World Curling Rankings

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On December 6, 2006, the World Curling Federation (WCF) created a World Ranking system for curling countries, much like FIFA's World ranking. The WCF created it in an effort to keep track and list success' accomplished by the 45 members of the association, at the various major events which are held throughout the curling season, events which include the Winter Olympics, World Curling Championships, and Pacific Curling Championships. Points are assigned to the Top placed participants at each event. The rankings were designed by former 1988 Winter Olympian Patrick Hürlimann.

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Men's rankings[edit]

Final rankings for the 2012–13 season[1]
Current
rank
Country Points 2011–12
final
Change
1  Canada 932 1 Steady 0
2  Scotland
 United Kingdom
740 2 Steady 0
3  Sweden 674 4 Increase 1
4  Norway 660 3 Decrease 1
5  Switzerland 469 5 Steady 0
6  Denmark 418 10 Increase 4
7  China 396 9 Increase 2
8  United States 366 7 Increase 1
9  France 331 8 Decrease 1
10  Germany 331 6 Decrease 4
11  Czech Republic 228 11 Steady 0
12  Russia 151 17 Increase 5
13  New Zealand 149 12 Decrease 1
14  Italy 126 13 Decrease 1
15  Finland 123 15 Steady 0
16  Japan 119 20 Increase 4
17  Korea 114 14 Decrease 3
18  Australia 112 16 Decrease 2
19  Latvia 109 19 Increase 1
20  Hungary 97 20 Steady 0
21  Netherlands 92 22 Increase 1
22  England 86 23 Increase 1
23  Ireland 82 18 Decrease 5
24  Belgium 70 26 Increase 2
25  Spain 70 25 Increase 1
26  Estonia 68 28 Increase 2
27  Austria 63 27 Steady 0
28  Wales 55 24 Decrease 4
29  Poland 51 30 Increase 1
30  Slovakia 50 29 Decrease 1
31  Croatia 49 32 Increase 1
32  Chinese Taipei 48 31 Decrease 1
33  Lithuania 33 33 Steady 0
34  Belarus 25 34 Steady 0
35  Turkey 22 39 Increase 4
36  Iceland 18 36 Steady 0
37  Greece 14 35 Decrease 2
38  Bulgaria1 10 37 Decrease 1
39  Serbia 9 38 Decrease 1
40  Luxembourg 9 40 Increase 1
41  Kazakhstan 8 43 Increase 2
 Slovenia 8 43 Increase 2
43  Romania 6 42 Decrease 1
44  Brazil 4 41 Decrease 3
45  Andorra 1 43 Decrease 2
46  Armenia1 0 46 Steady 0
 Kosovo 0
 Liechtenstein 0 46 Steady 0
 Mongolia 0 46 Steady 0
 United States Virgin Islands 0 46 Steady 0

Women's rankings[edit]

Final rankings for the 2012–13 season[2]
Current
rank
Country Points 2011–12
final
Change
1  Sweden 838 1 Steady 0
2  Canada 769 2 Steady 0
3  Switzerland 604 3 Steady 0
4  Scotland
 United Kingdom
577 7 Increase 3
5  China 532 4 Decrease 1
6  Denmark 470 5 Decrease 1
7  United States 454 8 Increase 1
8  Germany 427 6 Decrease 2
9  Russia 388 9 Steady 0
10  Japan 280 10 Steady 0
11  Korea 237 11 Steady 0
12  Italy 189 13 Increase 1
13  Norway 162 12 Decrease 1
14  Czech Republic 143 14 Steady 0
15  Latvia 138 15 Steady 0
16  Finland 120 16 Steady 0
17  Hungary 111 17 Steady 0
18  Austria 102 18 Steady 0
19  England 94 19 Steady 0
20  New Zealand 90 20 Steady 0
21  Estonia 86 22 Increase 1
22  Poland 75 24 Increase 2
23  Slovakia 72 23 Steady 0
24  Spain 70 25 Increase 1
25  Netherlands 69 21 Decrease 4
26  Australia 61 27 Increase 1
27  Turkey 50 31 Increase 4
28  Croatia 44 28 Steady 0
29  Wales 37 26 Decrease 3
30  Ireland 31 29 Decrease 1
31  Belarus 28 33 Increase 2
32  France 25 30 Decrease 2
33  Romania 19 35 Increase 2
34  Slovenia 18 34 Steady 0
35  Kazakhstan 13 39 Increase 4
 Serbia 13 32 Decrease 3
37  Belgium 6 37 Steady 0
38  Lithuania 4 35 Decrease 3
39  Andorra 0 39 Steady 0
 Brazil 0 39 Steady 0
 Chinese Taipei 0 38 Decrease 1
 Armenia1 0 39 Steady 0
 Bulgaria1 0 39 Steady 0
 Greece 0 39 Steady 0
 Iceland 0 39 Steady 0
 Kosovo 0 39 Steady 0
 Liechtenstein 0 39 Steady 0
 Luxembourg 0 39 Steady 0
 Mongolia 0 39 Steady 0
 United States Virgin Islands 0 39 Steady 0

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Armenia and Bulgaria are currently suspended members of the World Curling Federation.

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