CURLING International Federation: Countries Affiliated: Year of Formation: First Year of Olympic Appearance: Olympic History:

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1 CURLING International Federation: World Curling Federation (WCF) Countries Affiliated: 53 (November 2013) Year of Formation: 1966 First Year of Olympic Appearance: 1924, returned to the Olympics in Olympic History: Curling is a sport played on ice in which players deliver a large stone towards a bulls-eye-type target. The game is played by two teams of four players each. One player delivers the stone by hand, while the other three players run in front of it, sweeping the ice to clear it and allow it a clear path to the target. The ice on which the game is played is called a rink, and the same name is used for the teams. Teams score points if their stones are closer to the center of the target, called the tee, than the opposing team s stones. The game is basically shuffleboard on ice. The stones weigh approximately 42 lbs. (19 kg.) and are made of granite, with the best ones harvested from a granite formation on Ailsa Craig, a small uninhabited island off the west coast of Scotland, owned by the 8 th Marquess of Ailsa (the island is now for sale for $2.4 million [US]). Curling was developed in Scotland as early as the 16 th century, although some evidence exists that it developed in the Low Countries of Europe at about the same time. The first known curling club was the Royal Caledonian Curling Club, formed in 1843 and originally called the Grand Caledonian Curling Club. During the 19 th century, curling spread to many nations of Europe, as well as the United States, New Zealand, and especially, Canada. In Canada, curling became very popular in the prairie provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Curling was a demonstration sport at the 1932, 1988, and 1992 Olympic Winter Games. Until recently, it was also considered to have been demonstrated at the 1924 Olympic Winter Games in Chamonix, but more recent evidence makes it apparent that the sport was on the full Olympic program and we give that 1924 sport full Olympic status below. In 1936 and 1964, German curling (Eisschießen) was also a demonstration sport at the Olympic Winter Games. Curling returned to the Olympic Winter program in 1998 at Nagano, with a tournament for both men and women. World Championships have been contested for men since 1959 and for women since The International Curling Federation (ICF) was created after a meeting in March 1965, organized by the Royal Caledonian Curling Club. Six nations attended the meeting in Perth, Scotland; Canada, Norway, Scotland, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States. The ICF was formed the next year with seven founding nations, with France added to the above six. The name of the organization was changed to the World Curling Federation in The WCF has 53 nations affiliated with it as of November This makes it the smallest IF of any IOC-recognized sport, winter or summer. The nations currently affiliated with the WCF are as follows: Andorra, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Chinese Taipei, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mongolia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United States, US Virgin Islands, and Wales. All are IOC Members except for Kosovo, and the British countries of England, Scotland and Wales have separate national memberships. Curling Olympic Program Sport Class Totals Début Curling M x x x x x x Curling F x x x x x Totals All Curling Competitors by Nation NOC Overall 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G Men 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G Wom 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G Canada China Denmark Finland France Germany

2 Great Britain NOC Overall 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G Men 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G Wom 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G Italy Japan New Zealand Norway Russia Sweden Switzerland United States Totals Overall: 15 Geopolitical entities (GPEs), 15 NOCs; Men: 14 GPEs, 14 NOCs; Women: 12 GPEs, 12 NOCs. Most Medals, Men 2 Kevin Martin (CAN) 2 Torger Nergård (NOR) 2 Markus Eggler (SUI) 1 65 athletes tied with one. Most Gold Medals, Men 1 24 athletes tied with one. Most Medals, Women 2 Anette Norberg (SWE) 2 Eva Lund (SWE) 2 Cathrine Lindahl (SWE) 2 Anna Svärd-Le Moine (SWE) 2 Mirjam Ott (SUI) 1 45 athletes tied with one. Most Gold Medals, Women 2 Anette Norberg (SWE) 2 Eva Lund (SWE) 2 Cathrine Lindahl (SWE) 2 Anna Svärd-Le Moine (SWE) 1 10 athletes tied with one. Most Appearances, Men 3 Peja Lindholm (SWE, ) 3 Peter Narup (SWE, ) 3 Tomas Nordin (SWE, ) 3 Magnus Swartling (SWE, ) 3 Holger Höhne (GER, ) 3 Andy Kapp (GER, ) 3 Ewan MacDonald (GBR, ) 2 25 athletes tied with two. Most Appearances, Women 3 Marianne Haslum (NOR, ) 3 Dordi Agathe Nordby (NOR, ) 3 Jackie Lockhart (GBR, ) 3 Debbie Henry-McCormick (USA, ) 3 Nkeiruka Yezekh (RUS, ) 3 Mirjam Ott (SUI, ) 2 30 athletes tied with two. Longest Span of Appearances, Men 12 Holger Höhne (GER-CUR; ) 12 Andy Kapp (GER-CUR; ) 8 Peja Lindholm (SWE-CUR; )

