World Women’s Curling Championship

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The World Women’s Curling Championship is the premier annual international women’s curling tournament, featuring top national teams competing for the world title.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international curling competition
women’s sports tournament
ageCategory adult
broadcastMedium online streaming
television
competitionType national teams
continentCoverage Africa NERFINISHED
Americas NERFINISHED
Asia NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
Oceania NERFINISHED
equipment curling brooms
curling shoes
curling stones
firstHeld 1979
format round robin and playoffs
frequency annual
genderCategory women
governingBody World Curling Federation NERFINISHED
governingRules World Curling Federation rules
hostRotation various countries
level senior
matchStructure ten-end games
organizer World Curling Federation NERFINISHED
originalName Royal Bank of Scotland World Women’s Curling Championship NERFINISHED
prize bronze medals for third place
gold medals for champions
silver medals for runners-up
qualificationMethod continental championships and rankings
rankingImpact influences world curling rankings
relatedCompetition Olympic women’s curling tournament NERFINISHED
World Men’s Curling Championship NERFINISHED
World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship NERFINISHED
scope world
scoringSystem points per end based on stones closest to the button
seasonTiming late winter or early spring
sport curling
status premier women’s curling event
surface ice
teamRepresentation one team per member association (with some exceptions by qualification)
teamRole lead
second
skip
third
teamSize four players plus alternates
tieBreakingMethod extra ends
titleAwarded world women’s curling champion
typicalDuration about nine days

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international federation of curling overseesCompetition World Women’s Curling Championship
subject surface form: World Curling Federation