan)
Scotties Tournament of Hearts[30] Mississauga, Ontario, Jan. 23 – Feb. 1
Canadian U18 Curling Championships[31] Timmins, Ontario, Feb. 8–15	M
	W
U Sports/Curling Canada University Curling Championships[32] Regina, Saskatchewan, Feb. 17–21	M
	W
CCAA/Curling Canada College Curling Championships[33] Regina, Saskatchewan, Feb. 17–21	M
	W
Montana's Brier[34] St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Feb. 27 – Mar. 8
Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship[35] Surrey, British Columbia, Mar. 21–27
Canadian Under-21 World Mixed Doubles Qualifier[36] Sudbury, Ontario, Mar. 24–27
Canadian Junior Curling Championships[37] Sudbury, Ontario, Mar. 28 – Apr. 5	M
	W
Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship[38] Boucherville, Quebec, Apr. 27 – May 3

Event		Qualifiers
Home Hardware Olympic Pre-Trials[39] Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Oct. 20–26	M	Jordon McDonald
	W	Selena Sturmay
Under-21 Mixed Doubles Qualifiers[40] Nov. 26–30 Guelph, Ontario (East) Richmond, British Columbia (West)	East	Lafrance / Tremblay Ideson / Henry McDonah / McCurdy Marcolini / Jewell
	West	Richards / Davies Evans / Dalrymple Yarmuch / Sawiak Yarmuch / Hlushak

Event		Winning skip	Runner-up skip
U25 NextGen Classic Edmonton, Alberta, Aug. 26–31	M	Sam Mooibroek	Jordon McDonald
	W	Serena Gray-Withers	Mélodie Forsythe
	MD	Gray-Withers / Pietrangelo	Cave / King
PointsBet Invitational[41] Calgary, Alberta, Oct. 1–5	M	Matt Dunstone	Brad Jacobs
	W	Rachel Homan	Corryn Brown

Province/ Territory	Women			Men
	Event	Champion	Runner-up	Event	Champion	Runner-up
Alberta Okotoks, Jan. 5–11	Alberta Women's Championship			Alberta Men's Championship
British Columbia Esquimalt, Dec. 30 – Jan. 4	BC Women's Championship			BC Men's Championship
Manitoba Rivers, Dec. 30 – Jan. 4 (Women's); Selkirk, Feb. 3–8 (Men's)	RME Women of the Rings			Viterra Championship
New Brunswick Saint Andrews, Dec. 3–7 (Women's); Oromocto, Jan. 27 – Feb. 1 (Men's)	New Brunswick Women's Championship	Mélodie Forsythe	Andrea Kelly	New Brunswick Tankard
Newfoundland and Labrador St. John's, Jan. 4–9 (Women's); Jan. 20–25 (Men's)	Newfoundland and Labrador Women's Championship			Newfoundland and Labrador Tankard
Northern Ontario North Bay, Jan. 6–11	Northern Ontario Women's Championship			Northern Ontario Men's Provincial Championship
Northwest Territories Inuvik, Dec. 18-21 (Women's); Yellowknife, Jan. 21-26 (Men's)	NWT Women's Championship			NWT Men's Championship
Nova Scotia Halifax, Jan. 6–11	Ocean Contractors Women's Championship			Ocean Contractors Men's Championship
Nunavut Jan. 8–11	Nunavut Women's Championship			Nunavut Mens Territorials
Ontario Elmira, Jan. 4–11	Ontario Women's Championship			Ontario Men's Championship
Prince Edward Island Montague, Jan. 2–6	PEI Women's Championship			PEI Men's Championship
Quebec Rimouski, Jan. 4–11	Quebec Women's Championship			Quebec Tankard
Saskatchewan Melville, Jan. 5–11	Viterra Prairie Pinnacle			SaskTel Tankard
Yukon Whitehorse, Jan. 8–11	Yukon Women's Championship			Yukon Men's Championship

Event		Gold	Silver	Bronze
Australian Men's Curling Championship[42][43] Naseby, New Zealand, May 15–20		Hugh Millikin	Dustin Armstrong	Andrew Collins
Australian Women's Curling Championship[44][45] Naseby, New Zealand, May 15–20		Helen Williams	Anne Powell	Amanda Hluschak
Australian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship[46][47] Naseby, New Zealand, May 21–25		T. Gill / Hewitt	Westhagen / Panoussi	C. Millikin / H. Millikin
Australian Junior Curling Championships[48] Naseby, New Zealand, July 13–18	M	Thomas Bence	William Nathan	–
	W	Holly Douglas	Alexandra Webster	–
Australian Junior Mixed Doubles Curling Championship[48] Naseby, New Zealand, July 13–18		Forge / Bence	Douglas / Collins	Douglas / Quinn
Australian Senior Curling Championships[49] Naseby, New Zealand, July 13–18	M	Hugh Millikin	Clive Webster	Jim Hansen
	W	Helen Williams	Anne Powell	–

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
New Zealand Mixed Curling Championship[50] Auckland, May. 31 – Jun. 2	Brett Sargon	Rachael Pitts	Jack Millar
New Zealand Men's Curling Championship[51] Naseby, Jun. 25–29	Sean Becker	Peter de Boer	Sam Flanagan
New Zealand Women's Curling Championship[51] Naseby, Jun. 25–29	Bridget Becker	Olivia Russell	Jessica Smith
New Zealand Junior Mixed Doubles Championship[52] Dunedin, Jul. 17–20	Ellie McKenzie / Jed Nevill	Tahlia Petersen / William Loe	Olivia Russell / Jack Steele
New Zealand Mixed Doubles Curling Championship[53] Naseby, Aug. 14–17	Courtney Smith / Anton Hood	Jess Smith / Ben Smith	Ruby Kinney / Hunter Walker

Source:^[54]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Russian Mixed Curling Cup[55] Novosibirsk, Sep. 4–7	Irkutsk Oblast - Komsomoll 1 (Elizaveta Trukhina)	Moscow 1 (Timofey Nasonov)	Novosibirsk Oblast 2 (Alexandra Stoyarosova)
Russian Mixed Doubles Curling Cup[56] Novosibirsk, Sep. 8–13	Irkutsk Oblast - Komsomoll 1 Elizaveta Trukhina / Nikolai Lysakov	Irkutsk Oblast - Komsomoll 4 Alina Fahurtdinova / Kirill Palagney	Moscow Sophia Kuzmina / Stepan Kindyukov
Russian Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Cup[57][58] Vladivostok, Sep. 22–29	Moscow Oblast 1 Rimma Mambetkarimova / Valery Ulyanov	Krasnoyarsk Krai Natalia Gorbunova / Evgeny Gorbunov	Moscow 1 Irina Gamayunova / Konstantin Kurokhtin
Russian Men's Curling Cup[59] Sochi, Dec. 3–7	Saint Petersburg 2 (Oleg Krasikov)	Moscow Oblast 1 (Kirill Surovov)	Krasnodar Krai (Sergey Glukhov)
Russian Women's Curling Cup[60] Sochi, Dec. 10–14	Irkutsk Oblast - Komsomoll 1 (Elizaveta Trukhina)	Saint Petersburg 2 (Diana Margaryan)	Saint Petersburg 1 (Alina Kovaleva)
Russian Wheelchair Curling Cup Sochi, Dec. 17-22