3 8 Peter Narup (SWE-CUR; ) 8 Tomas Nordin (SWE-CUR; ) 8 Magnus Swartling (SWE-CUR; ) 8 Ewan MacDonald (GBR-CUR; ) Longest Span of Appearances, Women 12 Jackie Lockhart (GBR-CUR; ) 12 Debbie Henry-McCormick (USA-CUR; ) 8 Marianne Haslum (NOR-CUR; ) 8 Dordi Nordby (NOR-CUR; ) 8 Nkeiruka Yezekh (RUS-CUR; ) 8 Mirjam Ott (SUI-CUR; ) Youngest Competitor, Men Hiroshi Sato (JPN-1998, *30 January 1978) Makoto Tsuruga (JPN-1998, *3 November 1977) Zang Jialiang (CHN-2010, *12 January 1988) Joël Retornaz (ITA-2006, *20 September 1983) Chris Plys (USA-2010, *13 August 1987) James Dryburgh (GBR-1998, *27 May 1975) Joe Polo (USA-2006, *10 December 1982) Marco Ramstein (SUI-2002, *22 November 1978) John Shuster (USA-2006, *3 November 1982) Laurence Jackson (GBR-1924, *16 September 1900) Youngest Medalist, Men Joe Polo (USA-2006, *10 December 1982) Marco Ramstein (SUI-2002, *22 November 1978) John Shuster (USA-2006, *3 November 1982) Laurence Jackson (GBR-1924, *16 September 1900) Carter Rycroft (CAN-2002, *29 August 1977) Mike Adam (CAN-2006, *3 June 1981) Jan Hauser (SUI-2010, *19 January 1985) Dominic Andres (SUI-1998, *6 October 1972) Brad Gushue (CAN-2006, *16 June 1980) Håvard Vad Petersson (NOR-2010, *5 January 1984) Youngest Gold Medalist, Men Laurence Jackson (GBR-1924, *16 September 1900) Mike Adam (CAN-2006, *3 June 1981) Dominic Andres (SUI-1998, *6 October 1972) Brad Gushue (CAN-2006, *16 June 1980) Mark Nichols (CAN-2006, *1 January 1980) Oldest Competitor, Men Carl August Kronlund (SWE-1924, *25 August 1865) Robin Welsh (GBR-1924, *20 October 1869) Willie Jackson (GBR-1924, *14 March 1871) Lorne DePape (NZL-2006, *18 April 1955) Paul Savage (CAN-1998, *25 June 1947) Russ Howard (CAN-2006, *19 February 1956) Karl Wahlberg (SWE-1924, *31 March 1874) Carl Axel Pettersson (SWE-1924, *13 April 1874) Armand Bénédic (FRA-1924, *26 August 1875) Georges André (FRA-1924, *26 July 1876)

4 Oldest Medalist, Men Carl August Kronlund (SWE-1924, *25 August 1865) Robin Welsh (GBR-1924, *20 October 1869) Willie Jackson (GBR-1924, *14 March 1871) Paul Savage (CAN-1998, *25 June 1947) Russ Howard (CAN-2006, *19 February 1956) Karl Wahlberg (SWE-1924, *31 March 1874) Carl Axel Pettersson (SWE-1924, *13 April 1874) Armand Isaac-Bénédic (FRA-1924, *26 August 1875) Georges André (FRA-1924, *26 July 1876) Tom Murray (GBR-1924, *3 October 1877) Oldest Gold Medalist, Men Robin Welsh (GBR-1924, *20 October 1869) Willie Jackson (GBR-1924, *14 March 1871) Russ Howard (CAN-2006, *19 February 1956) Thomas Murray (GBR-1924, *3 October 1877) Kevin Martin (CAN-2010, *31 July 1966) Youngest Competitor, Women Stella Heiß (GER-2010, *15 January 1993) Yekaterina Galkina (RUS-2006, *10 August 1988) Anastasiya Skultan (RUS-2002, *18 February 1984) Nkeiruka Yezekh (RUS-2002, *17 October 1983) Anna Sidorova (RUS-2010, *6 February 1991) Lyudmila Privivkova (RUS-2006, *13 September 1986) Lene Nielsen (DEN-2006, *31 August 1986) Courtney George (USA-2006, *24 June 1986) Mari Motohashi (JPN-2006, *10 June 1986) Eve Muirhead (GBR-2010, *22 April 1990) Akiko Kato (JPN-1998, *6 April 1978) Youngest Medalist, Women Valeria Spälty (SUI-2006, *24 June 1983) Margaretha Lindahl (SWE-1998, *20 October 1974) Yue Qingshuang (CHN-2010, *5 October 1985) Dorthe Holm (DEN-1998, *3 July 1972) Wang Bingyu (CHN-2010, *7 July 1984) Margit Pörtner (DEN-1998, *16 February 1972) Atina Ford (CAN-1998, *12 October 1971) Michèle Moser (SUI-2006, *14 February 1979) Fiona MacDonald (GBR-2002, *9 December 1974) Binia Beeli (SUI-2006, *13 October 1978) Youngest Gold Medalist, Women Atina Ford (CAN-1998, *12 October 1971) Fiona MacDonald (GBR-2002, *9 December 1974) Janice Rankin (GBR-2002, 8 February 1972) Anna Svärd-Le Moine (SWE-2006, *30 October 1973) Marcia Gudereit (CAN-1998, 8 September 1965) Oldest Competitor, Women Joni Cotten (USA-2002, *21 May 1953) Carolyn Darbyshire-McRory (CAN-2010, *6 December 1963) Cheryl Noble (CAN-2002, *29 September 1956) Andrea Schöpp (GER-2010, *27 February 1965)

5 Monika Wagner (GER-2010, *28 February 1965) Jackie Lockhart (GBR-2010, *22 March 1965) Sandra Jenkins (CAN-2006, *20 July 1961) Cheryl Bernard (CAN-2010, *30 June 1966) Diane Nelson (CAN-2002, *1 July 1958) Glenys Bakker (CAN-2006, *27 August 1962) Anette Norberg (SWE-2010, *12 November 1966) Oldest Medalist, Women Carolyn Darbyshire-McRory (CAN-2010, *6 December 1963) Cheryl Noble (CAN-2002, *29 September 1956) Sandra Jenkins (CAN-2006, *20 July 1961) Cheryl Bernard (CAN-2010, *30 June 1966) Diane Nelson (CAN-2002, *1 July 1958) Glenys Bakker (CAN-2006, *27 August 1962) Anette Norberg (SWE-2010, *12 November 1966) Jane Bidstrup (DEN-1998, *21 August 1955) Cathrine Lindahl (SWE-2010, *26 February 1970) Anette Norberg (SWE-2006, *12 November 1966) Oldest Gold Medalist, Women Anette Norberg (SWE-2010), *12 November 1966) Cathrine Lindahl (SWE-2010, *26 February 1970) Anette Norberg (SWE-2006, *12 November 1966) Eva Lund (SWE-2010, *1 May 1971) Jan Betker (CAN-1998, *19 July 1960) Highest Score, Match, Men (since 1998) 12 Canada (2010, vs. France) 11 Canada (1998, ) 11 Sweden (2002, vs. Finland) 11 Canada (2006, ) 11 United States (2006, vs. Norway) 11 Norway (2006, vs. Italy) 11 Finland (2006, ) 11 China (2010, ) teams tied with 10. Note: In 1924, the curling matches were 18 ends, not the now standard 10. Highest Score, End, Men (since 1998) 6 Sweden (2002, vs. Finland, End 4) 6 Canada (2006, vs. Finland, End 6) 5 Canada (1998,, End 6) 5 Canada (2006,, End 9) 5 United States (2006, vs. Norway, End 8) 5 Canada (2010, vs. France, End 4) 5 Canada (2010,, End 4) 4 20 teams tied with 4 points in an end. Highest Score by End, Men (since 1998) End 1 4 Switzerland (2006, vs. Italy) 4 Sweden (2002, vs. Finland) 4 Canada (2010, ) End 2

