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World Mixed Curling Championship
World Mixed Curling Championship
Established	2015
2024 host city	Aberdeen, Scotland
2024 arena	Curl Aberdeen
2024 champion	Sweden
Current edition
	2024 World Mixed Curling Championship

The World Mixed Curling Championship is the world championship for mixed curling. It is held annually in the autumn, and replaced the European Mixed Curling Championship.^[1]

Results

The results are listed as follows:

Year	Host city/country	Final			Third-place match
Year	Host city/country	Champion	Score	Second place	Third place	Score	Fourth place
2015	Bern, Switzerland	Norway Steffen Walstad Julie Molnar Sander Rølvåg Pia Trulsen	5–3	Sweden Rasmus Wranå Zandra Flyg Joakim Flyg Johanna Heldin	China Ji Yansong Zheng Chunmei Guo Wenli Gao Xuesong	5–4	Russia Alexey Tselousov Uliana Vasileva Evgeny Klimov Ekaterina Kuzmina
2016	Kazan, Russia^[2]	Russia Alexander Krushelnitskiy Anastasia Bryzgalova Daniil Goriachev Maria Duyunova	5–4	Sweden Kristian Lindström Jennie Wåhlin Joakim Flyg Johanna Heldin	Scotland Cameron Bryce Katie Murray Bobby Lammie Sophie Jackson	8–4	South Korea Lee Ki-bok Yeo Eun-byeol Seong Yu-jin Ahn Jeong-yeon
2017	Champéry, Switzerland	Scotland Grant Hardie Rhiann Macleod Billy Morton Barbara McFarlane	8–5	Canada Trevor Bonot Jacqueline McCormick Kory Carr Megan Carr	Czech Republic Jaroslav Vedral Andrea Krupanska Lukáš Klípa Denisa Postova	7–6	Norway Wilhelm Næss Ingvild Skaga (Skip) Martin Sesaker Eirin Mesloe
2018	Kelowna, Canada^[3]	Canada Michael Anderson Danielle Inglis Sean Harrison Lauren Harrison	6–2	Spain Sergio Vez Oihane Otaegi Mikel Unanue Leire Otaegi	Russia Alexander Eremin Maria Komarova Daniil Goriachev Anastasia Moskaleva	8–7	Norway Wilhelm Naess Ingvild Skaga (Skip) Martin Sesaker Eirin Mesloe
2019	Aberdeen, Scotland^[4]	Canada Colin Kurz Meghan Walter Brendan Bilawka Sara Oliver	6–5	Germany Andy Kapp Pia-Lisa Schöll Benny Kapp Petra Tschetsch	Norway Wilhelm Naess Ingvild Skaga (Skip) Harald Skarsheim Rian Eirin Mesloe	6–5	South Korea Seong Yu-jin Jang Hye-ji Jeon Jae-ik Song Yu-jin
2020	Aberdeen, Scotland	cancelled^[5]			cancelled
2021	Aberdeen, Scotland	cancelled^[6]			cancelled
2022	Aberdeen, Scotland	Canada Jean-Michel Ménard Marie-France Larouche Ian Belleau Annie Lemay	7–4	Scotland Cameron Bryce Lisa Davie Scott Hyslop Robyn Munro	Switzerland Yves Hess Ursi Hegner (Skip) Simon Hoehn Chantal Schmid	6–4	Sweden Robin Ahlberg Therese Westman (Skip) Johannes Patz Mikaela Altebro
2023	Aberdeen, Scotland	Sweden Johan Nygren (Skip) Jennie Wåhlin Fredrik Carlsén Fanny Sjöberg	8–2	Spain Sergio Vez Oihane Otaegi Mikel Unanue Leire Otaegi	Canada Félix Asselin Laurie St-Georges Émile Asselin Emily Riley	4–3	Norway Steffen Walstad Maia Ramsfjell Andreas Hårstad Eirin Mesloe
2024	Aberdeen, Scotland	Sweden Simon Granbom Rebecka Thunman Johannes Patz Mikaela Altebro	5–4	Japan Shun Ichitsubo Hinako Hase (Skip) Hiroki Hasegawa Chihiro Tokoyoda	Switzerland Yves Wagenseil Nora Wüest (Skip) Dieter Wüest Marion Wüest	4–2	Spain Sergio Vez Oihane Otaegi Mikel Unanue Leire Otaegi
2025	Not Held^[7]	Not Held			Not Held