Source:^[61]
Video: "Russian Curling TV" (in Russian). (Official RuTube-channel of Russian Curling Federation)

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Korean Men's Curling Championship[62] Uijeongbu, Jun. 19–27	Kim Soo-hyuk	Lee Jae-beom	Kim Hyo-jun
Korean Women's Curling Championship[62] Uijeongbu, Jun. 19–27	Gim Eun-ji	Ha Seung-youn	Kang Bo-bae
Korean Mixed Doubles Curling Championship[62] Jincheon, Jul. 21–29	S. Kim / Y. Jeong	H. Kim / Yoo	H. Lee / H. Kim

Source:^[63]

Week	Event	Winning skip	Runner-up skip	Purse	Winner's share	Tour	SFM
1	Morioka City Ice Mens Memorial Cup[64] Morioka, Japan, Jun. 7–8	Kantaro Kawano	Rio Hayashi	¥160,000	¥80,000	World Curling Japan	0.9000
	Curling Stadium North Bay Summer Cash[65] North Bay, Ontario, Jul. 11–14	Cancelled
2	Wakkanai Midori Challenge Cup[66] Wakkanai, Japan, Jul. 31 – Aug. 3	Takumi Maeda	Kohsuke Hirata	¥1,500,000	¥800,000	Hokkaido Curling	2.2000
3	Hokkaido Bank Curling Classic[67] Sapporo, Japan, Aug. 7–10	Shinya Abe	Kotaro Noguchi	¥1,700,000	¥1,000,000	Hokkaido Curling	2.3000
4	Baden Masters[68] Baden, Switzerland, Aug. 14–17	Marco Hösli	Yannick Schwaller	CHF 35,000	CHF 12,000	World Curling	7.0000
5	Euro Super Series[69] Stirling, Scotland, Aug. 21–24	Bruce Mouat	Xu Xiaoming	£15,000	£4,500	—	5.5000
	ADVICS Cup[70] Kitami, Japan, Aug. 21–24	Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi	Shinya Abe	¥1,700,000	¥1,000,000	Hokkaido Curling	2.3000
6	Trentino World Cup[71] Trentino, Italy, Aug. 28–31	Yannick Schwaller	Daniel Casper	€27,000	€12,000	—	6.2000
	Oslo Cup[72] Oslo, Norway, Aug. 28–31	Chris Plys	Niklas Edin	kr 112,000	kr 40,000	Nordic Curling	4.7000
	Icebreaker Challenge[73] Morris, Manitoba, Aug. 28–31	Chase Sinnett	Caden Hebert	CA$6,500	CA$1,800	Manitoba Curling	2.2000
	ARGO GRAPHICS Cup[74] Kitami, Japan, Aug. 28–31	Takumi Maeda	Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi	¥1,700,000	¥1,000,000	Hokkaido Curling	2.0000
7	Stu Sells Oakville Tankard[75] Oakville, Ontario, Sep. 5–8	Ross Whyte	Korey Dropkin	CA$30,000	CA$10,000	Stu Sells Ontario Curling	6.1000
	Saville Shootout[76] Edmonton, Alberta, Sep. 5–7	Cameron de Jong	Matthew Blandford	CA$25,000	CA$6,000	Curling Stadium Alberta Curling	4.6000
	Rice Lake Competitor Spiel[77] Rice Lake, Wisconsin, Sep. 5–7	Caden Hebert	Austin Kadlec	US$4,000	US$1,600	—	0.8000
8	AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Classic[78] Cornwall, Ontario, Sep. 10–14	John Epping	Yannick Schwaller	CA$60,000	CA$15,000	Ontario Curling	6.9000
	ATB Okotoks Classic[79] Okotoks, Alberta, Sep. 11–14	Brad Jacobs	John Shuster	CA$50,000	CA$14,000	Alberta Curling	5.4000
	WCT Belgium Men's Challenger[80] Zemst, Belgium, Sep. 11–14	Andrin Schnider	Joel Westerberg	€3,000		World Curling	1.0000
	Tournoi Equinoxe Open[81] Montreal, Quebec, Sep. 12–14	Mike Kennedy	Sylvain Bellavance	CA$10,000		Quebec Provincial Circuit	0.5000
9	KW Fall Classic[82] Waterloo, Ontario, Sep. 18–21	Joël Retornaz	Jayden King	CA$18,750	CA$4,750	Ontario Curling	5.2000
	Mother Club Fall Curling Classic[83] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Sep. 17–21	Braden Calvert	Brett Walter	CA$11,000		Manitoba Curling	1.8000
	Prague Open[84] Prague, Czech Republic, Sep. 18–21	Alberto Pimpini	Felix Lüthold	€4,000	€1,500	World Curling	1.0000
10	AMJ Masters Tier 1[85] London, Ontario, Sep. 23–28	Matt Dunstone	Ross Whyte	CA$175,000	CA$20,000	Grand Slam	10.0000
	AMJ Masters Tier 2 London, Ontario, Sep. 23–28	Daniel Casper	Kevin Koe	CA$60,000		Grand Slam	5.8000
	MCT Challenge[86] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Sep. 26–28	Braden Calvert	Brett Walter	CA$9,000		Manitoba Curling	2.7000
	Tallinn Mens International Challenger[87] Tallinn, Estonia, Sep. 25–28	Fredrik Nyman	Jan Iseli	€6,000		World Curling	1.5000
	Capital Curling Fall Men's[88] Ottawa, Ontario, Sep. 26–28	Kim Soo-hyuk	Lee Jae-beom	CA$10,400	CA$1,600	Ontario Curling Capital Curling	1.5000
	Invitation Valleyfield[89] Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec, Sep. 25–28	Jean-Michel Ménard	Pierre-Luc Morissette	CA$11,500		Quebec Provincial Circuit	1.4000
	Saville U25 Challenge[90] Edmonton, Alberta, Sep. 26–28	Zach Davies	Johnson Tao	CA$8,000		Curling Stadium Alberta Curling	1.3000
11	Stu Sells Toronto Tankard[91] Toronto, Ontario, Oct. 1–6	Mark Kean	Kyle Waddell	CA$40,000		Stu Sells Ontario Curling	6.0000
	Match Town Trophy[92] Jönköping, Sweden, Oct. 2–5	Cameron Bryce	Jan Iseli	kr 48,000		Nordic Curling	4.0000
	SaskTour Tier 2 Grand Slam Qualifier[93] Martensville, Saskatchewan, Oct. 3–5	Kelly Knapp	Dustin Kalthoff	CA$8,700		Sask Curling	2.1000
	Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic[94] Vernon, British Columbia, Oct. 3–5	Jason Montgomery	Cameron de Jong	CA$28,500	CA$6,000	Curling Stadium British Columbia Curling	2.0000
	McKee Homes Fall Curling Classic[95] Airdrie, Alberta, Oct. 3–5	Darren Moulding	Tyler Powell	CA$15,000		Alberta Curling	1.2000
	SWISSCURLING Prometteurs Cup[96] Biel, Switzerland, Oct. 3–5	Marco Ringgenberg	Yves Stocker	CHF 6,000	CHF 3,000	—	1.1000
	MCT Border Cup[97] Fargo, North Dakota, Oct. 2–5	Connor Grabow	Austin Kadlec	US$9,000		Manitoba Curling	0.6000
12	Saville Grand Prix[98] Edmonton, Alberta, Oct. 10–12	Wouter Gösgens	Evan van Amsterdam	CA$25,000	CA$5,000	Curling Stadium Alberta Curling	3.9000
	St. Paul Cashspiel[99] St. Paul, Minnesota, Oct. 9–12	Caden Hebert	Scott Dunnam	US$25,000		—	2.5000
	Capital Curling Classic[100] Ottawa, Ontario, Oct. 10–12	François Roberge	Leandre Girard	CA$15,000	CA$1,600	Ontario Curling Capital Curling	1.0000
	Steele Cup Cash[101] Fredericton, New Brunswick, Oct. 10–12	James Grattan	Colten Steele	CA$6,500	CA$2,000	—	1.0000
	Regina Highland Rocktoberfest[102] Regina, Saskatchewan, Oct. 10–13	Kelly Knapp	Randy Bryden	CA$6,780		Sask Curling	0.8000
13	Co-op Tour Challenge[103] Nisku, Alberta, Oct. 14–19	Bruce Mouat	Matt Dunstone	CA$200,000	CA$26,000	Grand Slam	10.0000