6 4 Sweden (2002, vs. France) 4 Switzerland (2002, vs. Germany) 4 Norway (2006, ) End 3 4 Great Britain (2006, vs. New Zealand) 4 United States (2006, ) End 4 6 Sweden (2002, vs. Finland) End teams tied with 3 points in End 5. End 6 6 Canada (2006, vs. Finland) End 7 4 Norway (1998, ) 4 United States (2002, ) 4 Finland (2006, ) 4 Norway (2006, vs. Italy) 4 Switzerland (2010, ) 4 Canada (2010, ) End 8 5 United States (2006, vs. Norway) End 9 5 Canada (2006, ) End 10 3 Switzerland (1998, vs. Germany) 3 Sweden (1998, ) 3 Finland (2002, ) 3 Great Britain (2010, ) End 11 2 Denmark (2002, ) Highest Losing Score, Match, Men (since 1998) 8 Canada (1998, lost to Norway, 10-8) 8 United States (2002, lost o Germany, 9-8) 8 Sweden (2002, lost to Norway, 9-8) 8 Germany (2006, lost to Italy, 9-8) 8 Great Britain (2006, lost to United States, 9-8) 7 10 losing teams tied with 7 goals. Fewest Points Scored, Match, Men (since 1998) 1 United States lost to Canada, 7-1 (1998) 1 France lost to Canada, 8-1 (2002) 1 New Zealand lost to Canada, 9-1 (2006) 1 New Zealand lost to Germany, 10-1 (2006) 1 Denmark lost to China, 8-1 (2010) 2 11 teams with only 2 goals in a Match. Largest Margin of Victory, Match, Men (since 1998) 9 Germany defeated New Zealand, 10-1 (2006) 8 Canada defeated United States, 11-3 (1998) 8 Norway defeated Italy, 11-3, (2006) 8 Canada defeated New Zealand, 9-1 (2006) 8 Switzerland defeated Italy, 10-2 (2006) 7 10 matches with victory margin of 7 points. Most Total Points, Match, Men (since 1998)

7 18 Norway defeated Canada, 10-8 (1998) 17 Germany defeated United States, 9-8 (2002) 17 Norway defeated Sweden, 9-8 (2002) 17 Italy defeated Germany, 9-8 (2006) 17 United States defeated Great Britain, 9-8 (2006) 17 Canada defeated France, 12-5 (2010) 16 9 matches with 16 total points scored. Most Extra Ends, Match, Men 1 24 matches have taken 11 ends. (1998-1, , , ) Shortest Match, Men 6 ends Canada defeated United States, 11-3 (1998) 6 ends Canada defeated Finland, 9-4 (2002) 6 ends Canada defeated France, 8-1 (2002) 6 ends Sweden defeated Finland, 11-4 (2002) 6 ends Switzerland defeated Italy, 10-2 (2006) 6 ends Germany defeated New Zealand, 10-1 (2006) 6 ends Canada defeated Denmark, 10-3 (2010) Shortened Matches, Men ends 1 match 8 ends 6 matches 9 ends 13 matches ends 3 matches 8 ends 3 matches 9 ends 9 matches ends 2 matches 7 ends 3 matches 8 ends 5 matches 9 ends 9 matches ends 1 match 7 ends 2 matches 8 ends 5 matches 9 ends 14 matches Highest Team Percentage Scoring, Match, Men (since 2010) 91% Norway defeated Switzerland, 7-5 (2010) 91% Canada defeated Norway, 7-6 (2010) 91% Canada defeated Switzerland, 6-4 (2010) 91% Switzerland defeated France, 6-2 (2010) 90% Canada defeated Denmark, 10-3 (2010) 89% Norway lost to Sweden, 8-7 (2010) 88% Norway defeated Denmark, 6-3 (2010) 88% Sweden defeated Norway, 8-7 (2010) 88% Norway defeated France, 9-2 (2010) 87% Switzerland defeated China, 9-5 (2010) 87% Great Britain defeated United States, 4-2 (2010) 87% Switzerland defeated Sweden, 7-3 (2010) 87% Canada defeated China, 10-3 (2010) Highest Individual Percentage Scoring, Match, Men (since 2010)

