The 2022 World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship was held from April 30 to May 5 at the Kisakallio Sports Institute in Lohja, Finland. It was the first time the World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship was ever held.
Sabina Johansson and Marcus Holm of Sweden beat Rita Sárai and Viktor Beke of Hungary in the final and won the first ever World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles title. Rikke Iversen and Rune Lorentsen of Norway took home the bronze medals after they defeated Orietta Bertò and Paolo Ioratti of Italy in the bronze medal game.
Medallists Mixed DoublesSabina JohanssonMarcus HolmRita SáraiViktor BekeRikke IversenRune Lorentsen
Teams The teams are as follows: Female: Marie Wright Male: Jamie AnseeuwFemale: Jana Břinčilová Male: Martin TlukFemale: Sussie Nielsen Male: Kenneth ØrbækFemale: Signe Falkenberg Male: Mait MätasFemale: Sari Karjalainen Male: Markku KarjalainenFemale: Christiane Putzich Male: Burkhard MöllerFemale: Rita Sárai Male: Viktor BekeFemale: Orietta Bertò Male: Paolo IorattiFemale: Yuri Muramatsu Male: Hiroshi WachiFemale: Poļina Rožkova Male: Agris LasmansFemale: Rikke Iversen Male: Rune LorentsenFemale: Meggan Dawson-Farrell Male: Gregor EwanFemale: Monika Kunkelová Male: Radoslav ĎurišFemale: Yun Hee-kyeong Male: Jung Young-kiFemale: Sabina Johansson Male: Marcus HolmFemale: Beatrix Blauel-Thomann Male: Marcel BodenmannFemale: Züleyha Bingöl Male: Kenan CoşkunFemale: Pam Wilson Male: David Samsa
Round robin standings Final Round Robin Standings KeyTeams to Playoffs (Top 3 in each group) Group A W L 6 2 – 165.74 5 3 1–0 124.16 5 3 0–1 131.56 4 4 1–0 125.93 4 4 0–1 121.09 3 5 3–0 113.17 3 5 2–1 133.48 3 5 1–2 132.10 3 5 0–3 136.46 Group B W L 7 1 – 148.71 5 3 – 117.64 4 4 3–0 106.27 4 4 2–1 109.17 4 4 1–2 96.05 4 4 0–3 132.33 3 5 1–0 103.56 3 5 0–1 131.22 2 6 – 110.44
+ Group A Round Robin Summary Table Pos. Country Record 5 4–4 8 3–5 1 6–2 3 5–3 9 3–5 7 3–5 4 4–4 2 5–3 6 3–5
+ Group B Round Robin Summary Table Pos. Country Record 7 3–5 8 3–5 6 4–4 5 4–4 2 5–3 1 7–1 4 4–4 9 2–6 3 4–4
Round robin results
All draw times are listed in Eastern European Summer Time (UTC+03:00).
Draw 1 Saturday, April 30, 9:30
Draw 2 Saturday, April 30, 13:00
Draw 3 Saturday, April 30, 16:30
Draw 4 Saturday, April 30, 20:00
Draw 5 Sunday, May 1, 9:30
Draw 6 Sunday, May 1, 13:00
Draw 7 Sunday, May 1, 16:30
Draw 8 Sunday, May 1, 20:00
Draw 9 Monday, May 2, 9:30
Draw 10 Monday, May 2, 13:00
^ ran out of time, and therefore forfeited the match.
Draw 11 Monday, May 2, 16:30
Draw 12 Monday, May 2, 20:00
Draw 13 Tuesday, May 3, 9:30
Draw 14 Tuesday, May 3, 13:00
Draw 15 Tuesday, May 3, 16:30
Draw 16 Tuesday, May 3, 20:00
Draw 17 Wednesday, May 4, 9:30
Draw 18 Wednesday, May 4, 13:00
Playoffs
Qualification Games Wednesday, May 4, 20:00
Semifinals Thursday, May 5, 10:00
Bronze medal match Thursday, May 5, 16:00
Final Thursday, May 5, 16:00
Final standings Source: PlaceTeam 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
References
External links
Video (coverage on YouTube channel "Curling Finland")