	U25 GSOC Tour Challenge[104] Beaumont, Alberta, Oct. 16–19	Takumi Maeda	Jordan McNamara	CA$60,000		Grand Slam	2.4000
	King Cash Spiel[105] Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Oct. 16–19	Matthew Blandford	Jay Wakefield	CA$12,800		British Columbia Curling	1.3000
	Stroud Sleeman Cash Spiel[106] Stroud, Ontario, Oct. 17–20	Michael Fournier	Christopher Inglis	CA$12,800		Ontario Curling	1.3000
	MCT Curling Cup[107] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Oct. 17–19	Sean Grassie	Steve Irwin	CA$9,000	CA$1,975	Manitoba Curling	1.1000
14	Henderson Metal Fall Classic[108] Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Oct. 23–26	Rich Ruohonen	Joël Retornaz	CA$100,000		Curling Stadium Ontario Curling	6.0000
	Grand Prix Bern Inter Curling Challenge[109] Bern, Switzerland, Oct. 24–26	Wouter Gösgens	Michael Brunner	CHF 18,100	CHF 5,000	World Curling	3.7000
	S3 Group Curling Stadium Series[110] Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Oct. 24–26	Kelly Knapp	Steve Laycock	CA$12,000		Curling Stadium Sask Curling	1.9000
	Dave Jones Stanhope Simpson Insurance Mayflower Cashspiel[111] Halifax, Nova Scotia, Oct. 23–26	Scott Jones	Tyler Smith	CA$14,000	CA$4,700	—	1.3000
	Kamloops Crown of Curling[112] Kamloops, British Columbia, Oct. 24–26	Richard Krell	Mitch Young	CA$9,000		British Columbia Curling	1.3000
	Sundbyberg Open[113] Sundbyberg, Sweden, Oct. 23–26	Joel Westerberg	Vilmer Nygren	kr 40,000		Nordic Curling	1.0000
15	Swiss Cup Basel[114] Arlesheim, Switzerland, Oct. 31 – Nov. 2	Cameron Bryce	Yves Stocker	CHF 25,000	CHF 6,000	—	4.3000
	Atkins Curling Supplies Classic[115] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Oct. 31 – Nov. 2	Steve Irwin	Tanner Lott	CA$9,000		Manitoba Curling	2.3000
16	GSOC Tahoe[116] Stateline, Nevada, Nov. 4–9	Bruce Mouat	Matt Dunstone	US$200,000	US$28,000	Grand Slam	10.0000
	Nufloors Penticton Curling Classic[117] Penticton, British Columbia, Nov. 5–9	B. J. Neufeld	Evan van Amsterdam	CA$100,000	CA$20,000	British Columbia Curling	5.1000
	Original 16 Men's Cash Spiel[118] Calgary, Alberta, Nov. 7–9	Johnson Tao	Thomas Scoffin	CA$30,000	CA$8,000	Alberta Curling	2.7000
	Tillsonburg Spiel[119] Tillsonburg, Ontario, Nov. 7–9	Mark Kean	Jayden King	CA$15,000		Ontario Curling	2.3000
	Scott Comfort Re/Max Blue Chip Bonspiel[120] Wadena, Saskatchewan, Nov. 7–9	Carl deConick-Smith	Josh Bryden	CA$8,025	CA$1,925	Sask Curling	1.7000
	Prague Classic[121] Prague, Czech Republic, Nov. 7–9	Alberto Pimpini	Uğurcan Karagöz	€13,500		World Curling	1.3000
17	Red Deer Curling Classic[122] Red Deer, Alberta, Nov. 14–17	Evan van Amsterdam	Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi	CA$46,000	CA$10,000	Alberta Curling	5.0000
	Stu Sells 1824 Halifax Classic[123] Halifax, Nova Scotia, Nov. 12–16	James Grattan	Adam Boland	CA$25,500	CA$8,000	Stu Sells	2.0000
	Nutana SaskTour Men's Spiel[124] Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Nov. 14–16	Carl deConick-Smith	Bruce Korte	CA$6,780		Sask Curling	1.7000
	Danish Open[125] Copenhagen, Denmark, Nov. 13–16	Stefano Spiller	Jacob Schmidt	kr. 4,400		Nordic Curling	0.7000
18	Stu Sells Living Waters Collingwood Classic[126] Collingwood, Ontario, Nov. 20–23	Scott Howard	Jayden King	CA$25,000	CA$6,500	Stu Sells Ontario Curling	3.5000
	Abbotsford Curling Classic[127] Abbotsford, British Columbia, Nov. 21–23	Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi	Jason Montgomery	CA$18,000		British Columbia Curling	2.0000
	Crestwood Anniversary Showdown[128] Edmonton, Alberta, Nov. 20–23	Wouter Gösgens	Jaxon Hiebert	CA$16,000		Alberta Curling	1.9000
	MCT Showdown[129] Stonewall, Manitoba, Nov. 21–23	Tanner Lott	Steve Irwin	CA$9,000		Manitoba Curling	1.7000
19	DEKALB Superspiel[130] Morris, Manitoba, Nov. 27–30	Braden Calvert	Chase Sinnett	CA$30,000	CA$10,000	Manitoba Curling	3.3000
	Stu Sells Brantford NISSAN Classic[131] Brantford, Ontario, Nov. 28 – Dec. 1	Sam Mooibroek	Mark Kean	CA$15,000	CA$5,000	Stu Sells Ontario Curling	3.3000
	Charlevoix Curling de Curling Desjardins[132] Charlevoix, Quebec, Nov. 27–30	Jean-Michel Ménard	Ty Dilello	CA$28,000	CA$8,500	Quebec Provincial Circuit	1.6000
	Moose Jaw SaskTour Spiel[133] Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Nov. 28–30	Kelly Knapp	Jason Ackerman	CA$10,000		Sask Curling	1.4000
20	WCT Take-Out Trophy[134] Basel, Switzerland, Dec. 5–7	Orrin Carson	Yves Stocker	CHF 17,000		World Curling	3.6000
	Vic Open[135] Quebec City, Quebec, Dec. 5–7	Jean-Michel Ménard	Julien Tremblay	CA$5,200		Quebec Provincial Circuit	1.0000
21	RBC Dominion Securities Western Showdown[136] Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Dec. 11–14	Bruce Mouat	Rylan Kleiter	CA$40,000		Curling Stadium Sask Curling	7.0000
	Rick Rowsell Classic[137] St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Dec. 11–14	Scott Jones	Tyler Smith			World Curling
	Chicoutimi Invitational[138] Chicoutimi, Quebec, Dec. 11–14	Julien Tremblay	Yannick Martel			Quebec Provincial Circuit
22	Co-op Canadian Open Tier 1[139] Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Dec. 16–21			CA$200,000	CA$26,000	Grand Slam
	Co-op Canadian Open Tier 2 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Dec. 16–21					Grand Slam
25	AMJ Players' Championship[140] Steinbach, Manitoba, Jan. 6–11			CA$175,000	CA$40,000	Grand Slam
26	Ed Werenich Golden Wrench Classic[141] Tempe, Arizona, Jan. 15–18			US$24,000	US$10,000	—
	Mercure Perth Masters[142] Perth, Scotland, Jan. 15–18			£38,250		—
27	Sun City Cup[143] Karlstad, Sweden, Jan. 22–25			kr 55,000		Nordic Curling
30	Martensville International[144] Martensville, Saskatchewan, Feb. 13–16			CA$21,000	CA$8,000	Curling Stadium Sask Curling
34	Karuizawa International[145] Karuizawa, Japan, Mar. 12–15			¥1,500,000	¥700,000	—
35	Speedy Creek Shootout[146] Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Mar. 19–22			CA$25,000	CA$7,000	Curling Stadium Sask Curling

