The 2020–21 curling season began in August 2020 and ended in May 2021.
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. 10–17 Cancelled Pacific-Asia Curling Championships Wakkanai, Japan, Nov. 7–14 Cancelled European Curling Championships Lillehammer, Norway, Nov. 21–28 Cancelled Winter Universiade Lucerne, Switzerland, TBA Postponed indefinitely World Junior Curling Championships Beijing, China, Feb. 18–28 Cancelled World Wheelchair Curling Championship Beijing, China, Mar. 6–13 Postponed World Men's Curling Championship Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Apr. 2–11 (Edin) (Mouat) (de Cruz) World Wheelchair-B Curling Championship Lohja, Finland, Apr. 10 – 15 (Thums) (Decorvét) (Menardi) World Senior Curling Championships TBA, Apr. 24–May 1 Cancelled World Women's Curling Championship Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Apr. 30–May 9 (Tirinzoni) RCF (Kovaleva) (Peterson) World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom, May 17–23 (Dodds / Mouat) (Skaslien / Nedregotten) (de Val / Eriksson)
Qualification events
Event Qualifiers Americas ChallengeChaska, Minnesota, United States of America, Nov. 12–15 Cancelled World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event Erzurum, Turkey, Dec. 5–12 Cancelled World Qualification EventLohja, Finland, Jan. 12–17 Cancelled
Curling Canada events
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Championships
Event Gold Silver Bronze Canadian Mixed Curling Championship Canmore, Alberta, Nov. 8–15 Cancelled Canadian Curling Club Championships Ottawa, Ontario, Nov. 22–28 Cancelled Canadian U18 Curling Championships Timmins, Ontario, Feb. 7–13 Cancelled Scotties Tournament of Hearts Calgary, Alberta, Feb. 19–28 (Einarson) (Homan) (Walker) Tim Hortons Brier Calgary, Alberta, Mar. 5–14 (Bottcher) Wild Card #2 (Koe) (Dunstone) Canadian Junior Curling Championships Fort McMurray, Alberta, Mar. 15–23 Cancelled Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Calgary, Alberta, Mar. 19–28 Einarson / Gushue Sahaidak / Lott Schmiemann / Morris Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Mar. 22–27 Cancelled U Sports/Curling Canada University Curling Championships TBA, TBA Cancelled CCAA/Curling Canada College Curling Championships TBA, TBA Cancelled
Provincial and territorial playdowns
Province / Territory Men Women Event Champion Runner-up Event Champion Runner-up St. John's, Jan. 29 – 30 (Women's); Jan. 27 – 31 (Men's) Newfoundland and Labrador Tankard Greg Smith Colin Thomas Newfoundland and Labrador Scotties Sarah Hill Mackenzie Mitchell Yellowknife, Jan. 9 – 12 (Women's); Jan. 30 – 31 Northwest Territories Men's Championship Greg Skauge Glen Hudy Northwest Territories Scotties Kerry Galusha Cassie Rogers Iqaluit, Jan. 8 – 10 (Men's) 2021 Nunavut Brier Playdowns Peter Mackey Wade Kingdon – Lori Eddy – O'Leary, Jan. 29 – 30 Prince Edward Island Tankard Eddie MacKenzie Blair Jay Prince Edward Island Scotties Suzanne Birt Darlene London Whitehorse, Jan. 15 – 17 (Women's) – Dustin Mikkelsen – 2021 Yukon Scotties Laura Eby Patty Wallingham
Other events
Event Winner Runner-up Schweizer Cup Baden, Switzerland, Aug. 20–23 (team) Interlaken, Switzerland, Sep. 25–27 (doubles) Andrin Schnider Yannick Schwaller Elena Stern Silvana Tirinzoni Pätz / Michel Perret / Rios Norway Cup (round 1) Oslo, Norway, Sept. 18–20 Alexander Lindström Mathias Brænden (Elite Group) Steffen Walstad (Elite Group) Thomas Ulsrud Russian Curling Cup Dmitrov, Russia Oct. 8–12 (men's) Oct. 1–6 (women's) Alexander Eremin Alexey Timofeev Alina Kovaleva Anna Sidorova Norway Cup (round 2) Oppdal, Norway, Nov. 6–8 Elias Høstmælingen Marianne Rørvik (Elite Group) Magnus Ramsfjell (Elite Group) Thomas Ulsrud Canada Cup Fredericton, New Brunswick, Nov. 24–29 Cancelled Sweden National Challenge Sundbyberg, Sweden, Dec. 11–13 Isabella Wranå Anna Hasselborg British Curling NCA December events Stirling, Scotland Dec. 14–16 (mixed doubles tankard) Dec. 17–20 (Superspiel; open) Dodds / Mouat Wright / Hardie Bruce Mouat Ross Whyte EliteCup Snarøya Snarøya, Norway, Dec. 18–20 Steffen Walstad Thomas Ulsrud Continental Cup Oakville, Ontario, Jan. 7–10 Cancelled British Curling NCA January Challenge Stirling, Scotland Jan. 15–17 Bruce Mouat Ross Whyte Eve Muirhead Gina Aitken British Curling NCA Elite Finals Stirling, Scotland Feb. 1–6 (team) Feb. 10–14 (mixed doubles) Bruce Mouat Ross Whyte Gina Aitken Eve Muirhead Dodds / Mouat Muirhead / Lammie Swiss Worlds Trials Biel/Bienne Feb. 19–21 (team) Mar. 4–7 (mixed doubles) Peter de Cruz Yannick Schwaller Silvana Tirinzoni Elena Stern Perret / Rios Hürlimann / Schwaller Korean National Mixed Doubles Final Selection Gangneung, South Korea, Apr. 17–18 Kim J. / Moon Jang / Seong
