World Junior Curling Championships

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The World Junior Curling Championships is an annual international curling tournament that crowns the top junior men’s and women’s teams from around the world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international curling competition
junior sporting event
ageCategory under-21
category International curling competitions
World Curling Federation championships NERFINISHED
World youth sports competitions
competitionLevel junior
confersStatus world junior champion in curling
continentRepresentation Americas NERFINISHED
Asia NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
Oceania NERFINISHED
firstHeld 1975
format round robin followed by playoffs
frequency annual
genderCategory men
women
governingBody World Curling Federation NERFINISHED
governingBodyHeadquarters Perth, Scotland NERFINISHED
hasMediaCoverage online streaming
television
hasMenTournament true
hasOfficialWebsite true
hasPromotionRelegationSystem true
hasWomenTournament true
includesEvent World Junior Men’s Curling Championship NERFINISHED
World Junior Women’s Curling Championship NERFINISHED
numberOfEndsPerGame typically 8 or 10
officialLanguage English
organizer World Curling Federation NERFINISHED
originalGenderCategory men
participantType national teams
qualificationMethod World Curling Federation rankings NERFINISHED
regional qualification events
recognizedBy International Olympic Committee
relatedCompetition World Curling Championships NERFINISHED
World Junior-B Curling Championships NERFINISHED
World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship NERFINISHED
scope world
sport curling
stoneWeight approximately 20 kilograms
teamComposition four players plus alternates
typicalMonthHeld February
March
typicalPlayingSurface indoor ice rink
typicalVenueType multi-sheet curling arena
winnerReceives world junior title
womenEventIntroduced 1988

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international federation of curling overseesCompetition World Junior Curling Championships
subject surface form: World Curling Federation