The 2019–20 curling season began in June 2019 and was scheduled to end in May 2020. However, the coronavirus pandemic declared in March 2020 resulted in the cancellation of events and the premature ending of the season.
Note: In events with two genders, the men's tournament winners will be listed before the women's tournament winners.
World Curling Federation events
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Championships
Event Gold Silver Bronze World Mixed Curling Championship Aberdeen, Scotland, Oct. 12–19 (Kurz) (Kapp) (Skaga) Pacific-Asia Curling Championships Shenzhen, China, Nov. 2–9 (Kim) (Matsumura) (Zou) (Han) (Nakajima) (Gim) European Curling Championships Helsingborg, Sweden, Nov. 15–23 A (Edin) (Schwaller) (Paterson) (Hasselborg) (Muirhead) (Tirinzoni)B (Klíma) (Pöllänen) (Jasiecki) (Zappone) (Yıldız) (Palancsa) World Wheelchair-B Curling Championship Lohja, Finland, Nov. 27 – Dec. 2 (Ideson) (Petersson-Dahl) (Selnekovičová) World Junior-B Curling Championships Lohja, Finland, Dec. 10–18 (Magnusson) (Colli) (Totzek) (Yamamoto) (Barone) (Halse) Youth Olympic Games Lausanne, Switzerland, Jan. 10–22 (Høstmælingen) (Maeda) (Denisenko) / / / World Junior Curling Championships Krasnoyarsk, Russia, Feb. 15–22 (Gauthier) (Hösli) (Craik) (Zacharias) (Kim) (Rumiantseva) World Wheelchair Curling Championship Wetzikon, Switzerland, Feb. 29 – Mar. 7 (Kurokhtin) (Ideson) (Petersson-Dahl) World Women's Curling Championship Prince George, Canada, Mar. 14–22 Cancelled World Men's Curling Championship Glasgow, Scotland, Mar. 28 – Apr. 5 Cancelled World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Kelowna, Canada, Apr. 18–25 Cancelled World Senior Curling Championships Kelowna, Canada, Apr. 18–25 Cancelled European Curling Championships Ljubljana, Slovenia, Apr. 28 – May 5 Cancelled
Qualification events
Event Qualifiers Americas Challenge Eveleth, Minnesota, Nov. 28–30 World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event Howwood, Scotland, Dec. 2–7 World Qualification Event Lohja, Finland, Jan. 13–18
Curling Canada events
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Championships
Event Gold Silver Bronze Canadian Mixed Curling Championship Saguenay, Quebec, Nov. 3–9 (Roy) (Odishaw) (Koe) Canadian Curling Club Championships Leduc, Alberta, Nov. 25–30 (Moffatt) (Gibeau) (Mikkelsen) (Dupont) (Phillips) (Néron) Canadian Junior Curling Championships Langley, British Columbia, Jan. 18–26 2 (Gauthier) (Bruce) (Kleiter) (Zacharias) (Marks) (Stevens) Scotties Tournament of Hearts Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Feb. 15–23 (Einarson) (Homan) Wild Card (Jones) Tim Hortons Brier Kingston, Ontario, Feb. 28 – Mar. 8 (Gushue) (Bottcher) (Dunstone) CCAA/Curling Canada College Curling Championships Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Mar. 11–15 Concordia Thunder (van Amsterdam) Humber Hawks (Shurtleff) Fanshawe Falcons (Richard) Douglas Royals (MacMillan) Humber Hawks (Jones) Red Deer Queens (Vincent) U Sports/Curling Canada University Curling Championships Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Mar. 11–15 Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks (Hall) Dalhousie Tigers (Manuel) Alberta Golden Bears (Sturmay) Alberta Pandas (Sturmay) UNB Reds (Comeau) Queen's Golden Gaels (Fay) Canadian Senior Curling Championships Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Mar. 16–22 Postponed indefinitely Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Mar. 17–22 Postponed indefinitely Canadian Under-18 Boys and Girls Curling Championships Sudbury, Ontario, Apr. 21–26 Postponed indefinitely Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship Boucherville, Quebec, Apr. 25–30 Postponed indefinitely
Other events
Event Winner Runner-up Canada Cup Leduc, Alberta, Nov. 27 – Dec. 1 John Epping Kevin Koe Rachel Homan Tracy Fleury Continental Cup London, Ontario, Jan. 9–12 Team Europe Team Canada
Provincial and territorial playdowns
Province/territory Men Women Event Champion Runner-up Event Champion Runner-up Okotoks, Jan. 22 – 26 (Women's) Westlock, Feb. 5 – 9 (Men's) Boston Pizza Cup Brendan Bottcher Karsten Sturmay Alberta Scotties Laura Walker Kelsey Rocque Cranbrook, Jan. 28 – Feb. 2 BC Men's Championship Jim Cotter Tyler Tardi British Columbia Scotties Corryn Brown Sarah Wark Rivers, Jan. 29 – Feb. 2 (Women's) Winnipeg, Feb. 5 – 9 (Men's) Viterra Championship Jason Gunnlaugson Mike McEwen Manitoba Scotties Kerri Einarson Jennifer Jones Rothesay, Jan. 23 – 26 (Women's) Fredericton, Jan. 29 – Feb. 2 (Men's) New Brunswick Tankard James Grattan Jason Roach New Brunswick Scotties Andrea Crawford Sylvie Quillian St. John's, Jan. 