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So far, have secured wheelchair mixed doubles quotas through my rough calculations. United States, China, and Latvia finished 9th, 10th, and 11th, but cannot be overtaken by seven other countries as Estonia/Japan who are tied for 7th can only at best finish with 23 and 21 points (if they both make the final), same for South Korea, who are in the quarterfinals as the #1 seed are guaranteed a minimum of 28 points. 24 F 10th F 9th 22 F 11th 20 (QF, guaranteed 28) 14 (QF, guaranteed 19) 10 (QF, guaranteed 17, because of #3 seed) 9 (QF, guaranteed 14) 8 (QF guaranteed 13) QF pairings: 16 different possible outcomes, BI= still in competition. I'm gonna be editing this across the next 40 or so minutes, might've made some mistakes. W | KOR-NOR-CAN-GBR: CAN 19, SVK 19, GBR 17, JPN 16, EST 15, NOR 9, CZE 8 | CAN SVK GBR Q W | KOR-NOR-CAN-CZE: CAN 19, SVK 19, GBR 16, JPN 16, EST 15, CZE 9, NOR 9 | CAN SVK GBR Q W| KOR-NOR-JPN-GBR: SVK 19, JPN 18, CAN 18, GBR 17, EST 15, NOR 9, CZE 8 | SVK JPN Q, GBR needs a 3rd or better to overtake CAN W| KOR-NOR-JPN-CZE: SVK 19, JPN 18, CAN 18, GBR 15, EST 15, CZE 9, NOR 9 | SVK JPN CAN Q W | KOR-EST-CAN-GBR: CAN 19, SVK 19, EST 18, GBR 17, JPN 15, NOR 8, CZE 7 | CAN Q. SVK Q with CAN win over GBR or KOR win over EST, otherwise out. EST Q with a GBR loss, or a W over KOR, otherwise out. GBR Q with a W against CAN or a EST loss against KOR and a W against EST for bronze. W | KOR-EST-CAN-CZE: SVK 19, CAN 19, EST 18, GBR 15, JPN 15, CZE 9, NOR 8 | SVK CAN EST Q W | KOR-EST-JPN-GBR: SVK 19, EST 18, JPN 18, GBR 17, CAN 17, NOR 8, CZE 6 | Winner of JPN-GBR Q, and EST Q with a win over SVK. If EST loses against SVK, winner of the bronze medal match Qs. W | KOR-EST-JPN-CZE: SVK 19, EST 18, JPN 18, CAN 17, GBR 14, CZE 9, NOR 8 | SVK EST JPN Q W | SVK-NOR-CAN-GBR: SVK 23, CAN 19, GBR 17, JPN 15, EST 14, NOR 9, CZE 7 | SVK CAN GBR Q W | SVK-NOR-CAN-CZE: SVK 23, CAN 19, GBR 15, JPN 15, EST 14, NOR 9, CZE 9 | SVK CAN GBR Q W | SVK-NOR-JPN-GBR: SVK 23, JPN 18, GBR 17, CAN 17, EST 14, NOR 9, CZE 6 | SVK JPN GBR Q W | SVK-NOR-JPN-CZE: SVK 23, JPN 18, CAN 17, GBR 14, EST 14, CZE 9, NOR 9 | SVK JPN CAN Q W | SVK-EST-CAN-GBR: SVK 23, CAN 19, EST 18, GBR 17, JPN 14, NOR 7, CZE 6 | SVK Q. CAN Q with W over GBR or EST loss over SVK, otherwise GBR/EST Q. EST Q with a W over SVK or CAN W over GBR, otherwise GBR/CAN Q. GBR must beat CAN in this scenario. W | SVK-EST-CAN-CZE: SVK 23, CAN 19, EST 18, GBR 14, JPN 14, CZE 9, NOR 7 | SVK CAN EST Q W | SVK-EST-JPN-GBR: SVK 23, JPN 18, EST 18, GBR 17, CAN 16, NOR 7, CZE 5 | SVK Q. Winner of JPN-GBR Q, and EST Q with a win over SVK. If EST loses against SVK, winner of the bronze medal match Qs. W | SVK-EST-JPN-CZE: SVK 23, JPN 18, EST 18, CAN 16, GBR 13, CZE 9, NOR 7 | SVK EST JPN Q

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Steven Dubois finally wins his first world title, winning the men's 500m!

Steven Dubois wins gold in the men's 500m at the World Championships!

Women's Curling WC World Championship 2025 Uijeongbu (KOR) - 15 March 2025 - 23 March 2025 Official Website Programme Results System Facebook Page Discussion Thread

Desmet with some crazy passes all event long, and caps it all off with a gold in the women's 1000m! Sarault with a very nice silver

Silver for Courtney Sarault in the women's 1000m at the World Championships!

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First event, first gold for Gold for William Dandjinou in the men's 1500m!!

Gold for Dandjinou in the men's 1500m at the World Championships!

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De Boo takes down Stolz in the men’s 500m

PWHL co top-scorer Hannah Miller, who represented China at Beijing 2022 and was born in Vancouver, submitted a request to play for to the IIHF. China apparently isn’t allowing naturalized players on their roster anymore, so this is her only option for playing at an international level. Would be a big boost to our Olympic title hopes.

PWHL co top-scorer Hannah Miller, who represented China at Beijing 2022 and was born in Vancouver, submitted a request to play for Canada to the IIHF. China apparently isn’t allowing naturalized players on their roster anymore, so this is her only option for playing at an international level.

Yeah, they’ve been up and down the past few years. They went from being the dominant force, and winning a ton of World Cups/World Championships medals/and an Olympic medal, to performing terribly at the World Cups and now winning bronze. I don’t get them Maybe there’s been a lingering injury for one of them that hasn’t been disclosed?

Bronze in women’s team pursuit at the World Championships!

Gold and bronze for Reece Howden and Kevin Drury during day one of the Craigleigh WC

Olympic Qualification Tournament will be in Kelowna, Canada from December 6-19, 2025. https://www.instagram.com/share/_6LlShLvv

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Gold for Mikael Kingsbury in men’s dual moguls at the Livigno WC (Olympic test event) to finish off the season, recording WC win #99!

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Team Jacobs defeat Team Dunstone 5-3 at this years Brier final and will represent us at this years World Championships!

Team Jacobs win this years Brier, defeating Team Dunstone 5-3 in the final. Undefeated in round robin, lost the page 1/2 qualifier, then rattled off four straight wins for the title. Jacobs with his first Brier title in 12 years.