2022 World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event


The 2022 World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event was held from December 2 to 7 at the Dumfries Ice Bowl in Dumfries, Scotland. The top four placing teams qualified for the 2023 [World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship] in Gangneung, South Korea.

Teams

The teams are as follows:

Female: Hannah Augustin
Male: Martin Reichel
Female: Su Tingyu
Male: Li Menghua
Female: Amanda Chou
Male: Brendon Liu
Female: Petra Beštak
Male: Nevan Pufnik

Female: Lotta Immonen
Male: Markus Sipilä
Female: Kseniya Shevchiuk
Male: Eddy Mercier
Female: Farzana Hussain
Male: Rayad Husain
Female: Ling-Yue Hung
Male: Jason Chang

Female: Richa Patel
Male: P. N. Raju
Female: Alison Fyfe
Male: John Wilson
Female: Yekaterina Kolykhalova
Male: Adil Zhumagozha
Female: Daina Barone
Male: Arnis Veidemanis

Female: Mintautė Jurkutė
Male: Paulius Rymeikis
Female: Angélica Pérez Anzures
Male: Ramy Cohen
Female: Lisenka Bomas
Male: Wouter Gösgens
Female: Courtney Smith
Male: Anton Hood

Female: Susana Cole
Male: Tijani Cole
Female: Adela Walczak
Male: Andrzej Augustyniak
Female: April Gale Seixeiro
Male: Steve Seixeiro
Female: Iulia Trăilă
Male: Allen Coliban

Female: Slávka Makovníková
Male: František Pitoňák
Female: Lea Jere
Male: Gaber Bor Zelinka
Female: Oihane Otaegi
Male: Mikel Unanue
Female: Dilşat Yıldız
Male: Bilal Ömer Çakır

Female: Anastasiia Kotova
Male: Eduard Nikolov
Female: Laura Beever
Male: Garry Coombs

Round-robin standings

Final round-robin standings
Pos.Country[Image:|22x20px|border|alt=China|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Chinese Taipei|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=France|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=India|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Lithuania|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Portugal|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Wales|link=]Record
16–0
33–3
25–1
70–6
43–3
62–4
52–4

Pos.Country[Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Latvia|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Mexico|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Netherlands|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=New Zealand|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Poland|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Romania|link=]Record
52–4
34–2
61–5
25–1
16–0
43–3
70–6

Pos.Country[Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Austria|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Finland|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Guyana|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Kazakhstan|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Nigeria|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Slovenia|link=]Record
24–1
15–0
51–4
33–2
60–5
42–3

Pos.Country[Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Croatia|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Hong Kong|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Slovakia|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Spain|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Turkey|link=][Image:|22x20px|border|alt=Ukraine|link=]Record
60–5
33–2
51–4
15–0
24–1
42–3

Round-robin results

All draw times are listed in Greenwich Mean Time.

Draw 1

Friday, December 2, 17:15
^A player on was injured in the first end, and therefore forfeited the match.

Draw 2

''Friday, December 2, 20:30''

Draw 3

''Saturday, December 3, 9:00''

Draw 4

''Saturday, December 3, 12:30''

Draw 5

''Saturday, December 3, 16:00''

Draw 6

''Saturday, December 3, 19:30''

Draw 7

''Sunday, December 4, 9:00''

Draw 8

''Sunday, December 4, 12:30''

Draw 9

''Sunday, December 4, 16:00''

Draw 10

''Sunday, December 4, 19:30''

Draw 11

''Monday, December 5, 9:00''

Draw 12

''Monday, December 5, 12:30''

Draw 13

''Monday, December 5, 16:00''

Draw 14

''Monday, December 5, 19:30''

Playoffs

A Event

Semifinals

''Tuesday, December 6, 10:00''

Finals

''Tuesday, December 6, 15:00''

B Event

Semifinals

''Tuesday, December 6, 15:00''

Finals

''Wednesday, December 7, 10:00''