2011 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship

The 2011 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship was held at the Saint Paul Curling Club in St. Paul, Minnesota, United States from April 15 to 24, 2011. The event was held in conjunction with the 2011 World Senior Curling Championships.
Switzerland won its third mixed doubles gold in four years by defeating the Russians in a six-end final with a final score of 11–2.

Teams

Blue Group

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Second: Robert Campbell

Lead: Rebecca Jean MacDonald
Second: Are Solberg

Lead: Lilian Nielsen
Second: John Sharp

Lead: Jane Clark
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Second: Alessio Gonin

Lead: Giorgia Ricca
Second: Roy Dorholt

Lead: Guri Tobro
Second: Alexey Tselousov

Lead: Alina Kovaleva
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Second: František Pitoňák

Lead: Petra Pitoňáková
Second: Alina Pätz

Lead: Sven Michel

Red Group

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Second: Hugh Millikin

Lead: Kim Forge
Second: Mihhail Vlassov

Lead: Jelizaveta Dmitrijeva
Second: Kalle Kiiskinen

Lead: Katja Kiiskinen
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Second: György Nagy

Lead: Ildikó Szekeres
Second: Kenji Tomabechi

Lead: Michiko Tomabechi
Second: Hong Jun-Pyo

Lead: Park Kyung-mi
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Second: Bridget Becker

Lead: Sean Becker
Second: Anders Kraupp

Lead: Sabina Kraupp

White Group

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Second: Thomas Peichl

Lead: Sonja Peichl
Second: Zou Dejia

Lead: Li Xue
Second: Hana Čechová

Lead: Radek Žďárský
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Second: Amaury Pernette

Lead: Pauline Jeanneret
Second: Gints Caune

Lead: Līga Caune
Second: Paul Stevenson

Lead: Louise Soutar
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Second: Sergio Vez Labrador

Lead: Irantzu Garcia Vez
Second: Brady Clark

Lead: Cristin Clark

Round-robin standings

Final round-robin standings

Round-robin results

All draw times are listed in Central Standard Time.

Blue group

Sunday, April 17

Draw 1
11:30
Draw 2
15:00

Monday, April 18

Draw 4
08:00
Draw 7
21:30

Tuesday, April 19

Draw 9
15:00

Wednesday, April 20

Draw 12
08:00
Draw 13
11:00
Draw 14
14:30

Thursday, April 21

Draw 17
08:00
Draw 18
11:30
Draw 20
18:00
Draw 21
21:30

Red group

Sunday, April 17

Draw 2
15:00

Monday, April 18

Draw 4
08:00
Draw 6
18:00
Draw 7
21:30

Tuesday, April 19

Draw 8
11:30
Draw 9
15:00
Draw 10
18:00

Wednesday, April 20

Draw 12
08:00
Draw 14
14:30
Draw 15
18:00
Draw 16
21:30

Thursday, April 21

Draw 18
11:30
Draw 19
14:30

White group

Sunday, April 17

Draw 2
15:00
Draw 3
21:30

Monday, April 18

Draw 5
14:30
Draw 6
18:00
Draw 7
21:30

Tuesday, April 19

Draw 8
11:30
Draw 9
15:00
Draw 11
21:30

Wednesday, April 20

Draw 12
08:00
Draw 15
18:00
Draw 16
21:30

Thursday, April 21

Draw 17
08:00
Draw 18
11:30
Draw 19
14:30
Draw 20
18:00

Tiebreakers

Friday, April 22, 08:00
''Friday, April 22, 11:30''

Playoffs

Qualification Game

''Friday, April 22, 15:00''

Quarterfinals

''Friday, April 22, 20:00''

Semifinals

''Saturday, April 23, 9:00''

Bronze medal game

''Saturday, April 23, 14:00''

Gold medal game

''Saturday, April 23, 14:00''