National championships Czech Republic Event Gold Silver Bronze Czech Men's Curling ChampionshipFinálový turnaj MČR 2019/20 – muži Prague, Sept. 24–29 Lukáš Klíma David Šik Karel Kubeška Czech Women's Curling ChampionshipFinálový turnaj MČR 2019/20 – ženy Prague, Sept. 24–29 Anna Kubešková Hana Synáčková Eva Miklíková
Estonia Event Gold Silver Bronze Estonian Men's Curling Championship Tallinn, Jan. 28–31 Eduard Veltsman Tarmo Vähesoo Harri Lill Estonian Women's Curling Championship Tallinn, Jan. 28–31 Marie Turmann Triin Madisson Tene Link Estonian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Tallinn, Feb. 18–21 M. Turmann / Lill Madisson / Kukner L. Turmann / Sein
Finland Event Gold Silver Bronze Finnish Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Joensuu, Jan. 28–31 O. Kauste / A. Kauste Virtaala / Hakanpää M. Turto / J. Turto
Hungary Event Gold Silver Bronze Hungarian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Budapest, Feb. 4–10 Palancsa / Kiss Szekeres / Nagy Joó / Tatár
Latvia Event Gold Silver Bronze Latvian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Riga, Apr. 21–25 Rudzīte / Zentelis D. Regža / A. Regža Barone / Gulbis Latvian Women's Curling Championship Riga, Apr. 28–May 2 Evelīna Barone Ieva Rudzīte Elīza Stabulniece Latvian Men's Curling Championship Riga, May 10–May 15 Mārtiņš Trukšāns Ansis Regža Aivis Krimskis
Japan Event Gold Silver Bronze Japan Men's Curling Championship Wakkanai, Feb. 8–14 Yuta Matsumura Takumi Maeda Yusuke Morozumi Japan Women's Curling Championship Wakkanai, Feb. 8–14 Sayaka Yoshimura Satsuki Fujisawa Seina Nakajima Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Aomori, Feb. 23–28 Yoshida / Matsumura Matsumura / Tanida Koana / Aoki
New Zealand Event Gold Silver Bronze New Zealand Men's Curling Championship Naseby, July 30–Aug. 2 Peter de Boer Garion Long Scott Becker New Zealand Women's Curling Championship Naseby, July 30–Aug. 2 Bridget Becker Jessica Smith Courtney Smith New Zealand Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Naseby, Sept. 17–20 B. Becker / Se. Becker Duncan / Sargon C. Smith / Watt
Norway Event Gold Silver Bronze Norwegian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Lillehammer, Sept. 25–27 Mai. Ramsfjell / Mag. Ramsfjell Rørvik / Nergård Rønning / Brænden
Russia Event Gold Silver Bronze Russian Men's Curling Championship (2020) Sochi, Dec. 3–9 Alexey Timofeev Sergey Glukhov Artem Shmakov Russian Women's Curling Championship (2020) Sochi, Dec. 11–17 Alina Kovaleva Anna Sidorova Olga Kotelnikova Russian Men's Curling Championship (2021) Sochi, Apr. 14–22 Alexey Timofeev Mikhail Vaskov Alexey Stukalsky Russian Women's Curling Championship (2021) Sochi, Apr. 6–14 Olga Zharkova Anna Sidorova Maria Komarova Russian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Sochi, Jan. 21–25 Ezekh / Krasikov Moskaleva / Eremin Trukhina / Lysakov Russian Wheelchair Curling Championship Novosibirsk, Apr. 20–27 Konstantin Kurokhtin Aleksey Fatuev Alexey Lyubimtsev
South Korea Event Gold Silver Bronze Korean Men's Curling Championship Gangneung, Nov. 19–24 Jeong Yeong-seok Kim Chang-min Kim Soo-hyuk Korean Women's Curling Championship Gangneung, Nov. 19–24 Kim Eun-jung Gim Un-chi Kim Min-ji Korean Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Gangneung, Nov. 23–27 Jang / Seong Song / Jeon J. Kim / Moon
Spain Event Gold Silver Bronze Spanish Men's Curling Championship Jaca, Mar. 12–14 Sergio Vez Gontzal García Xavi Campos Spanish Women's Curling Championship Jaca, Mar. 5–7 Irantzu García Oihane Otaegi Paula Oliván Spanish Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Jaca, Jan. 22–Feb. 14 Otaegi / Unanue I. García / G. García Pérez / Munuera
Sweden Event Gold Silver Bronze Swedish Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Jönköping, Feb. 4–7 de Val / Eriksson Westman / Ahlberg I. Wranå / R. Wranå
Switzerland Event Gold Silver Bronze Swiss Men's Curling Championship Arlesheim, Feb. 6–13 Peter de Cruz Yannick Schwaller Marco Hösli Swiss Women's Curling Championship Arlesheim, Feb. 6–13 Silvana Tirinzoni Elena Stern Raphaela Keiser Swiss Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Biel, Jan. 27–30 Hürlimann / Schwaller Pätz / Michel Tirinzoni / Schwarz
United States Event Gold Silver Bronze United States Men's Curling Championship Wausau, Wisconsin, May 25–30 Korey Dropkin Jed Brundidge Luc Violette United States Women's Curling Championship Wausau, Wisconsin, May 26–30 Cory Christensen Jamie Sinclair Madison Bear United States Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Wausau, Wisconsin, May 19–23 Persinger / Plys Bear / Stopera Geving / Violette Burchesky / Richardson
World Curling Tour
Teams See: List of teams on the 2020–21 World Curling Tour
Grand Slam events in bold. Note: More events may be posted as time progresses.
Men's events
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