Source:^[147]

Week	Event	Winning skip	Runner-up skip	Purse	Winner's share	Tour	SFM
1	Morioka City Ice Womens Memorial Cup[148] Morioka, Japan, Jun. 5–6	Cancelled
	Curling Stadium North Bay Summer Cash[149] North Bay, Ontario, Jul. 11–14	Cancelled
2	Wakkanai Midori Challenge Cup[150] Wakkanai, Japan, Jul. 31 – Aug. 3	Satsuki Fujisawa	Miyu Ueno	¥1,500,000	¥800,000	Hokkaido Curling	4.7000
3	Hokkaido Bank Curling Classic[151] Sapporo, Japan, Aug. 7–10	Sayaka Yoshimura	Miku Nihira	¥1,700,000	¥1,000,000	Hokkaido Curling	5.0000
5	Euro Super Series[152] Stirling, Scotland, Aug. 21–24	Tabitha Peterson	Sophie Jackson	£10,000	£3,000	—	3.8000
	ADVICS Cup[153] Kitami, Japan, Aug. 21–24	Satsuki Fujisawa	Miku Nihira	¥1,700,000	¥1,000,000	Hokkaido Curling	3.2000
6	Oslo Cup[154] Oslo, Norway, Aug. 28–31	Xenia Schwaller	Torild Bjørnstad	kr 78,000	kr 40,000	Nordic Curling	4.2000
	Icebreaker Challenge[155] Morris, Manitoba, Aug. 28–31	Kayla MacMillan	Kate Cameron	CA$6,500	CA$1,800	Manitoba Curling	3.5000
7	Saville Shootout[156] Edmonton, Alberta, Sep. 5–7	Kerri Einarson	Gim Eun-ji	CA$25,000	CA$6,000	Curling Stadium Alberta Curling	6.1000
	Stu Sells Oakville Tankard[157] Oakville, Ontario, Sep. 5–8	Ha Seung-youn	Miku Nihira	CA$30,000	CA$7,500	Stu Sells Ontario Curling	5.9000
	Rice Lake Competitor Spiel[158] Rice Lake, Wisconsin, Sep. 5–7	Nia Berg	Bella Hagenbunch	US$2,000	US$1,200	—	1.0000
8	Saville Grand Prix[159] Edmonton, Alberta, Sep. 12–14	Selena Njegovan	Park Yu-bin	CA$25,000	CA$6,000	Curling Stadium Alberta Curling	6.3000
	AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Classic[160] Cornwall, Ontario, Sep. 10–14	Xenia Schwaller	Madeleine Dupont	CA$45,000	CA$12,000	Ontario Curling	5.9000
	Women's Masters Basel[161] Arlesheim, Switzerland, Sep. 12–14	Silvana Tirinzoni	Stefania Constantini	CHF 35,000	CHF 11,000	—	4.4000
9	KW Fall Classic[162] Waterloo, Ontario, Sep. 18–21	Hollie Duncan	Miku Nihira	CA$15,000	CA$3,300	Ontario Curling	5.2000
	Mother Club Fall Curling Classic[163] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Sep. 17–21	Nancy Martin	Kim Rhyme	CA$11,000		Manitoba Curling	2.7000
10	AMJ Masters Tier 1[164] London, Ontario, Sep. 23–28	Rachel Homan	Silvana Tirinzoni	CA$175,000	CA$20,000	Grand Slam	10.0000
	AMJ Masters Tier 2 London, Ontario, Sep. 23–28	Ikue Kitazawa	Sophie Jackson	CA$60,000		Grand Slam	5.8000
	Saville U25 Challenge[165] Edmonton, Alberta, Sep. 26–28	Serena Gray-Withers	Emma Deschiffart	CA$8,000		Curling Stadium Alberta Curling	2.4000
	MCT Challenge[166] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Sep. 26–28	Kristy Watling	Lisa McLeod	CA$9,000		Manitoba Curling	1.0000
	Prague Ladies International[167] Prague, Czech Republic, Sep. 26–28	Dilşat Yıldız	Zoe Schwaller	€4,000	€1,500	World Curling	1.0000
11	Stu Sells Toronto Tankard[168] Toronto, Ontario, Oct. 1–6	Ha Seung-youn	Silvana Tirinzoni	CA$40,000		Stu Sells Ontario Curling	7.0000
	Match Town Trophy[92] Jönköping, Sweden, Oct. 2–5	Torild Bjørnstad	Evelīna Barone	kr 48,000		Nordic Curling	3.0000
	McKee Homes Fall Curling Classic[169] Airdrie, Alberta, Oct. 3–5	Serena Gray-Withers	Park You-been	CA$15,000		Alberta Curling	2.6000
	Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic[170] Vernon, British Columbia, Oct. 2–5	Mahra Harris	Sarah Wark	CA$28,500	CA$6,000	Curling Stadium British Columbia Curling	0.9000
12	Autumn Gold Curling Classic[171] Okotoks, Alberta, Oct. 10–13	Gim Eun-ji	Taylor Reese-Hansen	CA$45,000	CA$12,300	Alberta Curling	7.0000
	St. Paul Cashspiel[172] St. Paul, Minnesota, Oct. 9–12	Kim Eun-jung	Delaney Strouse	US$25,000		World Curling Tour	2.9000
	Steele Cup Cash[173] Fredericton, New Brunswick, Oct. 10–12	Sylvie Quillian	Andrea Kelly	CA$4,800	CA$1,600	—	1.0000
	Regina Highland Rocksgiving[174] Regina, Saskatchewan, Oct. 10–13	Ashley Thevenot	Penny Barker	CA$8,000		Sask Curling	0.9000
13	Co-op Tour Challenge[175] Nisku, Alberta, Oct. 14–19	Rachel Homan	Silvana Tirinzoni	CA$200,000	CA$26,000	Grand Slam	10.0000
	U25 GSOC Tour Challenge[176] Beaumont, Alberta, Oct. 16–19	Serena Gray-Withers	Yuina Miura	CA$60,000		Grand Slam	2.7000
	MCT Curling Cup[177] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Oct. 17–19	Lisa McLeod	Kate Cameron	CA$9,000	CA$1,975	Manitoba Curling	2.5000
	King Cash Spiel[178] Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Oct. 16–19	Ikue Kitazawa	Kayla Wilson	CA$9,600	CA$3,200	British Columbia Curling	1.3000
	Stroud Sleeman Cash Spiel[179] Stroud, Ontario, Oct. 17–20	Chelsea Principi	Lauren Mann	CA$12,800		Ontario Curling	1.3000