8 100% Håvard Vad Petersson (NOR-2010, vs. Germany) 100% Lars Vilandt (DEN-2010, ) 100% Ben Hebert (CAN-2010, vs. France) 100% Graeme Connal (GBR-2010, vs. Germany) 98% Håvard Vad Petersson (NOR-2010, ) 98% Kevin Martin (CAN-2010, ) 98% Euan Byers (GBR-2010, vs. Norway) 97% Thomas Ulsrud (NOR-2010, ) 96% Viktor Kjäll (SWE-2010, ) 96% Markus Eggler (SUI-2010, vs. France) 95% Marc Kennedy (CAN-2010, vs. Norway) 95% Håvard Vad Petersson (NOR-2010, vs. France) 95% Fredrik Lindberg (SWE-2010, ) Highest Individual Percentage Scoring, Tournament, Men (since 2010) 100% Graeme Connal (GBR-2010) (1 match only) 88% Håvard Vad Petersson (NOR-2010) 86% Ben Hebert (CAN-2010) 85% Kevin Martin (CAN-2010) 85% Marc Kennedy (CAN-2010) 85% Thomas Ulsrud (NOR-2010) 85% Christoffer Svae (NOR-2010) 85% Euan Byers (GBR-2010) 85% Lars Vilandt (DEN-2010) 84% Markus Eggler (SUI-2010) 84% Simon Strübin (SUI-2010) Highest Score, Match, Women 12 Sweden (1998, vs. Japan) 12 China (2010, ) 12 Japan (2010, ) 11 Denmark (2002, ) 11 United States (2002, ) 11 United States (2002, vs. Norway) 11 Canada (2006, vs. Norway) 11 Norway (2006, ) 11 Switzerland (2006, vs. Italy) 11 Canada (2006, ) 11 United States (2006, vs. Italy) 11 Canada (2006, vs. Italy) 11 Switzerland (2006, vs. Japan) 11 China (2010, ) 11 Japan (2010, ) Highest Score, End, Women 5 Canada (2006,, End 1) 5 China (2010,, End 6) 5 Japan (2010,, End 9) 4 33 teams tied with 4 points in an end. Highest Score by End, Women End 1 5 Canada (2006, ) End teams tied with 3 points in End 2. End 3

9 4 Denmark (2002, ) 4 Switzerland (2006, vs. Italy) 4 Great Britain (2006, ) 4 Great Britain (2006, ) 4 Canada (2010, ) End 4 4 Sweden (2002, ) 4 Switzerland (2006, vs. Japan) 4 Switzerland (2010, ) 4 Switzerland (2010, vs. Japan) End teams tied with 4 points in End 5. End 6 5 China (2010, ) End 7 4 Sweden (1998, ) 4 Sweden (1998, vs. Japan) 4 Norway (2002, vs. Japan) 4 Switzerland (2006, vs. Norway) 4 Sweden (2006, ) End 8 4 Switzerland (2006, vs. Japan) 4 China (2010, ) End 9 5 Japan (2010, ) End 10 4 Germany (2002, ) 4 Norway (2006, ) End 11 3 Japan (2010, ) End 12 1 Switzerland (2002, ) Highest Losing Score, Match, Women 9 Sweden (2002, lost to Denmark, 11-9) 9 Russia (2010, lost to Japan, 12-9) 8 United States (1998, lost to Norway, 9-8) 8 Denmark (2002, lost to Switzerland, 9-8) 8 Norway (2006, lost to Canada, 10-8) 8 United States (2006, lost to Switzerland, 9-8) 8 Denmark (2006, lost to Canada, 9-8) 8 Norway (2006, lost to Russia, 10-8) 8 Great Britain (2010, lost to Denmark, 9-8) 7 15 losing teams tied with 7 goals. Fewest Points Scored, Match, Women 1 Japan lost to Great Britain, 9-1 (2002) 1 Denmark lost to Norway, 8-1 (2006) 1 Denmark lost to China, 11-1 (2010) 1 Sweden lost to Russia, 10-1 (2010) 2 11 teams with only 2 goals in a Match. Largest Margin of Victory, Match, Women 10 China defeated Denmark, 11-1 (2010) 9 United States defeated Norway, 11-2 (2002) 9 Russia defeated Sweden, 10-1 (2010)

10 8 United States defeated Japan, 10-2 (1998) 8 Great Britain defeated Japan, 9-1 (2002) 8 Switzerland defeated Denmark, 10-2 (2006) 8 United States defeated Italy, 11-3 (2006) 7 12 matches with victory margin of 7 points. Most Total Points, Match, Women 21 Japan defeated Russia, 12-9 (2010) 20 Denmark defeated Sweden, 11-9 (2002) 18 Sweden defeated Japan, 12-6 (1998) 18 Canada defeated Norway, 10-8 (2006) 18 Russia defeated Norway, 10-8 (2006) 18 China defeated Switzerland, 12-6 (2010) 17 7 matches with 17 total points scored. Most Extra Ends, Match, Women 2 Switzerland defeated Russia, 7-6 (2002) 1 25 matches have taken 11 ends (1998-5, , , ) Shortest Match, Women 6 ends United States defeated Italy, 11-3 (2006) 6 ends Norway defeated Denmark, 8-1 (2006) 6 ends Great Britain defeated United States, 10-4 (2006) 6 ends China defeated Denmark, 11-1 (2010) Shortened Matches, Women ends 1 match 8 ends 3 matches 9 ends 19 matches ends 2 matches 8 ends 2 matches 9 ends 4 matches ends 3 matches 7 ends 2 matches 8 ends 5 matches 9 ends 5 matches ends 1 match 7 ends 3 matches 8 ends 3 matches 9 ends 12 matches Highest Team Percentage Scoring, Match, Women (since 2010) 88% Sweden defeated Germany, 8-7 (2010) 87% Canada defeated Russia, 7-3 (2010) 86% Canada defeated Sweden, 6-2 (2010) 86% Russia defeated Sweden, 10-1 (2010) 86% Canada defeated United States, 9-2 (2010) 86% China defeated Canada, 12-6 (2010) 86% Switzerland defeated Japan, 10-4 (2010) 86% Sweden defeated United States, 9-3 (2010) 84% Canada lost to China, 12-6 (2010) 83% United States lost to Sweden, 9-3 (2010)