11 – 15 (Women's); Jan. 28 – Feb. 2 (Men's) Newfoundland and Labrador Tankard Brad Gushue Trent Skanes Newfoundland and Labrador Scotties Erica Curtis Mackenzie Mitchell New Liskeard, Jan. 29 – Feb. 2 Northern Ontario Men'sProvincial Championship Brad Jacobs Mike Badiuk Northern Ontario Scotties Krista McCarville Krysta Burns Hay River, Jan. 9 – 12 (Women's); Jan. 30 – Feb. 3 (Men's) Northwest Territories Men's Championship Jamie Koe Glen Hudy Northwest Territories Scotties Kerry Galusha Sarah Stroeder Dartmouth, Jan. 20 – 26 Deloitte Tankard Jamie Murphy Kendal Thompson Nova Scotia Scotties Mary-Anne Arsenault Colleen Jones Iqaluit, Dec. 6 – 8 (Men's) Brier Playdowns Jake Higgs Dave St. Louis Wade Kingdon – Lori Eddy – Cornwall, Jan. 27 – Feb. 2 Ontario Tankard John Epping Glenn Howard Ontario Scotties Rachel Homan Hollie Duncan Montague, Jan. 8 – 12 Prince Edward Island Tankard Bryan Cochrane Philip Gorveatt Eddie MacKenzie Prince Edward Island Scotties Suzanne Birt Veronica Smith Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Jan. 19 – 26 Quebec Tankard Alek Bédard Vincent Roberge Quebec Scotties Noémie Verreault Laurie St-Georges Melville, Jan. 24 – 28 (Women's); Jan. 29 – Feb. 2 (Men's) SaskTel Tankard Matt Dunstone Kirk Muyres Saskatchewan Scotties Robyn Silvernagle Sherry Anderson Whitehorse, Jan. 24 – 26 Yukon Men's Championship Thomas Scoffin Pat Paslawski – Hailey Birnie –
National championships Denmark Event Gold Silver Bronze Danish Men's Curling Championship Hvidovre, Feb. 29–Mar. 1 Tobias Thune Rasmus Stjerne Ulrik Schmidt Danish Women's Curling Championship Hvidovre, Feb. 28–Mar. 1 Mathilde Halse Madeleine Dupont Helle Eeg Hansen
Japan Event Gold Silver Bronze Japan Men's Curling Championship Karuizawa, Nagano, Feb. 8–16 Yuta Matsumura Yusuke Morozumi Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi Japan Women's Curling Championship Karuizawa, Nagano, Feb. 8–16 Satsuki Fujisawa Seina Nakajima Sayaka Yoshimura Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Sapporo, Hokkaido, Feb. 25–Mar. 1 Chiaki Matsumura / Yasumasa Tanida Satsuki Fujisawa / Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi Chinami Yoshida / Tetsuro Shimizu
Russia Event Gold Silver Bronze Russian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Krasnoyarsk, Feb. 24–Mar. 1 Anastasia Moskaleva / Alexander Eremin Alina Kovaleva / Alexey Timofeev Daria Styoksova / Mikhail Vaskov
Scotland Event Gold Silver Bronze Scottish Men's Curling Championship Perth, Feb. 10–15 Bruce Mouat Glen Muirhead Ross Paterson Scottish Women's Curling Championship Perth, Feb. 10–15 Eve Muirhead Maggie Wilson Beth Farmer Scottish Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Perth, Feb. 27–Mar. 1 Jennifer Dodds / Bruce Mouat Gina Aitken / Scott Andrews Eve Muirhead / Bobby Lammie
South Korea Event Gold Silver Bronze Korean Men's Curling Championship Gangneung, Jul. 6–11 Kim Chang-min Kim Soo-hyuk Jeong Yeong-seok Korean Women's Curling Championship Gangneung, Jul. 6–11 Gim Un-chi Kim Min-ji Kim Kyeong-ae Korean Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Gangneung, Jul. 1–5 H. J. Jang / Seong H. R. Jang / Choi Lee / Kim
Sweden Event Gold Silver Bronze Swedish Men's Curling Championship Jönköping, Feb. 6–10 Niklas Edin Daniel Magnusson Alexander Lindström Andreas Andersteg Swedish Women's Curling Championship Jönköping, Feb. 6–10 Anna Hasselborg Tova Sundberg Isabella Wranå Swedish Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Sundbyberg, Feb. 27–Mar. 1 Agnes Knochenhauer / Rasmus Wranå Johanna Heldin / Kristian Lindström Monika Wranå / Mats Wranå
Switzerland Event Gold Silver Bronze Swiss Men's Curling Championship Thun, Feb. 8–16 Yannick Schwaller Peter de Cruz Jan Klossner Swiss Women's Curling Championship Thun, Feb. 9–15 Elena Stern Silvana Tirinzoni Binia Feltscher Swiss Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Aarau, Feb. 26–Mar. 1 Jenny Perret / Martin Rios Melanie Barbezat / Peter de Cruz Alina Pätz / Sven Michel
United States Event Gold Silver Bronze United States Men's Curling Championship Cheney, Washington, Feb. 8–15 John Shuster Rich Ruohonen Chase Sinnett United States Women's Curling Championship Cheney, Washington, Feb. 8–15 Tabitha Peterson Jamie Sinclair Ariel Traxler United States Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Bemidji, Minnesota, Feb. 27–Mar. 1 Tabitha Peterson / Joe Polo Cory Christensen / John Shuster Sarah Anderson / Korey Dropkin
World Curling Tour
Teams See: List of teams on the 2019–20 World Curling Tour
Grand Slam events in bold. Note: More events may be posted as time progresses.
Men's events
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