14	Sundbyberg Open[180] Sundbyberg, Sweden, Oct. 23–26	Madeleine Dupont	Dilşat Yıldız	kr 40,000		Nordic Curling	2.5000
	Kamloops Crown of Curling[181] Kamloops, British Columbia, Oct. 24–26	Miyu Ueno	Kelsey Powell	CA$8,000		British Columbia Curling	1.3000
	Dave Jones Stanhope Simpson Insurance Mayflower Cashspiel[182] Halifax, Nova Scotia, Oct. 23–26	Andrea Kelly	Melissa Adams	CA$8,800	CA$2,500	—	1.1000
	Lloydminster SaskTour Spiel[183] Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Oct. 24–26	Taylor Reese-Hansen	Penny Barker	CA$8,000		Sask Curling	1.0000
15	North Grenville Women's Fall Classic[184] Kemptville, Ontario, Oct. 30 – Nov. 2	Ikue Kitazawa	Hollie Duncan	CA$25,000	CA$7,500	Ontario Curling	3.8000
	Atkins Curling Supplies Classic[185] Winnipeg, Manitoba, Oct. 31 – Nov. 2	Kim Rhyme	Hailey McFarlane	CA$9,000		Manitoba Curling	1.9000
16	GSOC Tahoe[186] Stateline, Nevada, Nov. 4–9	Rachel Homan	Silvana Tirinzoni	US$200,000	US$28,000	Grand Slam	10.0000
	Martensville SaskTour[187] Martensville, Saskatchewan, Nov. 7–9	Corryn Brown	Sara Miller	CA$8,000		Curling Stadium Sask Curling	3.2000
	Clarion Cup[188] Rimbey, Alberta, Nov. 7–10	Kayla Skrlik	Taylor Reese-Hansen	CA$20,000		Alberta Curling	2.8000
	Tallinn Ladies International Challenger[189] Tallinn, Estonia, Nov. 6–9	Madeleine Dupont	Fay Henderson	€6,000		World Curling	2.7000
	Swiss Chalet Women's Curling Stadium Spiel[190] North Bay, Ontario, Nov. 7–9	Chelsea Principi	Zoe Schwaller	CA$20,000	CA$6,000	Curling Stadium Ontario Curling	2.6000
17	Red Deer Curling Classic[191] Red Deer, Alberta, Nov. 14–17	Silvana Tirinzoni	Miku Nihira	CA$39,000	CA$10,000	Alberta Curling	6.1000
	Stu Sells 1824 Halifax Classic[192] Halifax, Nova Scotia, Nov. 12–16	Christina Black	Danielle Inglis	CA$25,500	CA$8,000	Stu Sells	3.0000
	Nutana SaskTour Women's Spiel[193] Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Nov. 14–16	Sara Miller	Penny Barker	CA$8,000		Sask Curling	2.6000
	Danish Open[194] Copenhagen, Denmark, Nov. 13–16	Marianne Rørvik	Evelīna Barone	kr. 4,400		Nordic Curling	2.4000
18	Stu Sells Living Waters Collingwood Classic[195] Collingwood, Ontario, Nov. 20–23	Krista Scharf	Krysta Burns	CA$26,850	CA$6,250	Stu Sells Ontario Curling	3.1000
	Crestwood Anniversary Showdown[196] Edmonton, Alberta, Nov. 20–23	Miyu Ueno	Taylor Reese-Hansen	CA$16,000		Alberta Curling	3.0000
	MCT Showdown[197] Stonewall, Manitoba, Nov. 21–23	Lisa McLeod	Beth Peterson	CA$9,000		Manitoba Curling	1.8000
	Abbotsford Curling Classic[198] Abbotsford, British Columbia, Nov. 21–23	Kelsey Powell	Shiella Cowan	CA$13,000	CA$5,500	British Columbia Curling	1.1000
19	DEKALB Superspiel[199] Morris, Manitoba, Nov. 27–30	Miyu Ueno	Serena Gray-Withers	CA$30,000	CA$10,000	Manitoba Curling	4.1000
	Stu Sells Brantford NISSAN Classic[200] Brantford, Ontario, Nov. 28 – Dec. 1	Laurie St-Georges	Elizabeth Cousins	CA$15,000	CA$5,000	Stu Sells Ontario Curling	2.9000
	Moose Jaw SaskTour Spiel[201] Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Nov. 28–30	Penny Barker	Jolene Campbell	CA$9,600	CA$1,600	Sask Curling	2.3000
	Charlevoix Curling de Curling Desjardins[202] Charlevoix, Quebec, Nov. 27–30	Gabrielle Lavoie	Valerie Tanguay	CA$5,500		Quebec Provincial Circuit	0.3000
20	WCT Take-Out Trophy[203] Basel, Switzerland, Dec. 5–7	Xenia Schwaller	Nadine Bärtschiger	CHF 17,000		World Curling	2.5000
21	RBC Dominion Securities Western Showdown[204] Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Dec. 11–14	Silvana Tirinzoni	Ha Seung-youn	CA$40,000		Curling Stadium Sask Curling	7.0000
	Rick Rowsell Classic[205] St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Dec. 11–14	Stacie Curtis	Sarah Boland			World Curling
22	Co-op Canadian Open Tier 1[206] Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Dec. 16–21			CA$200,000	CA$26,000	Grand Slam
	Co-op Canadian Open Tier 2 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Dec. 16–21					Grand Slam
24	New Year Curling in Miyota[207] Miyota, Japan, Dec. 29 – Jan. 1			¥2,000,000	¥1,000,000	World Curling Japan
25	AMJ Players' Championship[208] Steinbach, Manitoba, Jan. 6–11			CA$175,000	CA$40,000	Grand Slam
26	Mercure Perth Masters[209] Perth, Scotland, Jan. 15–18			£15,900	£3,500	—
27	Sun City Cup[210] Karlstad, Sweden, Jan. 22–25			kr 55,000		Nordic Curling
28	International Bernese Ladies Cup[211] Bern, Switzerland, Jan. 29 – Feb. 1			CHF 20,000	CHF 6,000	World Curling
32	Martensville International[212] Martensville, Saskatchewan, Feb. 27 – Mar. 2			CA$14,500	CA$5,000	Curling Stadium Sask Curling
34	Karuizawa International[213] Karuizawa, Japan, Mar. 12–15			¥1,500,000	¥700,000	—