11 83% Russia lost to Germany, 9-5 (2010) 83% Canada defeated Great Britain, 6-5 (2010) Highest Individual Percentage Scoring, Match, Women (since 2010) 95% Lyudmila Privivkova (RUS-2010, ) 95% Anna Svärd-Le Moine (SWE-2010, ) 94% Natalie Nicholson (USA-2010, vs. Germany) 94% Lorna Vevers (GBR-2010, ) 94% Mirjam Ott (SUI-2010, vs. Japan) 94% Kotomi Ishizaki (JPN-2010, ) 93% Cheryl Bernard (CAN-2010, ) 93% Cheryl Bernard (CAN-2010, ) 93% Eva Lund (SWE-2010, vs. Germany) 92% Zhou Yan (CHN-2010, ) 92% Eve Muirhead (GBR-2010, vs. Germany) 92% Wang Bingyu (CHN-2010, ) 92% Cathrine Lindahl (SWE-2010, ) Highest Individual Percentage Scoring, Tournament, Women (since 2010) 84% Irene Schori (SUI-2010) 84% Yekaterina Galkina (RUS-2010) 83% Susan O'Connor (CAN-2010) 83% Natalie Nicholson (USA-2010) 82% Anna Svärd-Le Moine (SWE-2010) 82% Kotomi Ishizaki (JPN-2010) 81% Cheryl Bernard (CAN-2010) 81% Carolyn Darbyshire-McRory (CAN-2010) 80% Anette Norberg (SWE-2010) 79% Cathrine Lindahl (SWE-2010) 79% Cori Bartel (CAN-2010) 79% Janine Greiner (SUI-2010) 79% Camilla Jensen (DEN-2010) Medals Won by Countries RankUS RankEuro NOC Gold Silver Bronze Totals 1 1 Canada Switzerland Sweden Norway Great Britain =6 =6 Denmark =6 =6 Finland =8 =8 China =8 =8 France =8 =8 United States Totals (9 events) Medals Won by Countries, Men RankUS RankEuro NOC Gold Silver Bronze Totals 1 1 Canada Norway Switzerland Great Britain =5 =5 Finland =5 =5 Sweden =7 =7 France

12 =7 =7 United States Totals (5 events) Medals Won by Countries, Women RankUS RankEuro NOC Gold Silver Bronze Totals 1 2 Canada Sweden Switzerland Great Britain Denmark China Totals (4 events) Overall Records by Countries, Men # 1 R B W Gms Won Lost Pts %%% PF PA PFA PAA AVM Canada Norway = Switzerland = Finland # 1 R B W Gms Won Lost Pts %%% PF PA PFA PAA AVM Great Britain = Sweden = Italy United States Japan Germany = Denmark = China France New Zealand Totals ,276 2, Overall Records by Countries, Women # 1 R B W Gms Won Lost Pts %%% PF PA PFA PAA AVM Canada Sweden Switzerland China Great Britain Norway Denmark = Germany United States Russia = Japan = Italy Totals ,291 2, # = Number of Olympic Tournaments; 1 = First Olympic Tournament; R = Most Recent Olympic Tournament; B =Best Finish; W = Worst Finish; Gms = Number of Games; W = Games Won; L = Games Lost; Pts = Tournament Points (2 for each match won); %%% = Tournament Points Percentage; PF = Overall Points Scored By; PA = Overall Points Scored Against; PFA = Average Points per Game Scored By; PAA = Average Points per Game Scored Against; AVM = Average Victory Margin per Game (negative numbers indicates average losing margin). Men s Olympic Curling Matches Involving 2014 Winter Olympic Teams Canada 2010 Round-robin, Match #42 Canada d. China 10-3 February Round-robin, Match #42 Canada d. Denmark 8-3 February Round-robin, Match #21 Canada d. Denmark 10-3 February 19

13 vs. Germany 1998 Round-robin, Match #15 Canada d. Germany 10-6 February Round-robin, Match #28 Canada d. Germany 9-7 February Round-robin, Match #5 Canada d. Germany 10-5 February Round-robin, Match #5 Canada d. Germany 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #9 Canada d. Great Britain 10-3 February Round-robin, Match #4 Canada d. Great Britain 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #15 Canada d. Great Britain 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #30 Canada d. Great Britain 7-6 February 20 vs. Norway 1998 Round-robin, Match #28 Norway d. Canada 10-8 February Round-robin, Match #38 Canada d. Norway 9-4 February Gold Medal Match Norway d. Canada 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #23 Canada d. Norway 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #2 Canada d. Norway 7-6 February Gold Medal Match Canada d. Norway 6-3 February 27 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #22 Canada d. Sweden 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #21 Sweden d. Canada 6-5 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. Sweden 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #10 Sweden d. Canada 8-7 February Round-robin, Match #14 Canada d. Sweden 7-3 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. Sweden 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #20 Canada d. Switzerland 8-3 February Gold Medal Match Switzerland d. Canada 9-3 February Round-robin, Match #30 Canada d. Switzerland 7-2 February Round-robin, Match #18 Canada d. Switzerland 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #33 Canada d. Switzerland 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #6 Canada d. United States 11-3 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. United States 7-1 February Round-robin, Match #6 Canada d. United States 8-3 February Round-robin, Match #45 Canada d. United States 6-3 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. United States 11-5 February Round-robin, Match #36 Canada d. United States 7-2 February 22 China 2010 Round-robin, Match #42 Canada d. China 10-3 February Round-robin, Match #10 China d. Denmark 8-1 February 17 vs. Germany 2010 Round-robin, Match #37 Germany d. China 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #26 Great Britain d. China 9-4 February 20 vs. Norway 2010 Round-robin, Match #23 Norway d. China 7-5 February 19 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #16 Sweden d. China 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #28 Switzerland d. China 9-5 February 20

