2026 Winter Olympics Curling Final Recap & Medal Results: Canada Wins Men’s Gold (9-6 over Great Britain), Canada Takes Women’s Bronze (10-7 over USA), Sweden vs Switzerland for Women’s Gold – Updated Feb 21 + Printable Brackets

2026 Winter Olympics Curling Schedule

The 2026 Winter Olympics Curling schedule started on February 4th, 2026. Curling, often called “chess on ice,” delivers intense strategy, precision sweeping, and dramatic last-stone drama. At the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, curling features three disciplines: men’s team, women’s team, and mixed doubles. All events take place at the historic Cortina Olympic Stadium (Stadio Olimpico del Ghiaccio) in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. The same venue that hosted curling in the 1956 Winter Games.

Updated February 21, 2026 – Day 15: Curling medal games complete except women’s gold (Feb 22). Canada claims men’s gold amid controversy rebound; Canada women’s bronze (first podium since 2014); USA women’s fourth place after semis loss. Mixed doubles: Sweden gold, USA historic silver.

For full Olympics coverage, check our live tracker here. Printable brackets below!

Curling Venue: Cortina Olympic Stadium

  • Location: Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy (Dolomites region)
  • Key Features: Iconic historic arena, four sheets for simultaneous play, capacity for thousands of fans, high-altitude ice conditions that can affect stone movement.
  • Why it matters: Familiar venue for returning champions like Italy’s mixed doubles duo (defending gold from Beijing 2022).

All times listed in Central European Time (CET, UTC+1). Convert to your local time (e.g., EST is UTC-5, PST UTC-8). Times subject to change-check Olympics.com for live updates.

2026 Winter Olympics Curling Schedule Overview

Here’s the 2026 Winter olympics Curling Schedule overview for you. Curling follows a round-robin bracket format (each team plays every other team once), followed by semifinals, bronze-medal game, and gold-medal final for men’s and women’s. Mixed doubles is similar but shorter games (8 ends).

Here’s the expanded day-by-day schedule of key phases and medal events 

DisciplineStart DateEnd DateKey Phases & DatesMedal Events DatesNotes
Mixed DoublesFebruary 4February 10Round Robin: Feb 4–9 Semifinals: ~Feb 9 Finals: Feb 10Gold & Bronze: Feb 1010 pairs; 8-end games; daily action starts today!
Men’s TeamFebruary 11February 21Round Robin: Feb 11–18/19 Semifinals: ~Feb 19–20 Bronze/Gold: Feb 21Bronze & Gold: Feb 2110 teams; 10-end games; defending champs Sweden
Women’s TeamFebruary 12February 22Round Robin: Feb 12–19/20 Semifinals: ~Feb 20–21 Bronze/Gold: Feb 22Bronze & Gold: Feb 2210 teams; defending champs Great Britain

For detailed daily draws, live scores, session times, and results: Olympics.com Curling Schedule. Once we get to the knockout rounds, we’ll post the updated Curling Brackets and schedules for you here too. 

Upcoming Key Dates

  • Feb 17 (Day 11 ongoing): Men’s Session 10 (USA vs ITA ~1:05 PM ET / 19:05 CET? – check Peacock).
  • Feb 18-20: Final round-robin.
  • Feb 21: Semifinals.
  • Feb 22: Bronze & Gold.

Round Robin Final Standings

RankTeam (Athletes)WinsLossesNotes/Qualification
1Great Britain (Jennifer Dodds / Bruce Mouat)81#1 seed, bye to semis
2United States (Cory Thiesse / Korey Dropkin)63Advanced to gold medal game
3Italy (Stefania Constantini / Amos Mosaner)63Defending champs; bronze game tomorrow
4Sweden (Isabella Wranå / Rasmus Wranå)54Advanced to gold medal game
5Canada (Jocelyn Peterman / Brett Gallant)45Eliminated
6Norway (Kristin Skaslien / Magnus Nedregotten)45Eliminated
7Switzerland (Briar Schwaller-Huerlimann / Yannick Schwaller)45Eliminated
8Republic of Korea36Eliminated
9Czechia2-3 wins (exact TBD)Eliminated
10EstoniaLower winsEliminated

Notes: Top 4 qualified for playoffs. USA reached their first Olympic mixed doubles final in history. Sweden upset GB in semis (9-3). USA edged Italy in semis (9-8 thriller). Key recent results (Feb 9): Canada 8-4 Switzerland, Italy 7-6 USA (round robin), Norway 8-5 Korea, Czechia 8-4 Estonia; Semis: Sweden 9-3 GB, USA 9-8 Italy.

Mixed Doubles Curling – Final Results & Medal Recap (Feb 4-10, 2026)

  • Gold: Sweden (Isabella Wrana & Rasmus Wrana) – Defeated USA 6-5 in gold medal game (clutch final shots).
  • Silver: United States (Cory Thiesse & Korey Dropkin) – Historic first US mixed doubles medal; strong run including wins over Canada, Italy.
  • Bronze: Italy (Stefania Constantini & Amos Mosaner) – Defeated Great Britain 5-3 in bronze game (host boost).
  • Round robin top: Great Britain 8-1 (top seed), Italy/USA 6-3 each (playoff qualified). Canada missed semis (4-5).

Men’s & Women’s Team: Format & Qualified Teams

No traditional “groups”-all 10 teams play a single round-robin pool (9 games each). Top 4 advance to playoffs.