Source:^[214]

Week	Event	Winning Team	Runner-up Team	Purse	Winner's share	Tour	SFM
1	Obihiro Spring Cup[215] Obihiro, Japan, Jun. 26–29	Ueno / Yamaguchi	Tanaka / Sato	¥500,000	¥300,000	Hokkaido Curling	0.8000
6	Stirling Mixed Doubles Invitational[216] Stirling, Scotland, Aug. 25–27	Dodds / Mouat	Gill / Hewitt	£5,000	£1,500	—	5.5000
8	GOLDLINE Mixed Doubles Jacques Cartier[217] Quebec City, Quebec, Sep. 12–14	Adams / Robichaud	Maheux / Maheux	CA$4,000	CA$1,500	Circuit Goldline	2.0000
	Mixed Doubles Prague Open[218] Prague, Czech Republic, Sep. 11–14	Zelingrová / Chabičovský	Zhang / Wang	€3,500	€1,100	World Curling	1.8000
9	WCT Tallinn Mixed Doubles International[219] Tallinn, Estonia, Sep. 18–21	Ye / Yu	Skaslien / Nedregotten	€6,000	€1,400	World Curling	4.6000
	Victoria Mixed Doubles Cash Spiel[220] Victoria, British Columbia, Sep. 19–21	Thiesse / Dropkin	Woo / Wenzek	CA$8,000	CA$2,100	British Columbia Curling	1.7000
10	Dixie Mixed Doubles Cup[221] Mississauga, Ontario, Sep. 27–28	Kim / Jeong	Ford / Krowchuk	CA$6,250		Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling	2.6000
	Colorado Curling Cup[222] Lafayette, Colorado, Sep. 25–28	Martin / Laycock	Gill / Hewitt	US$16,000	US$5,000	World Curling	2.2000
	John Ross & Sons Mixed Doubles Spiel[223] Halifax, Nova Scotia, Sep. 26–28	Adams / Robichaud	Stevens / Weagle	CA$4,800	CA$1,200	—	1.3000
11	Kemptville Mixed Doubles[224] Kemptville, Ontario, Oct. 3–5	Weeks / Steep	Neil / McDonald	CA$6,000		Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling	2.2000
	GOLDLINE Mixed Doubles Chicoutimi[225] Chicoutimi, Quebec, Oct. 3–5	Bouchard / Charette	Gionest / Desjardins	CA$4,000		Circuit Goldline	2.0000
12	Mixed Doubles Karlstad[226] Karlstad, Sweden, Oct. 9–12	Koana / Aoki	Westman / Ahlberg	kr 44,000		—	4.0000
	Mixed Doubles Super Series: Kitchener-Waterloo[227] Waterloo, Ontario, Oct. 9–12	Anderson / Stopera	Thiesse / Dropkin	CA$13,000	CA$6,000	Super Series	3.9000
	Cloverdale Thanksgiving Mixed Doubles Curling Classic[228] Surrey, British Columbia, Oct. 10–13	Woo / Wenzek	Loken / Tanaka	CA$9,600		British Columbia Curling	1.4000
	WCT Austrian Mixed Doubles Cup[229] Kitzbühel, Austria, Oct. 9–12	Kononenko / Schur	Scalesse / Pimpini	€3,200	€1,200	World Curling	0.5000
13	Mixed Doubles Bern[230] Bern, Switzerland, Oct. 17–19	Gill / Hewitt	Schöll / Sutor	CHF 12,000	CHF 3,000	—	5.6000
	Keith Martin Memorial Mixed Doubles[231] Arthur, Ontario, Oct. 17–19	Smith / McDonald	Spruit / Spruit	CA$7,400		Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling	2.3000
	GOLDLINE Mixed Doubles Mont-Bruno[232] Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec, Oct. 17–19	Sanscartier / Caron	Gionest / Desjardins	CA$4,000		Circuit Goldline	2.2000
	Fredericton Doubles Cashspiel[233] Fredericton, New Brunswick, Oct. 17–19	Adams / Robichaud	Tracy / Riggs	CA$4,000	CA$1,600	—	1.2000
	Martensville Mixed Doubles[234] Martensville, Saskatchewan, Oct. 17–19	Springer / Springer	Hartwell / Borkovic	CA$6,500		Curling Stadium Sask Curling	1.1000
14	Mixed Doubles Gstaad[235] Gstaad, Switzerland, Oct. 21–23	Gill / Hewitt	Skaslien / Nedregotten	CHF 9,000		—	5.1000
	Sudbury Mixed Doubles Open[236] Sudbury, Ontario, Oct. 24–26	Craig / Craig	Jones / Laing	CA$8,000	CA$2,400	Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling	2.3000
15	Geneva Mixed Doubles Invitational[237] Geneva, Switzerland, Oct. 28–30	Dodds / Mouat	Gill / Hewitt	CHF 12,000	CHF 5,000	—	6.0000
	Saville Series Mixed Doubles[238] Edmonton, Alberta, Oct. 31 – Nov. 2	Thiesse / Dropkin	Gray-Withers / Pietrangelo	CA$11,000	CA$2,750	Curling Stadium Alberta Curling	3.9000
	Palmerston Mixed Doubles Spiel[239] Palmerston, Ontario, Nov. 1–3	Neil / McDonald	Wilson / Dow	CA$7,000		Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling	2.3000