14 2010 Round-robin, Match #41 China d. United States 11-5 February 22 Denmark 2002 Round-robin, Match #42 Canada d. Denmark 8-3 February Round-robin, Match #21 Canada d. Denmark 10-3 February Round-robin, Match #10 China d. Denmark 8-1 February 17 vs. Germany 2002 Round-robin, Match #23 Germany d. Denmark 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #34 Denmark d. Germany 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #32 Denmark d. Great Britain 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #17 Great Britain d. Denmark 9-6 February 18 vs. Norway 2002 Round-robin, Match #26 Norway d. Denmark 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #24 Norway d. Denmark 6-3 February 20 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #16 Sweden d. Denmark 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #43 Sweden d. Denmark 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #10 Switzerland d. Denmark 10-6 February Round-robin, Match #4 Switzerland d. Denmark 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #35 Denmark d. United States 9-7 February Round-robin, Match #12 Denmark d. United States 7-6 February 18 Germany 1998 Round-robin, Match #15 Canada d. Germany 10-6 February Round-robin, Match #28 Canada d. Germany 9-7 February Round-robin, Match #5 Canada d. Germany 10-5 February Round-robin, Match #5 Canada d. Germany 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #37 Germany d. China 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #23 Germany d. Denmark 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #34 Denmark d. Germany 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #23 Germany d. Great Britain 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #17 Great Britain d. Germany 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #20 Great Britain d. Germany 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #39 Great Britain d. Germany 8-2 February 22 vs. Norway 1998 Round-robin, Match #8 Norway d. Germany 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #36 Norway d. Germany 10-5 February Round-robin, Match #42 Norway d. Germany 5-2 February Round-robin, Match #13 Norway d. Germany 7-4 February 18 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games.

15 1998 Round-robin, Match #10 Sweden d. Germany 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #37 Sweden d. Germany 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #36 Germany d. Sweden 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #11 Sweden d. Germany 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #1 Switzerland d. Germany 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #43 Switzerland d. Germany 10-4 February Round-robin, Match #26 Switzerland d. Germany 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #20 Germany d. Switzerland 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #17 United States d. Germany 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #15 Germany d. United States 9-8 February Round-robin, Match #31 United States d. Germany 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #3 Germany d. United States 7-5 February 16 Great Britain 1998 Round-robin, Match #9 Canada d. Great Britain 10-3 February Round-robin, Match #4 Canada d. Great Britain 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #15 Canada d. Great Britain 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #30 Canada d. Great Britain 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #26 Great Britain d. China 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #32 Denmark d. Great Britain 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #17 Great Britain d. Denmark 9-6 February 18 vs. Germany 1998 Round-robin, Match #23 Germany d. Great Britain 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #17 Great Britain d. Germany 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #20 Great Britain d. Germany 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #39 Great Britain d. Germany 8-2 February 22 vs. Norway 1998 Round-robin, Match #2 Great Britain d. Norway 4-2 February Round-robin, Match #14 Norway d. Great Britain 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #17 Great Britain d. Norway 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #44 Norway d. Great Britain 9-5 February 23 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #2 Great Britain d. Sweden 38-7 January Round-robin, Match #16 Sweden d. Great Britain 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #9 Sweden d. Great Britain 7-2 February Round-robin, Match #27 Great Britain d. Sweden 8-2 February Round-robin, Match #1 Sweden d. Great Britain 6-4 February Playoff, Match #1 Sweden d. Great Britain 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #7 Switzerland d. Great Britain 10-4 February Round-robin, Match #33 Switzerland d. Great Britain 10-4 February Round-robin, Match #33 Great Britain d. Switzerland 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #15 Switzerland d. Great Britain 4-3 February Round-robin, Match #25 United States d. Great Britain 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #44 Great Britain d. United States 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #38 United States d. Great Britain 9-8 February Bronze Medal Match United States d. Great Britain 8-6 February Round-robin, Match #31 Great Britain d. United States 4-2 February 21 Norway

16 1998 Round-robin, Match #28 Norway d. Canada 10-8 February Round-robin, Match #38 Canada d. Norway 9-4 February Gold Medal Match Norway d. Canada 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #23 Canada d. Norway 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #2 Canada d. Norway 7-6 February Gold Medal Match Canada d. Norway 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #23 Norway d. China 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #26 Norway d. Denmark 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #24 Norway d. Denmark 6-3 February 20 vs. Germany 1998 Round-robin, Match #8 Norway d. Germany 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #36 Norway d. Germany 10-5 February Round-robin, Match #42 Norway d. Germany 5-2 February Round-robin, Match #13 Norway d. Germany 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #2 Great Britain d. Norway 4-2 February Round-robin, Match #14 Norway d. Great Britain 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #17 Great Britain d. Norway 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #44 Norway d. Great Britain 9-5 February 23 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #19 Norway d. Sweden 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #45 Norway d. Sweden 9-8 February Round-robin, Match #14 Norway d. Sweden 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #32 Sweden d. Norway 8-7 February Round-robin, Match #21 Norway d. Switzerland 5-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Switzerland d. Norway 8-7 February Round-robin, Match #5 Switzerland d. Norway 5-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Norway d. Switzerland 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #9 Norway d. Switzerland 7-2 February Round-robin, Match #18 Norway d. Switzerland 7-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Norway d. Switzerland 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #11 United States d. Norway 7-6 February Bronze Medal Match Norway d. United States 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #20 Norway d. United States 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #3 United States d. Norway 11-5 February Round-robin, Match #7 Norway d. United States 6-5 February 16 Russia Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games. Sweden 1998 Round-robin, Match #22 Canada d. Sweden 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #21 Sweden d. Canada 6-5 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. Sweden 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #10 Sweden d. Canada 8-7 February Round-robin, Match #14 Canada d. Sweden 7-3 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. Sweden 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #16 Sweden d. China 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #16 Sweden d. Denmark 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #43 Sweden d. Denmark 7-6 February 23

