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Women's Curling WCF Junior World Championship 2022


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Women's Curling WCF Junior World Championship 2022

 

SWE.gif Jönköping (SWE) - 15 May 2022 - 22 May 2022 SWE.gif

 

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  Qualified Nations
      

  • CAN.gif Canada
  • DEN.gif Denmark
  • JPN.gif Japan
  • LAT.gif Latvia
  • NOR.gif Norway
  • SCO.gif Scotland
  • KOR.gif South Korea
  • SWE.gif Sweden
  • SUI.gif Switzerland
  • USA.gif United States

 

        Competition Format

 

May 15th - April 20th, 2022
10 Nations, Round-Robin,
the 1st and 2nd Nations will qualify for the Semifinal, the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Nation will qualify for the Semifinals
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Knockout Round
  May 21st - May 22nd, 2022
4 Nations, Semifinal, Bronze Medal Match and Gold Medal Match, the winning Nation will be the Women's Curling WCF Junior World Championship 2022 Champion
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Preliminary Round
May 15th - April 20th, 2022
10 Nations, Round-Robin, the 1st and 2nd Nations will qualify for the Semifinal, the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Nation will qualify for the Semifinals
 


 
  • CAN.gif Canada
  • DEN.gif Denmark
  • JPN.gif Japan
  • LAT.gif Latvia
  • NOR.gif Norway
  • SCO.gif Scotland
  • KOR.gif South Korea
  • SWE.gif Sweden
  • SUI.gif Switzerland
  • USA.gif United States



 
 
Round-Robin
Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)
 
Japan JPN.gif 9 - 6 KOR.gif South Korea
May 15th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Switzerland SUI.gif 3 - 7 SWE.gif Sweden
May 15th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Canada CAN.gif 7 - 9 SCO.gif Scotland
May 15th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Norway NOR.gif 9 - 6 DEN.gif Denmark
May 15th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Latvia LAT.gif 10 - 6 USA.gif United States
May 15th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Sweden SWE.gif 5 - 7 NOR.gif Norway
May 16th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
South Korea KOR.gif 9 - 2 DEN.gif Denmark
May 16th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Latvia LAT.gif 10 - 3 JPN.gif  Japan
May 16th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
United States USA.gif 9 - 8 SCO.gif Scotland
May 16th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Switzerland SUI.gif 6 - 8 CAN.gif Canada
May 16th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Scotland SCO.gif 3 - 8 SUI.gif Switzerland
May 16th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Japan JPN.gif 8 - 9EE USA.gif United States
May 16th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
South Korea KOR.gif 7 - 9 NOR.gif Norway
May 16th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Canada CAN.gif 8 - 12 LAT.gif Latvia
May 16th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Sweden SWE.gif 7 - 2 DEN.gif Denmark
May 16th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Denmark DEN.gif 7 - 9 LAT.gif Latvia
May 17th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Canada CAN.gif 5 - 11 NOR.gif Norway
May 17th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
United States USA.gif 7 - 4 SWE.gif Sweden
May 17th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Scotland SCO.gif 4 - 7 JPN.gif  Japan
May 17th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
South Korea KOR.gif 2 - 8 SUI.gif Switzerland
May 17th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Canada CAN.gif 8 - 9 SWE.gif Sweden
May 18th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Latvia LAT.gif 2 - 8 KOR.gif South Korea
May 18th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Japan JPN.gif 6 - 4 DEN.gif Denmark
May 18th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Switzerland SUI.gif 4 - 6 USA.gif United States
May 18th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Norway NOR.gif 9 - 7 SCO.gif Scotland
May 18th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Latvia LAT.gif 5 - 7 SCO.gif Scotland
May 18th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Sweden SWE.gif 1 - 8 JPN.gif  Japan
May 18th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Norway NOR.gif 6 - 9 SUI.gif Switzerland
May 18th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Denmark DEN.gif 7 - 11 CAN.gif Canada
May 18th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
United States USA.gif 10 - 9 KOR.gif South Korea
May 18th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Switzerland SUI.gif 5 - 6 DEN.gif Denmark
May 19th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
United States USA.gif 11 - 5 CAN.gif Canada
May 19th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Scotland SCO.gif 8 - 9EE KOR.gif South Korea
May 19th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Latvia LAT.gif 9 - 3 SWE.gif Sweden
May 19th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Japan JPN.gif 10 - 5 NOR.gif Norway
May 19th 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
South Korea KOR.gif 3 - 10 CAN.gif Canada
May 20th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Norway NOR.gif EE9 - 8 LAT.gif Latvia
May 20th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Denmark DEN.gif 0 - 13 USA.gif United States
May 20th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Japan JPN.gif 5 - 6EE SUI.gif Switzerland
May 20th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Scotland SCO.gif 4 - 11 SWE.gif Sweden
May 20th 2022, h. 09:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Norway NOR.gif 7 - 3 USA.gif United States
May 20th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Denmark DEN.gif 4 - 8 SCO.gif Scotland
May 20th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Switzerland SUI.gif 6 - 4 LAT.gif Latvia
May 20th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Sweden SWE.gif 10 - 5 KOR.gif South Korea
May 20th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Canada CAN.gif 5 - 6EE JPN.gif  Japan
May 20th 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
 
Round-Robin Final Standing
 
Nation
P
W
L
NOR.gif Norway
9
7
2
USA.gif United States
9
7
2
JPN.gif Japan
9
6
3
SWE.gif Sweden
9
5
4
SUI.gif Switzerland
9
5
4
LAT.gif Latvia
9
5
4
SCO.gif Scotland
9
3
6
KOR.gif South Korea
9
3
6
CAN.gif Canada
9
3
6
DEN.gif Denmark
9
1
8
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Knockout Round
  May 21st - May 22nd, 2022
4 Nations, Semifinal, Bronze Medal Match and Gold Medal Match, the winning Nation will be the Women's Curling WCF Junior World Championship 2022 Champion



 




 
  • JPN.gif Japan
  • NOR.gif Norway
  • SWE.gif Sweden
  • USA.gif United States


 
Semifinals
Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)
 
Norway NOR.gif   4 - 5 SWE.gif Sweden
May 21st 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
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Japan JPN.gif   7 - 3 USA.gif United States
May 21st 2022, h. 19:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping

 

 

Bronze Medal Match
Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)
 
Norway NOR.gif 6 - 10 USA.gif United States
May 22nd 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping

 

 

Gold Medal Match
Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)
 
Sweden SWE.gif 4 - 7 JPN.gif Japan
May 22nd 2022, h. 14:00, Jönköping Curling Arena, Jönköping
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