	WCT Latvian Mixed Doubles Curling Cup 1[240] Riga, Latvia, Oct. 31 – Nov. 2	Gaidule / Buncis	Hausstätter / Lundberg	€1,000		World Curling	1.1000
	Moose Jaw Spooktacular Mixed Doubles[241] Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Oct. 31 – Nov. 2	LaMontagne / LaMontagne	Wood / Snow	CA$8,000		Curling Stadium Sask Curling	0.9000
16	WCT Mixed Doubles Łódź[242] Łódź, Poland, Nov. 6–9	Westman / Ahlberg	Kjærland / Brænden	€4,500		World Curling	3.1000
	GOLDLINE Omnium Services Financiers Richard April[243] Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec, Nov. 7–9	Johnston / Johnston	Watson / Beland	CA$4,000		Circuit Goldline	1.8000
17	Mixed Doubles Super Series: Lindsay[244] Lindsay, Ontario, Nov. 13–16	Skaslien / Nedregotten	Kim / Jeong	CA$18,000	CA$6,000	Super Series	5.6000
	Ilderton Mixed Doubles Spiel[245] Ilderton, Ontario, Nov. 15–16	Jones / Laing	Cave / King	CA$4,000		Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling	2.0000
	HARDLINE Sherbrooke Mixed Doubles[246] Sherbrooke, Quebec, Nov. 14–16	Cheal / Cheal	Mallett / Jackson	CA$6,500		—	0.9000
	Parksville Double Doubles Spiel[247] Parksville, British Columbia, Nov. 13–16	Jensen / Meister	Woo / Wenzek	CA$7,900	CA$2,050	British Columbia Curling	0.6000
18	Aly Jenkins Mixed Doubles Memorial[248] Martensville, Saskatchewan, Nov. 21–23	Perret / Rios	Gill / Hewitt	CA$20,000	CA$1,950	Curling Stadium Sask Curling	4.6000
	St. Thomas Mixed Doubles Classic[249] St. Thomas, Ontario, Nov. 21–23	Neil / McDonald	Ford / Campbell	CA$7,000	CA$1,800	Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling	2.8000
20	Madtown Doubledown[250] McFarland, Wisconsin, Dec. 4–7	Ford / Campbell	Westman / Ahlberg	US$27,000		World Curling	5.0000
	Montana's North Bay Mixed Doubles[251] North Bay, Ontario, Dec. 5–7	Brunton / Forget	Weeks / Steep	CA$5,000	CA$1,200	Curling Stadium Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling	3.2000
	Uppsala Mixed Doubles[252] Uppsala, Sweden, Dec. 4–7	McMillan / Bryce	Davie / Watt	kr 56,000		—	2.9000
	Challenge Double Mixte Boucherville[253] Boucherville, Quebec, Dec. 5–7	Sanscartier / Caron	Fellmann / Lanoue	CA$6,800		World Curling	1.4000
21	Mixed Doubles Super Series: Moose Jaw[254] Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Dec. 11–14	Peterman / Gallant	Lott / Lott			Super Series
	St. Marys Mixed Doubles[255] St. Marys, Ontario, Dec. 12–14	Weeks / Steep	Cave / King	CA$6,000		Ontario Mixed Doubles
	Cincinnati Mixed Doubles Cup[256] West Chester, Ohio, Dec. 12–14	Neil / McDonald	Scebbi / Scebbi	US$5,000	US$1,500
24	Southern States Mixed Doubles[257] Charlotte, North Carolina, Dec. 28–31			US$10,500	US$2,800	World Curling
	Mixed Doubles Super Series: Fredericton[258] Fredericton, New Brunswick, Jan. 1–4			CA$20,000		Super Series
25	Ontario Mixed Doubles Tour Championship[259] Cambridge, Ontario, Jan. 9–11			CA$6,300		Ontario Mixed Doubles Curling
26	WCT Tallinn Masters Mixed Doubles[260] Tallinn, Estonia, Jan. 15–18			€6,000	€1,200	World Curling
	Jamaica Cup Mixed Doubles Cashspiel[261] Dundas, Ontario, Jan. 17–18			CA$5,000		Caribbean Cup Mixed Doubles Series
27	GOLDLINE Mixed Doubles Sorel-Tracy[262] Sorel-Tracy, Quebec, Jan. 23–25			CA$4,000		Circuit Goldline
30	GOLDLINE Mixed Doubles Royal Montreal[263] Montreal, Quebec, Feb. 13–15			CA$4,000		Circuit Goldline
37	WCT Latvian Mixed Doubles Curling Cup 2[264] Riga, Latvia, Apr. 2–5			€1,000		World Curling
38	Mixed Doubles Players' Championship[265] Brantford, Ontario Apr. 9–12					Super Series
	Mixed Doubles Prague Trophy[266] Prague, Czech Republic Apr. 9–12			€3,000		World Curling
39	Baden Open[267] Baden, Switzerland, Apr. 17–19			CHF 10,000		World Curling
	Polish Mixed Doubles Curling League[268] Łódź, Poland, Apr. 17–19					—