17 vs. Germany 1998 Round-robin, Match #10 Sweden d. Germany 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #37 Sweden d. Germany 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #36 Germany d. Sweden 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #11 Sweden d. Germany 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #2 Great Britain d. Sweden 38-7 January Round-robin, Match #16 Sweden d. Great Britain 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #9 Sweden d. Great Britain 7-2 February Round-robin, Match #27 Great Britain d. Sweden 8-2 February Round-robin, Match #1 Sweden d. Great Britain 6-4 February Playoff, Match #1 Sweden d. Great Britain 7-6 February 24 vs. Norway 1998 Round-robin, Match #19 Norway d. Sweden 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #45 Norway d. Sweden 9-8 February Round-robin, Match #14 Norway d. Sweden 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #32 Sweden d. Norway 8-7 February 21 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #27 Switzerland d. Sweden 8-2 February Round-robin, Match #19 Switzerland d. Sweden 8-7 February Bronze Medal Match Switzerland d. Sweden 7-3 February Round-robin, Match #41 Switzerland d. Sweden 8-3 February Round-robin, Match #38 Switzerland d. Sweden 7-3 February Bronze Medal Match Switzerland d. Sweden 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #4 Sweden d. United States 6-2 February Playoff, Match #1 United States d. Sweden 5-2 February Round-robin, Match #3 United States d. Sweden 10-5 February Round-robin, Match #22 United States d. Sweden 10-6 February Round-robin, Match #27 United States d. Sweden 8-7 February 20 Switzerland 1998 Round-robin, Match #20 Canada d. Switzerland 8-3 February Gold Medal Match Switzerland d. Canada 9-3 February Round-robin, Match #30 Canada d. Switzerland 7-2 February Round-robin, Match #18 Canada d. Switzerland 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #33 Canada d. Switzerland 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #28 Switzerland d. China 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #10 Switzerland d. Denmark 10-6 February Round-robin, Match #4 Switzerland d. Denmark 6-5 February 16 vs. Germany 1998 Round-robin, Match #1 Switzerland d. Germany 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #43 Switzerland d. Germany 10-4 February Round-robin, Match #26 Switzerland d. Germany 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #20 Germany d. Switzerland 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #7 Switzerland d. Great Britain 10-4 February Round-robin, Match #33 Switzerland d. Great Britain 10-4 February Round-robin, Match #33 Great Britain d. Switzerland 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #15 Switzerland d. Great Britain 4-3 February 18 vs. Norway 1998 Round-robin, Match #21 Norway d. Switzerland 5-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Switzerland d. Norway 8-7 February Round-robin, Match #5 Switzerland d. Norway 5-4 February 11

18 2002 Semi-finals, Match #2 Norway d. Switzerland 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #9 Norway d. Switzerland 7-2 February Round-robin, Match #18 Norway d. Switzerland 7-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Norway d. Switzerland 7-5 February 25 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #27 Switzerland d. Sweden 8-2 February Round-robin, Match #19 Switzerland d. Sweden 8-7 February Bronze Medal Match Switzerland d. Sweden 7-3 February Round-robin, Match #41 Switzerland d. Sweden 8-3 February Round-robin, Match #38 Switzerland d. Sweden 7-3 February Bronze Medal Match Switzerland d. Sweden 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #14 Switzerland d. United States 7-2 February Round-robin, Match #22 United States d. Switzerland 6-2 February Round-robin, Match #28 United States d. Switzerland 7-3 February Round-robin, Match #9 Switzerland d. United States 7-6 February 17 United States 1998 Round-robin, Match #6 Canada d. United States 11-3 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. United States 7-1 February Round-robin, Match #6 Canada d. United States 8-3 February Round-robin, Match #45 Canada d. United States 6-3 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. United States 11-5 February Round-robin, Match #36 Canada d. United States 7-2 February Round-robin, Match #41 China d. United States 11-5 February Round-robin, Match #35 Denmark d. United States 9-7 February Round-robin, Match #12 Denmark d. United States 7-6 February 18 vs. Germany 1998 Round-robin, Match #17 United States d. Germany 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #15 Germany d. United States 9-8 February Round-robin, Match #31 United States d. Germany 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #3 Germany d. United States 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #25 United States d. Great Britain 6-3 February Round-robin, Match #44 Great Britain d. United States 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #38 United States d. Great Britain 9-8 February Bronze Medal Match United States d. Great Britain 8-6 February Round-robin, Match #31 Great Britain d. United States 4-2 February 21 vs. Norway 1998 Round-robin, Match #11 United States d. Norway 7-6 February Bronze Medal Match Norway d. United States 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #20 Norway d. United States 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #3 United States d. Norway 11-5 February Round-robin, Match #7 Norway d. United States 6-5 February 16 Russia has never previously competed in men s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #4 Sweden d. United States 6-2 February Playoff, Match #1 United States d. Sweden 5-2 February Round-robin, Match #3 United States d. Sweden 10-5 February Round-robin, Match #22 United States d. Sweden 10-6 February Round-robin, Match #27 United States d. Sweden 8-7 February Round-robin, Match #14 Switzerland d. United States 7-2 February 11

