What is the curling schedule for 2022 Olympics?

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2022 Winter Olympics Schedule – Curling

time (EST)	Sport	Event
9:05 AM	Curling	Mixed Curling, Round Robin, ITA v CHN
3:05 PM	Curling	Mixed Curling, Round Robin, CAN v AUS
3:05 PM	Curling	Mixed Curling, Round Robin, ITA v SWE
3:05 PM	Curling	Mixed Curling, Round Robin, SUI v USA

What time is the curling on at the Olympics?

Here’s everything you need to know. After two breathless semi-finals, the women’s curling final at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics is set. Japan and Great Britain will do battle for gold in the National Aquatics Centre aka ‘The Ice Cube’ on Sunday (20 February) at 09:05 Chinese Standard Time (CST).

Is the 2022 Olympics curling over?

The curling competitions of the 2022 Winter Olympics were held at the Beijing National Aquatics Centre, one of the Olympic Green venues. Curling competitions were scheduled for every day of the games, from February 2 to February 20….Curling at the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Curling at the XXIV Olympic Winter Games
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Where can I watch curling in Canada?

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Where can I watch Olympics 2022 in Canada?

CBC Gem and the CBC Olympics app will both provide streaming options for Canadians and CBC.ca will provide live events, highlights and replays of various CBC-aired sports throughout the Olympics. You can also stream CBC’s live coverage of the 2022 Olympics by signing up for fuboTV.

What time is the curling on today?

SWE live on TV, stream online. The gold medal men’s curling match will be on Saturday morning at 1:50 a.m., EST on NBC.

Is there curling on TV this weekend?

There is currently nothing scheduled.

How do Canadian curling teams qualify for the Olympics?

In the case of the Olympics, you need to build up points through the Canadian Team Ranking System to be eligible for the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings Canadian Curling Trials; win that event, and you’re off to the Winter Olympics.

Who is representing Canada in curling at the 2022 Olympics?

Morning on the day of the Opening Ceremony will see Canada face off against Switzerland, who will be represented by the reigning Olympic silver medallists Jenny Perret and Martin Rios. Canada will return to the ice for the afternoon draw against China.

Is Canada good at curling?

Heading into the 2018 Games, the Canadians had been a podium-topping colossus, having won medals in men’s and women’s curling at every Olympics since 1998, when the quirky ice sport played with brooms and granite rocks made its return to the Games.

Is curling popular in Canada?

Curling is one of the country’s most popular sports, and is the most televised women’s sport in Canada. Curling is a sport in which two teams of four players each send stones over an ice surface toward a target circle in an attempt to place nearest the centre.

What time does Canada play in the curling today?

Canada curling start time. The match for bronze will start at 1:05 a.m. ET at the National Aquatics Center.

When is Olympic curling on TV?

The curling bonspiel will take place from Feb. 2 to Feb. 19. Mixed doubles will take place from Feb. 2-8 and men’s and women’s stretch from Feb. 9-17. Semifinals and medal games start Feb. 17 and run through Feb. 19. Below is the full event and streaming information for each day of competition for mixed doubles curling.

How can I watch Olympic curling?

Curling at the 2022 Winter Olympics begin on Wednesday, February 2, 2022, from Beijing, China. The final event will take place on Sunday, February 20. Fans can watch every event, including those airing on cable, with a subscription to Peacock. Sign up for

Who won the curling last night?

Reigning world champions Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat got their Olympic campaign off to a strong start, defeating world bronze medallists Sweden 9-5. In a surprising error-strewn performance, Almida De Val and Oskar Eriksson struggled with the ice conditions as they all but gifted the Scottish duo victory.