Men After Week 18 # Skip YTD OOM 1 Bruce Mouat 263.5 463.1 2 Matt Dunstone 248.0 380.5 3 Brad Jacobs 204.3 342.2 4 Yannick Schwaller 195.5 341.0 5 Ross Whyte 172.5 288.7 6 John Epping 180.6 270.1 7 Joël Retornaz 174.3 255.3 8 Daniel Casper 189.4 244.9 9 Kyle Waddell 147.4 209.9 10 John Shuster 150.5 207.1 11 Mike McEwen 93.5 203.0 12 Niklas Edin 111.4 192.0 13 Marco Hösli 97.6 189.8 14 Marc Muskatewitz 71.8 173.4 15 Xu Xiaoming 97.8 165.3

Women After Week 18 # Skip YTD OOM 1 Rachel Homan 309.2 500.4 2 Silvana Tirinzoni 249.3 397.1 3 Gim Eun-ji 215.0 313.3 4 Xenia Schwaller 190.8 282.3 5 Ha Seung-youn 176.6 268.2 6 Anna Hasselborg 130.6 258.5 7 Momoha Tabata 152.1 245.5 8 Satsuki Fujisawa 139.9 236.9 9 Kerri Einarson 110.4 224.3 10 Kim Eun-jung 106.6 224.2 11 Sayaka Yoshimura 128.0 224.1 12 Wang Rui 126.6 199.8 13 Ikue Kitazawa 131.1 195.8 14 Kang Bo-bae 137.3 189.5 15 Isabella Wranå 110.0 188.0

Mixed Doubles After Week 18 # Team YTD OOM 1 Gill / Hewitt 126.3 202.5 2 Koana / Aoki 98.5 150.3 3 Skaslien / Nedregotten 83.7 149.1 4 Kaldvee / Lill 56.4 148.3 5 Thiesse / Dropkin 83.7 131.6 6 Dodds / Mouat 41.3 114.5 7 Westman / Ahlberg 69.0 89.1 8 Matsumura / Tanida 36.0 84.6 9 Adams / Robichaud 48.8 84.3 10 Jones / Laing 37.0 83.5 11 Ye / Yu 83.2 83.2 12 Craig / Craig 40.1 82.6 13 Neil / McDonald 48.8 73.8 14 Abbes / Harsch 35.4 67.2 15 Kim / Jeong 66.0 66.0

• Brad Gushue: One of the most successful men's curlers in Canadian history as a record six-time Brier champion, including three in a row from 2022 to 2024, Gushue announced that he will be retiring at the end of the season. He has represented Canada twice at the Olympics, skipping his team to Olympic gold in 2006 in Turin, and bronze in 2022 in Beijing. Gushue has 15 Grand Slam titles, one world championship gold (2017) and four silvers (2018, 2022, 2023, 2024) on his resume.^[269] Gushue also co-authored a book in 2006 with Alex J. Walling titled Golden Gushue: a Curling Story, which provided a behind-the-scenes look at the rise of his team to Olympic gold.^[270]
• John Landsteiner: The Olympic Champion from 2018, Landsteiner, announced his retirement on 16 of July 2025. The long-time lead of John Shuster's team also won the bronze medal at the 2016 World Championship in Switzerland. The six time US Curling Champion competed at the last three Olympics.^[271]
• Dennis Thiessen: One of the prominent members of the Canadian Wheelchair Curling Program and advocate of wheelchair curling, as well as an inductee into the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame, Thiessen announced his retirement from competitive curling.^[272] Thiessen throughout his career, has represented Canada at 3 Paralympic Winter Games, winning gold at Sochi 2014, and bronze at both PyeongChang 2018 and Beijing 2022. He also won gold in 2013 and silver in 2020 over five appearances at the World Wheelchair Curling Championships, as well as one bronze medal at the 2023 World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Championship.

• Sarah Anderson: Anderson announced that she would be stepping back from women's curling.^[273] After playing competitively for over a decade in the women's game in the United States, she was a United States Women's National Champion in 2019 and 2021, and a World Junior silver medalist in 2016.

Teams listed by skip, new teammates listed in bold ^[274]

• Kayla MacMillan: After parting ways with their third Sarah Daniels, MacMillan added three time Alberta Scotties Champion Brittany Tran as third, as well as three time Scotties silver medalist and two time world junior champion Lauren Lenentine as their alternate. Second Lindsay Dubue and lead Sarah Loken remained in their same positions as last season.^[275]
• Jordon McDonald: Following two seasons together, McDonald announced they have parted ways with third Dallas Burgess and added two time world junior champion Jacques Gauthier as their new third for the 2025-26 season.^[276]
• Darren Moulding: After taking a year hiatus from competitive curling, Moulding announced he would be skipping a new team out of Alberta, alongside Kyler Kleibrink, Andrew Nerpin, and Evan Crough^[277]
• Derek Samagalski: Samagalski, who has spent his 20-year career in Manitoba mostly playing front end for the likes of Reid Carruthers, Mike McEwen, and Brad Jacobs, announced that he will skip his own team out of Nunavut, alongside Sheldon Wettig, Brady St. Louis, and Christian Smitheran.^[278]
• Delaney Strouse: After Sarah Anderson announced that she would be retiring from competitive play, the remaining members of Team Delaney Strouse announced that they would be joined by Madison Bear, who will now skip the team and throw lead stones. Strouse will throw fourth stones, Sydney Mullaney as second, and Anne O'Hara moving up to third. However, the team would continue to be referred to as Team Delaney Strouse.^{[273][279][280]}
• Laurie St-Georges: After the departure of Lisa Weagle and Jamie Sinclair, St-Georges added Québec Scotties Champion Émilia Gagné as third and BC Junior Champion Sarah Daniels as lead, with Emily Riley continuing to play second.^[281]

Teams listed by skip, new teammates listed in bold