Qualified Teams (Men’s): Sweden (reigning Olympic champs), Canada, Great Britain, USA, Italy (host), Germany, Czechia, China, Norway, and one more via qualification (e.g., Japan or similar-check Olympics.com for final list).

Qualified Teams (Women’s): Great Britain (reigning Olympic champs), Canada, Switzerland, Sweden, USA, Korea, Japan, Italy (host), and others (e.g., Denmark, Norway-final list on official site).

Playoff Bracket Structure (for both men’s and women’s):

  1. Round Robin: Points for wins (2 pts), ties possible but rare.
  2. Semifinals: 1st vs 4th, 2nd vs 3rd.
  3. Bronze Medal Game: Semifinal losers.
  4. Gold Medal Game: Semifinal winners.

Quick Preview:

  • USA (Thiesse/Dropkin): Strong draw shooting and comebacks; Cory Dropkin and Cory Thiesse edged Italy in semis for momentum.
  • Sweden (Wranå siblings): Near-flawless in semis (9-3 over GB); brother-sister duo brings chemistry.
  • Bronze matchup: Italy (home ice advantage, defending 2022 gold) vs. GB (round-robin toppers but upset in semis).
  • Watch on Peacock/NBC (U.S.), Eurosport (Europe). Expect tight games—mixed doubles often decided by last stone.

Women’s Curling Update 

Women’s Team Curling – Round-Robin Complete (Feb 19 Update):

Final top four qualifiers (records approximate post-final games; Sweden topped at ~7-2 or strong):

  • Sweden (Q, top seed)
  • USA (Q, 6-3 or similar after win) – Clinched with 7-6 ET win over Switzerland (Peterson’s last-shot draw in extra end after Swiss scored 3 in 10th to force it). First US women’s medal-round appearance since 2002!
  • Switzerland (Q)
  • Canada (Q, 6-3) – Secured with 10-7 over Korea.

Great Britain and Korea narrowly missed out despite late pushes.

Women’s Curling Results Update (Bronze Complete, Gold Pending)

Women’s Team Curling Final Results

  • Bronze Medal: Canada defeated USA 10-7 (February 21). Rachel Homan’s team overcame a deficit with key multi-point ends; USA finishes fourth (strong run but no medal—first women’s playoff since 2002).
  • Gold Medal Game: Sweden vs. Switzerland (February 22, 11:05 CET / ~2:05 AM PST). Sweden (Anna Hasselborg) seeks another strong showing after 6-3 semi win over Canada; Switzerland (Silvana Tirinzoni/Alina Pätz) advances after 7-4 semi over USA (near-perfect shooting from Pätz). Sweden has medal guarantee (six straight Olympics); Switzerland chasing first women’s gold (last medal Turin 2006 silver).

Semifinals Recap: Sweden 6-3 Canada; Switzerland 7-4 USA.

Men’s Curling Update 

Men’s Team Curling – Round-Robin Complete, Semis Live/Ongoing (Feb 19 Update):

Switzerland dominated with a perfect 9-0 record. Qualifiers:

  • Switzerland (1st seed, unbeaten)
  • Canada (2nd)
  • Norway (3rd, clinched with 8-6 win over Canada in finale)
  • Great Britain (4th, advanced after Switzerland’s 9-5 win over Italy eliminated hosts)

USA and others eliminated.

Men’s Team Curling Final Results

  • Gold Medal: Canada defeated Great Britain 9-6 (February 21). Skip Brad Jacobs led a comeback, scoring three in the ninth end to secure the win after GB led 6-5. This is Canada’s fourth men’s Olympic curling gold and Jacobs’ second (first since Sochi 2014).
  • Silver: Great Britain (Bruce Mouat’s team) – second straight Olympic final silver (after Beijing 2022).
  • Bronze: Switzerland defeated Norway 9-1 (earlier final).
    Canada overcame earlier controversy (double-touch warnings) to claim redemption and glory.

Updated Men’s Bracket Note: All playoff paths complete-Canada advances from semis (over Norway), GB over Switzerland; finals as above. Update printable brackets to show final scores.

More Olympics Resources

This page is now added to the Olympics Hub. Return often for live results, bracket updates, standout ends, and medal recaps!

2026 Olympic Curling Medals

  • Mixed Doubles: Gold – Sweden; Silver – USA; Bronze – Italy
  • Men’s Team: Gold – Canada (def. Great Britain 9-6); Silver – Great Britain; Bronze – Switzerland (def. Norway 9-1)

Women’s Team: Gold – Sweden vs. Switzerland (Feb 22); Bronze – Canada (def. USA 10-7); Semis: Sweden 6-3 Canada, Switzerland 7-4 USA

Controversy Watch

Curling Controversy: Double-Touch Accusations Against Canada’s Men’s Team

A heated rules dispute has dominated headlines:

  • Friday (Feb 13): During Canada-Sweden match (Canada won 8-6), Sweden’s Oskar Eriksson accused Canada’s third Marc Kennedy of “double-touching” stones (touching granite after release, post-hog line – illegal; should be burned stone). Video appeared to show infractions. Kennedy denied intent, responded with profanity (“f*** off”), accused Sweden of “premeditated” attempt to catch them.
  • Saturday (Feb 14): Switzerland raised similar concerns vs Canada (lost 9-5 to Switzerland).
  • World Curling issued verbal warning to Canada (mainly for language), added extra officials/spot checks for remainder of Games (unusual in self-policed sport).
  • Kennedy: “I’ve never done it deliberately… could have handled it better.” No formal penalties yet, but scrutiny continues.

This has overshadowed some play-integrity and etiquette central to curling debate.

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