Senior World Curling Championships

The curling senior world championships have been held annually since 2002 for curlers with a minimum age of 50 years. The women's and men's games are played at one venue. The most successful nation, both for women and men, is Canada with a total of 22 gold and ten silver medals.

The rules are the same as those of the World Curling Championships , except that 8 ends per game instead of 10 are set for seniors .

The far last title fights took place from 21 to 28 April 2018 in the Swedish Ostersund instead.

Ladies

year	venue	gold	silver	bronze
2002 details	Bismarck ( United States )	Canada	Switzerland	United States
2003 details	Winnipeg ( Canada )	Canada	Scotland	England
2004 details	Gävle ( Sweden )	Canada	Sweden	United States
2005 details	Greenacres ( Scotland )	Scotland	Japan	Sweden
2006 details	Copenhagen ( Denmark )	Sweden	Canada	Switzerland
2007 details	Edmonton ( Canada )	Sweden	Canada	United States
2008 details	Vierumäki ( Finland )	Canada	Scotland	Switzerland
2009 details	Dunedin ( New Zealand )	Canada	Switzerland	Sweden
2010 details	Chelyabinsk ( Russia )	Canada	Switzerland	Sweden
2011 details	Saint Paul ( United States )	Canada	Sweden	Switzerland
2012 details	Tårnby ( Denmark )	Canada	Scotland	Sweden
2013 details	Fredericton ( Canada )	Canada	Austria	Sweden
2014 details	Dumfries ( Scotland )	Scotland	Canada	United States
2015 details	Sochi ( Russia )	Canada	Italy	United States
2016 details	Karlstad ( Sweden )	Scotland	Germany	Sweden
2017 details	Lethbridge ( Canada )	Canada	Switzerland	Scotland
2018 details	Ostersund ( Sweden )	Canada	United States	Switzerland
2019 details	Stavanger ( Norway )

Medal table

After 17 world championships (2018)

space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Canada	12	3	0	15th
2	Scotland	3	3	1	7th
3	Sweden	2	2	6th	10
4th	Switzerland	0	4th	4th	8th
5	United States	0	1	5	6th
6th	Japan	0	1	0	1
6th	Germany	0	1	0	1
6th	Austria	0	1	0	1
6th	Italy	0	1	0	1
7th	England	0	0	1	1
	total	17th	17th	17th	51

Timeline

country	2000s								2010s									Participation (total)
	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14th	15th	16	17th	18th
Australia												13	7th		14th	14th	12	5
Denmark		9			9						9							3
Germany			9	11		8th												4th
England			4th	6th	6th	6th	9			11			11	8th	4th	11	7th	12
Finland			7th	9	8th	7th	4th				12	9	9	5	16	9	5	12
Ireland				10	4th	9	7th			8th	8th	11				13	11	9
Italy		6th		12				8th	7th		11	8th	12		11	5	14th	11
Japan		4th	6th		7th	10	8th	5	5	7th	10	6th	15th	13	8th	7th	8th	16
Canada				4th											5			17th
Latvia															10		9	2
Lithuania															17th	15th	13	3
New Zealand		10	10	13	12	11	10	7th	6th	10	4th	10	8th	10	15th		15th	15th
Netherlands		8th		8th	10													3
Austria													13		13			3
Poland																	16	1
Russia									8th	9	13	14th	14th	11	9	5	10	9
Scotland	4th		8th		5	4th		4th		5		4th		7th			5	16
Sweden							6th						4th	4th		10	4th	15th
Switzerland		7th	5	5		5					6th	5	5	5	5			17th
Slovakia											14th		6th	12	12	12		5
Czech Republic										6th	7th	12	10	9	12	8th		7th
United States		5		7th	11		5	6th	4th	4th	5	7th			7th	4th		17th
country	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14th	15th	16	17th	18th	Participation (total)
	2000s								2010s

