The 2021–22 curling season began in June 2021 and ended in May 2022.
Note: In events with two genders, the men's tournament winners will be listed before the women's tournament winners.
World Curling Federation events
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Championships European Curling Championships Geneva, Switzerland, Sep. 12–17 C M (Čulić) (Verreycken) (Pitoňák)W (Paulauskaitė) (Zavrtanik Drglin) (Augustin) World Mixed Curling Championship Aberdeen, Scotland, Oct. Cancelled World Wheelchair Curling Championship Beijing, China, Oct. 23–30 (Wang) (Petersson-Dahl) RCF (Kurokhtin) Americas Zone Challenge Lacombe, Alberta, Canada, Oct. 29–31 (Bottcher) (Mello) (Barajas) Pacific-Asia Curling Championships Almaty, Kazakhstan, Nov. 7–13 M (Kim) (Morozumi) (Lin)W (Yoshimura) (Kim) (Ebauyer) European Curling Championships Lillehammer, Norway, Nov. 20–27 A M (Mouat) (Edin) (Retornaz)W (Muirhead) (Hasselborg) (Jentsch)B M (Karagöz) (Glukhov) (Vez)W (Rørvik) (Barone) (Szentannai) Winter Universiade Lucerne, Switzerland, Dec. 6–14 Cancelled World Junior-B Curling Championships Lohja, Finland, Jan. 3–14 M Play halted after 10 drawsW Cancelled 2022 Winter Olympics Beijing, China, Feb. 2–20 M (Edin) (Mouat) (Gushue) W (Muirhead) (Fujisawa) (Hasselborg) MD (Constantini / Mosaner) (Skaslien / Nedregotten) (de Val / Eriksson) Winter Paralympics Beijing, China, Mar. 5–12 (Wang) (Petersson-Dahl) (Ideson) World Women's Curling Championship Prince George, British Columbia, Canada, Mar. 19–27 (Tirinzoni) (Kim) (Einarson) World Men's Curling Championship Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, Apr. 2–10 (Edin) (Gushue) (Retornaz) World Senior Curling Championships Geneva, Switzerland, Apr. 23–30 M (White) (Šik) (Wranå)W (Lestander) (Smith) (Hazard) World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Geneva, Switzerland, Apr. 23–30 (Muirhead / Lammie) (Pätz / Michel) (Schöll / Harsch) European Curling Championships Kaunas, Lithuania, Apr. 30 – May 5 C M (Wilson) (Nikolov) (Seixeiro)W (Van Oosterwyck) (Valles Rodriguez) (Ahrenberg) World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Lohja, Finland, Apr. 30 – May 5 (Johansson / Holm) (Sárai / Beke) (Iversen / Lorentsen) World Junior Curling Championships Jönköping, Sweden, May 15–22 M (Craik) (Kapp) (Purcell)W (Yamamoto) (Dryburgh) (Strouse)
Qualification events
Event Qualifiers Pre-Olympic Qualification Event Erzurum, Turkey, Oct. 5–15 M W MD Olympic Qualification Event Leeuwarden, Netherlands, Dec. 5–18 M W MD World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event Forfar, Scotland, Jan. 4-9 Cancelled World Qualification Event Lohja, Finland, Jan. 18–22 M W
Other events
Event Winner Runner-up United States Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials Qualifier 1 Denver, Colorado, Aug. 19–22 B. Hamilton / M. Hamilton Sinclair / Ruohonen Russian Mixed Doubles Cup Irkutsk, Russia, Aug. 27–30 Ezekh / Stukalskiy Babarykina / Manasevich United States Olympic Trials Qualifier – Seattle Seattle, Washington, Sep. 3–6 Rich Ruohonen Scott Dunnam Madison Bear Christine McMakin Delaney Strouse Japanese Olympic Curling Trials Wakkanai, Japan, Sep. 10–12 Satsuki Fujisawa Sayaka Yoshimura United States Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials Qualifier 2 Blaine, Minnesota, Sep. 17–20 Sinclair / Ruohonen Walker / Leichter Japanese Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials Wakkanai, Japan, Sep. 18–20 Matsumura / Tanida Yoshida / Matsumura Russian Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials – Leg 1 Sochi, Russia, Sep. 21–25 Sidorova / Timofeev Moskaleva / Eremin Swiss Olympic Curling Trials Biel, Switzerland, Sep. 22–25 Peter de Cruz Yannick Schwaller Chairman's Cup Uiseong, South Korea, Sep. 25–27 Lee Jae-beom Park Jong-duk Gim Un-chi Kim Hye-rin United States Olympic Trials Qualifier – Mayfield Cleveland, Ohio, Sep. 30 – Oct. 3 Greg Persinger Scott Dunnam Delaney Strouse Christine McMakin Russian Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials – Leg 2 Kislovodsk, Russia, Oct. 16–20 Sidorova / Timofeev Moskaleva / Eremin German Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials Füssen, Germany, Oct. 23–25 Schöll / Harsch Kapp / Muskatewitz United States Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials Eveleth, Minnesota, Oct. 26–31 Persinger / Plys Sinclair / Ruohonen Canadian Deaf Curling Championship Morris, Manitoba, Nov. 10–14 Ross LaVallee Joseph Comte Korol / Austria Logan / Chung Norway Cup Trondheim, Norway, Nov. 12–14 Magnus Nedregotten Lukas Høstmælingen (Elite Group) Steffen Walstad (Elite Group) Magnus Ramsfjell United States Olympic Trials Omaha, Nebraska, Nov. 12–21 John Shuster Korey Dropkin Tabitha Peterson Cory Christensen Japanese World Championship Trials Tokoro, Japan, Dec. 10–12 Takumi Maeda Yusuke Morozumi Seina Nakajima Sayaka Yoshimura Swedish Eliteserien Sundbyberg, Sweden, Feb. 18–20 Isabella Wranå Tova Sundberg Cal State Games Vernon, California, Mar. 4–6 Justin McBride Ahmet Uysal World Deaf Curling Championship Banff, Alberta, Mar. 12–26 Herman Fuechtmann Vadym Marchenko Kateryna Yakymets Emma Logan Yakymets / Pleskanka Matsuhashi / Araya SGI Canada Best of the West Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Apr. 22–24 1 (Kleiter) 1 (Lott) 1 (Brown) 2 (Peterson) M (Wills / Springer) W (Rocque / Schmiemann) Nornickel Curling Cup Dudinka, Russia, May 26–29 Sergey Glukhov Alexey Stukalskiy
Curling Canada events
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Championships
Canadian Mixed Curling Championship Canmore, Alberta, Nov. 7–14 (Ménard) (McLean) (Koe) World Junior Qualification Event Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Nov. 22–27 (Purcell) (Young) (Mitchell) (Bernath) (Ladouceur) (Crough) (Stevens) (Cluff) Tim Hortons Curling Trials Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Nov. 20–28 Brad Gushue Brad Jacobs Kevin Koe Jennifer Jones Tracy Fleury Krista McCarville Canadian Curling Club Championships Ottawa, Ontario, Nov. 29 – Dec. 4 (Deagle) (Grindheim) (Spencer) (Larocque) (Shields) (Thompson) Canadian Senior Curling Championships Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Dec. 6–11 (White) (Cochrane) (McKee) (Anderson) (Arsenault) (Breen) Canad Inns Canadian Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Dec. 28 – Jan. 2 Cancelled Scotties Tournament of Hearts Thunder Bay, Ontario, Jan. 28 – Feb. 6 (Einarson) (McCarville) (Crawford) Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Feb. 21–26 Cancelled Tim Hortons Brier Lethbridge, Alberta, Mar. 4–13 Wild Card #1 (Gushue) (Koe) (Bottcher) U Sports/Curling Canada University Curling Championships Sudbury, Ontario, Mar. 15–19 Cancelled CCAA/Curling Canada College Curling Championships Sudbury, Ontario, Mar. 15–19 Cancelled Subway AUS Curling Championships Windsor, Nova Scotia, Mar. 17–19 Dalhousie Tigers (Purcell) Memorial Sea-Hawks (McNeil Lamswood) Saint Mary's Huskies (Weagle) Dalhousie Tigers (Gierling) UNB Reds (Campbell) Mount Allison Mounties (Wynter) Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Sudbury, Ontario, Mar. 22–27 Cancelled Canadian Junior Curling Championships Stratford, Ontario, Mar. 26 – Apr. 1 (Rooney) (Tao) (Bernath) (Stevens) (Deschenes) 2 (Booth) Canadian U18 Curling Championships Oakville, Ontario, May 1–7 1 (Drewitz) 2 (Mosher) 1 (Stratton) 1 (Plett) 2 (Booth) 1 (Richards)
Other events
Event Winner Runner-up Continental Cup Fredericton, New Brunswick, Jan. 20–23 Cancelled
Qualification events
Event Qualifiers Canadian Curling Trials Direct-Entry Event Ottawa, Ontario, Sep. 22–26 Mike McEwen Matt Dunstone Casey Scheidegger Kelsey Rocque Laura Walker Canadian Curling Pre-Trials Direct-Entry Event Ottawa, Ontario, Sep. 22–26 Vincent Roberge Sean Grassie Kerry Galusha Jill Brothers Home Hardware Olympic Pre-Trials Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Oct. 26–31 Jason Gunnlaugson Tanner Horgan Krista McCarville Jacqueline Harrison
Provincial and territorial playdowns
