European Mixed Curling Championship

European Mixed Curling Championship
European Mixed Curling Championship
Established	2005
Abolished	2014

The European Mixed Curling Championship was a mixed curling tournament held annually in the autumn for European nations. The first tournament was held in 2005.

The European Mixed Curling Championship was replaced with a World Mixed Curling Championship, effective in the 2015–16 curling season.^[1]

Results

The results are listed as follows:^[2]

Year	Host City/Country	Final			Third Place Match
Year	Host City/Country	Champion	Score	Second Place	Third Place	Score	Fourth Place
2005	Canillo, Andorra	Finland Markku Uusipaavalniemi Kirsi Nykänen Teemu Salo Tiina Kautonen	6–4	Sweden Niklas Edin Stina Viktorsson Sebastian Kraupp Anna Viktorsson	Germany Rainer Schöpp Andrea Schöpp Helmar Erlewein Monika Wagner	7–3	Scotland Derek Brown Cathryn Guthrie Greig Smith Rhona Brown
2006	Claut, Italy	Scotland Tom Brewster, Jr. Jackie Lockhart David Hay Kim Brewster	8–4	Italy Valter Bombassei Chiara Olivieri Davide Zandegiacomo Sara Zandegiacomo Marco Constantini Elettra de Col	Russia Alexander Kirikov Daria Kozlova Dmitri Abanin Julia Svetova Andrei Drosdov	5–2	Sweden Per Noréen Camilla Johansson Flemming Patz Susanne Patz
2007	Madrid, Spain	Wales Adrian Meikle Lesley Carol Andrew Tanner Blair Hughes Chris Wells	6–5	Denmark Joel Ostrowski Camilla Jensen Søren Jensen Mona Sylvest Nielsen	Germany Rainer Schöpp Andrea Schöpp Sebastian Jacoby Marie-Therese Rotter Helmar Erlewein	5–3	Austria Andreas Unterberger Claudia Toth Florian Huber Karina Toth Constanze Hummelt
2008	Kitzbühel, Austria	Germany Rainer Schöpp Andrea Schöpp Sebastian Jacoby Melanie Robillard Helmar Erlewein Monika Wagner	5-3	Czech Republic Jiří Snítil Hana Synáčková Martin Snítil Karolína Pilařová Kateřina Kobosilová	Sweden Niklas Edin Anna Hasselborg Eric Carlsén Sabina Kraupp Sune Frederiksen	6–4	Russia Alexander Kirikov Yana Nekrasova Petr Dron Galina Arsenkina Victor Kornev Anna Sidorova
2009	Prague, Czech Republic	Scotland Tom Brewster Lynn Cameron Colin Campbell Michelle Silvera Kim Brewster	5–1	Denmark Joel Ostrowski Camilla Jensen Sören Jensen Mona Sylvest Nielsen	England Alan MacDougall Lana Watson Andrew Reed Suzi Law	5–3	Czech Republic Jakub Bareš Lenka Kitzbergerová Jindřich Kitzberger Michaela Nadherová Jiři Snítil Lenka Kucerová
2010	Howwood, Scotland	Scotland David Edwards Kerry Barr Dillan Perras Louise Wood	6–2	Switzerland Claudio Pätz Gioia Öchsle Sven Michel Alina Pätz	Germany Rainer Schöpp Andrea Schöpp Floria Zahler Imogen Oona Lehmann Adolf Geiselhart	5–4	England Alan MacDougall Lana Watson Andrew Reed Suzie Law John Sharp
2011	Tårnby, Denmark	Switzerland Thomas Lips Manuela Siegrist Martin Rios Manuela Netzer-Kormann	9–3	Germany Alexander Baumann Ann Kathrin Bastian Manuel Walter Katja Weisser Sebastian Schweizer Josephine Obermann	Czech Republic Kryštof Chaloupek Eliška Jalovcová David Jirounek Luisa Illková Tomáš Paul	7–6	Denmark Michael Qvist Mona Sylvest Nielsen Niels Siggaard Andersen Trine Qvist
2012	Erzurum, Turkey^[3]	Scotland Ewan MacDonald Eve Muirhead Euan Byers Karen Barthelemy	8–4	Sweden Rickard Hallström Elisabeth Norredahl Fredrik Hallström Catrin Bitén	Finland Aku Kauste Sanna Puustinen Pauli Jäämies Oona Kauste	10–3	Austria Karina Toth Sebastian Wunderer Constanze Hummelt Mathias Genner
2013	Edinburgh, Scotland	Germany Andy Kapp Petra Tschetsch Holger Höhne Pia-Lisa Schöll	5–4	Scotland Ewan MacDonald Kay Adams Euan Byers Karen Barthelemy	Hungary György Nagy Ildikó Szekeres Zsolt Kiss Ágnes Szentannai	6–3	Finland Tomi Rantamäki Anne Malmi Pekka Peura Tiina Suuripää
2014	Tårnby, Denmark^[4]	Sweden Patric Mabergs Isabella Wranå Johannes Patz Sofia Mabergs	9–2	Norway Steffen Walstad Kristin Skaslien Magnus Nedregotten Julie Molnar	Switzerland Silvana Tirinzoni Martin Rios Romano Meier Jenny Perret	7–5	Scotland Kyle Smith Hannah Fleming Billy Morton Alice Spence