Men's

year	venue	gold	silver	bronze
2002 details	Bismarck ( United States )	United States	Canada	Sweden
2003 details	Winnipeg ( Canada )	Canada	United States	Scotland
2004 details	Gävle ( Sweden )	Canada	United States	Switzerland
2005 details	Greenacres ( Scotland )	Canada	United States	Switzerland
2006 details	Copenhagen ( Denmark )	Canada	United States	Sweden
2007 details	Edmonton ( Canada )	Scotland	Canada	Sweden
2008 details	Vierumäki ( Finland )	Canada	Sweden	United States
2009 details	Dunedin ( New Zealand )	Canada	United States	Scotland
2010 details	Chelyabinsk ( Russia )	United States	Canada	Australia
2011 details	Saint Paul ( United States )	Canada	United States	Australia
2012 details	Tårnby ( Denmark )	Ireland	Canada	Sweden
2013 details	Fredericton ( Canada )	Canada	New Zealand	Switzerland
2014 details	Dumfries ( Scotland )	Canada	Sweden	Australia
2015 details	Sochi ( Russia )	United States	Canada	New Zealand
2016 details	Karlstad ( Sweden )	Sweden	Canada	Ireland
2017 details	Lethbridge ( Canada )	Sweden	Canada	Ireland
2018 details	Ostersund ( Sweden )	Canada	Sweden	United States
2019 details	Stavanger ( Norway )

Medal table

After 17 world championships (2018)

space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Canada	10	7th	0	17th
2	United States	3	6th	2	11
3	Sweden	3	2	4th	9
4th	Ireland	1	0	2	3
4th	Scotland	1	0	2	3
6th	New Zealand	0	1	1	2
7th	Australia	0	0	3	3
7th	Switzerland	0	0	3	3
	total	17th	17th	17th	51

Timeline

country	2000s								2010s									Participation (total)
	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14th	15th	16	17th	18th
Australia		13		19th				7th			7th	6th		9	15th	5	5	12
Belgium															26th	16	26th	3
Denmark		13	7th	9	4th		18th			4th	22nd	10	12	4th	4th	5	5	13
Germany	4th	4th	6th	6th	8th	7th	5			9	11	19th	10	13	9	4th	9	15th
England	6th	7th	10	4th	6th	9	9	11	12	8th	10	14th	5	15th	12	17th	16	17th
Estonia					15th	16												2
Finland		11	9	10	10	5	6th	8th	8th	14th	6th	8th	11	11	11	20th	9	16
France			14th	12		9				18th		18th	24	21st	17th	19th	17th	10
Hong Kong																	24	1
Ireland				11	13	13	7th			11		9	6th	5			14th	12
Iceland				18th	14th		15th											3
Israel															14th	9	13	3
Italy		9		13			14th	12	11	19th	12	16	20th	16	20th	18th	15th	13
Japan		9	11	16	11	5	10	6th	7th	13	13	13	21st	14th	25th	22nd	19th	16
Canada																		17th
Kazakhstan														23		23		2
Croatia																	28	1
Latvia										21st	18th	12	13	20th	13		18th	7th
New Zealand		15th	15th	15th		7th	12	9	10	6th	5		22nd		5	5	9	15th
Netherlands			12	17th						20th	16	15th	9		22nd		27	8th
Norway		5	4th	7th	7th	13	17th				4th	7th	8th	10	5	12	5	13
Austria											15th		23					2
Poland													25th	22nd	23	21st	25th	5
Russia							13		9	17th	21st	17th	19th	19th	24	15th	22nd	10
Scotland	5		8th	8th	9		4th			7th	8th	5	7th	5	5	10	4th	16
Sweden		7th	5	5				5	5	10		4th		5				17th
Switzerland	7th	5			5	11	8th	4th	4th	5	9		17th	5	10	11	5	17th
Slovakia											23		18th	17th	21st			4th
Slovenia															18th		20th	2
Czech Republic										16	17th	20th	15th	12	19th	14th	21st	8th
Turkey														24			23	2
Hungary								10	6th	12	20th		16	18th				6th
United States						4th					14th	11	4th		5	13		17th
Wales		11	13	14th	12	11	11			15th	19th		14th		16	5	9	12
country	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14th	15th	16	17th	18th	Participation (total)
	2000s								2010s

Web links

• worldcurling.org: Website of the World Curling Federation (English)
• results.worldcurling.org: WCF results database