Curling Canada has unveiled its qualification plan for the World Junior Mixed Doubles Curling Championship.
Curling Canada has unveiled its qualification plan for the World Junior Mixed Doubles Curling Championship. The qualification will be based on performances in designated events over the next season, with a structured pathway designed to ensure the top junior mixed doubles teams earn their spots.
The plan includes a series of regional and national tournaments leading up to the final selection event. Teams will accumulate points based on their finishes in these events, and the top-ranking teams will secure their places for the World Junior Championship. This system aims to provide a fair and competitive selection process, reflecting the teams’ performances throughout the season.
The announcement emphasizes Curling Canada’s commitment to developing young talent and ensuring that Canadian teams are well-prepared for international competition. The new qualification plan is expected to enhance the overall standard of play and provide valuable experience for the future stars of the sport.
Further details on specific events and point allocations will be released as the season progresses, but the framework sets a clear path for teams aspiring to compete on the world stage.