19 2002 Round-robin, Match #22 United States d. Switzerland 6-2 February Round-robin, Match #28 United States d. Switzerland 7-3 February Round-robin, Match #9 Switzerland d. United States 7-6 February 17 Women s Olympic Curling Matches Involving 2014 Winter Olympic Teams Canada 2010 Round-robin, Match #31 China d. Canada 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #13 Canada d. Denmark 9-5 February Gold Medal Match Canada d. Denmark 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #34 Canada d. Denmark 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #42 Canada d. Denmark 9-8 February Round-robin, Match #19 Canada d. Denmark 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #19 Canada d. Great Britain 8-3 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. Great Britain 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #24 Canada d. Great Britain 9-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Great Britain d. Canada 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #26 Canada d. Great Britain 9-3 February Round-robin, Match #41 Canada d. Great Britain 6-5 February 23 vs. Japan 1998 Round-robin, Match #11 Canada d. Japan 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #29 Canada d. Japan 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #31 Japan d. Canada 5-2 February Round-robin, Match #8 Canada d. Japan 7-6 February 17 vs. Korea Korea has never previously competed in women s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #11 Canada d. Russia 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #11 Canada d. Russia 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #43 Canada d. Russia 7-3 February Round-robin, Match #21 Canada d. Sweden 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #1 Canada d. Sweden 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #2 Sweden d. Canada 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #36 Canada d. Sweden 6-2 February Gold Medal Match Sweden d. Canada 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #42 Switzerland d. Canada 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #17 Switzerland d. Canada 6-5 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Switzerland d. Canada 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #4 Canada d. Switzerland 5-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Canada d. Switzerland 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #2 Canada d. United States 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #13 Canada d. United States 6-4 February Bronze Medal Match Canada d. United States 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #8 Canada d. United States 11-5 February Round-robin, Match #29 Canada d. United States 9-2 February 21 China 2010 Round-robin, Match #31 China d. Canada 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #18 China d. Denmark 11-1 February Round-robin, Match #5 Great Britain d. China 5-4 February 17

20 vs. Japan 2010 Round-robin, Match #13 China d. Japan 9-5 February 18 vs. Korea Korea has never previously competed in women s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #34 Russia d. China 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #20 Sweden d. China 6-4 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Sweden d. China 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #11 China d. Switzerland 8-6 February Bronze Medal Match China d. Switzerland 12-6 February Round-robin, Match #40 China d. United States 6-5 February 23 Denmark 1998 Round-robin, Match #13 Canada d. Denmark 9-5 February Gold Medal Match Canada d. Denmark 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #34 Canada d. Denmark 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #42 Canada d. Denmark 9-8 February Round-robin, Match #19 Canada d. Denmark 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #18 China d. Denmark 11-1 February Round-robin, Match #5 Denmark d. Great Britain 9-3 February Round-robin, Match #31 Great Britain d. Denmark 8-6 February Round-robin, Match #4 Great Britain d. Denmark 3-2 February Round-robin, Match #37 Denmark d. Great Britain 9-8 February 22 vs. Japan 1998 Round-robin, Match #24 Denmark d. Japan 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #45 Japan d. Denmark 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #18 Denmark d. Japan 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #44 Denmark d. Japan 7-5 February 23 vs. Korea Korea has never previously competed in women s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #21 Russia d. Denmark 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #38 Russia d. Denmark 9-7 February Round-robin, Match #9 Russia d. Denmark 7-3 February Round-robin, Match #12 Sweden d. Denmark 5-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Denmark d. Sweden 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #16 Denmark d. Sweden 11-9 February Round-robin, Match #30 Sweden d. Denmark 10-5 February Round-robin, Match #2 Sweden d. Denmark 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #3 Switzerland d. Denmark 9-8 February Round-robin, Match #22 Switzerland d. Denmark 10-2 February Round-robin, Match #25 Switzerland d. Denmark 8-7 February Round-robin, Match #18 Denmark d. United States 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #19 Denmark d. United States 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #16 United States d. Denmark 8-3 February Round-robin, Match #15 Denmark d. United States 7-6 February 18

21 Great Britain 1998 Round-robin, Match #19 Canada d. Great Britain 8-3 February Semi-finals, Match #1 Canada d. Great Britain 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #24 Canada d. Great Britain 9-4 February Semi-finals, Match #2 Great Britain d. Canada 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #26 Canada d. Great Britain 9-3 February Round-robin, Match #41 Canada d. Great Britain 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #5 Great Britain d. China 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #5 Denmark d. Great Britain 9-3 February Round-robin, Match #31 Great Britain d. Denmark 8-6 February Round-robin, Match #4 Great Britain d. Denmark 3-2 February Round-robin, Match #37 Denmark d. Great Britain 9-8 February 22 vs. Japan 1998 Round-robin, Match #4 Great Britain d. Japan 7-5 February Round-robin, Match #12 Great Britain d. Japan 9-1 February Round-robin, Match #37 Japan d. Great Britain 10-5 February Round-robin, Match #21 Japan d. Great Britain 11-4 February 19 vs. Korea Korea has never previously competed in women s curling at the Olympic Winter Games Round-robin, Match #18 Great Britain d. Russia 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #19 Great Britain d. Russia 10-4 February Round-robin, Match #14 Great Britain d. Russia 10-3 February Round-robin, Match #27 Sweden d. Great Britain 8-5 February Bronze Medal Match Sweden d. Great Britain 10-6 February Round-robin, Match #7 Sweden d. Great Britain 7-4 February Playoff, Match #1 Great Britain d. Sweden 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #13 Sweden d. Great Britain 8-6 February Round-robin, Match #10 Sweden d. Great Britain 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #25 Great Britain d. Switzerland 7-4 February Gold Medal Match Great Britain d. Switzerland 4-3 February Round-robin, Match #6 Great Britain d. Switzerland 5-4 February Round-robin, Match #27 Switzerland d. Great Britain 10-6 February Round-robin, Match #16 Great Britain d. United States 8-5 February Round-robin, Match #39 United States d. Great Britain 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #45 Great Britain d. United States 10-4 February Round-robin, Match #24 United States d. Great Britain 6-5 February 20 Japan 1998 Round-robin, Match #11 Canada d. Japan 7-4 February Round-robin, Match #29 Canada d. Japan 9-4 February Round-robin, Match #31 Japan d. Canada 5-2 February Round-robin, Match #8 Canada d. Japan 7-6 February Round-robin, Match #13 China d. Japan 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #24 Denmark d. Japan 6-4 February Round-robin, Match #45 Japan d. Denmark 6-5 February Round-robin, Match #18 Denmark d. Japan 9-5 February Round-robin, Match #44 Denmark d. Japan 7-5 February 23