Province/territory Women Men Event Champion Runner-up Event Champion Runner-up Grande Prairie, Jan. 3–9 Alberta Scotties Laura Walker Casey Scheidegger Boston Pizza Cup Kevin Koe Ted Appelman Kamloops, Jan. 4–9 British Columbia Scotties Mary-Anne Arsenault Kayla MacMillan BC Men's Championship Jeff Richard Paul Cseke Carberry, Dec. 15–19 (Women's); Selkirk, Feb. 9–13 (Men's) Manitoba Scotties Mackenzie Zacharias Kristy Watling Viterra Championship Mike McEwen Colton Lott Moncton, Jan. 5–9 (Women's); Miramichi, Feb. 9–13 (Men's) New Brunswick Scotties Cancelled New Brunswick Tankard James Grattan Zach Eldridge St. John's, Jan. 4–9 (Women's); Feb. 8–13 (Men's) Newfoundland and Labrador Scotties Cancelled Newfoundland and Labrador Tankard Nathan Young Greg Smith Kenora, Jan. 4–9 (Women's); Sault Ste. Marie, Feb. 10–13 (Men's) Northern Ontario ScottiesCancelled Northern Ontario Men's Provincial Championship Brad Jacobs Sandy MacEwan Inuvik, Jan. 5–10 (Women's); Fort Smith, Feb. 9–13 (Men's) Northwest Territories Scotties Cancelled Northwest Territories Men's Championship Jamie Koe Greg Skauge Berwick, Dec. 8–11 (Women's); New Glasgow, Feb. 8–13 (Men's) Nova Scotia Scotties Christina Black Jill Brothers Deloitte Tankard Cancelled Iqaluit, Dec. 9–12 (Women's); Ottawa (Ontario), Jan. 27–30 (Men's) Nunavut Scotties Brigitte MacPhail – Nunavut Brier Playdowns Peter Mackey Thornhill, Apr. 7–10 (Women's); Port Elgin, Feb. 9–13 (Men's) Ontario Scotties Rachel Homan Carly Howard Ontario Tankard Scott Howard John Epping Montague, Jan. 5–9 (Women's); Jan. 26–30 (Men's) Prince Edward Island Scotties Cancelled Prince Edward Island Tankard Cancelled Saguenay, Jan. 5–13 (Women's); TBD (Men's) Quebec Scotties Cancelled Hogline Tankard Cancelled Assiniboia, Jan. 5–9 (Women's); Whitewood, Feb. 9–13 (Men's) Saskatchewan Scotties Penny Barker Chelsea Carey SaskTel Tankard Colton Flasch Matt Dunstone Whitehorse, Jan. 6–9 Yukon Scotties Hailey Birnie Laura Eby Yukon Men's Championship Thomas Scoffin –
National championships
Austria Austrian Men's Curling Championship Kitzbühel, Apr. 1–3 Mathias Genner Andreas Unterberger Markus Schagerl Austrian Women's Curling Championship Kitzbühel, Apr. 1–3 Marijke Reitsma Teresa Treichel Hannah Augustin Austrian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Kitzbühel, Feb. 26–28 Augustin / Reichel Pflüger / Hofer Haidinger / Seiwald
Czech Republic Czech Men's Curling Championship Prague, Mar. 3–8 Lukáš Klíma Karel Hradec David Šik Czech Women's Curling Championship Prague, Mar. 3–8 Alžběta Baudyšová Hana Synáčková Karolína Špundová Czech Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Prague, Feb. 26 – Mar. 1 Zelingrová / Chabičovský Paulová / Paul Jelínková / Mihola
Denmark Danish Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Esbjerg, Mar. 5–6 Clifford / Søe Lander / Holtermann Schack / Thune
England English Men's Curling Championship Dumfries, Feb. 24–27 Andrew Woolston Jotham Sugden Owen Rees
Estonia Estonian Men's Curling Championship Tallinn, Apr. 7–10 Eduard Veltsman Andres Jakobson Kaarel Holm Estonian Women's Curling Championship Tallinn, Apr. 7–10 Marie Kaldvee Triin Madisson Tene Link Estonian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Tallinn, Mar. 17–20 Kaldvee / Lill Madisson / Kukner Elmik / Vlassov
Finland Finnish Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Joensuu, Mar. 24–27 Immonen / Sipilä S. Säntti / I. Säntti Virtaala / Forsström
Hungary Hungarian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Budapest, Mar. 11–16 Szekeres / Nagy Joó / Tatár Halász / Ézsöl
Ireland Event Gold Silver Irish Men's Curling Championship Dumfries, Scotland, Jan. 22–23 John Wilson Arran Cameron
Italy Italian Men's Curling ChampionshipQualificazione - Girone unico - Serie A maschile - Anno Sportivo 2021-2022 (round robin)Finale - Serie A maschile - Anno Sportivo 2021-2022 (playoffs) Oct. 21 – Mar. 22, Mar. 26–27 Joël Retornaz Luca Rizzolli Giacomo Colli Italian Women's Curling ChampionshipQualificazione - Girone Unico - Serie A femminile - Anno Sportivo 2021-2022 (round robin)Finale - Serie A femminile - Anno Sportivo 2021-2022 (playoffs) Oct. 19 – Mar. 13, Apr. 2–3 Stefania Constantini Giada Mosaner Angela Romei
Japan Japan Men's Curling Championship Tokoro, May 22–29 Riku Yanagisawa Hayato Sato Yasumasa Tanida Japan Women's Curling Championship Tokoro, May 22–29 Satsuki Fujisawa Ikue Kitazawa Momoha Tabata
Latvia