Olympians Who Won a Medal at the World Curling Championships (320)

Description

Host cities:

Men’s tournament (known as Scotch Cup 1959-1967 and Silver Broom 1968-1985)

1959 Edinburgh, Falkirk, and Perth (GBR) 9-11 March 1959
1960 Ayr, Edinburgh, and Glasgow (GBR) 18-23 March 1960
1961 Ayr, Edinburgh, Kirkcaldy, and Perth (GBR) 21-30 March 1961
1962 Edinburgh and Falkirk (GBR) 15-20 March 1962
1963 Perth (GBR) 13-15 March 1963
1964 Calgary (CAN) 16-19 March 1964
1965 Perth (GBR) 15-18 March 1965
1966 Vancouver (CAN) 21-24 March 1966
1967 Perth (GBR) 20-23 March 1967
1968 Pointe-Claire (CAN) 20-24 March 1968
1969 Perth (GBR) 18-22 March 1969
1970 Utica (USA) 18-22 March 1970
1971 Megève (FRA) 16-21 March 1971
1972 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (FRG) 19-21 March 1972
1973 Regina (CAN) 19-24 March 1973
1974 Bern (SUI) 18-23 March 1974
1975 Perth (GBR) 17-23 March 1975
1976 Duluth, Minnesota (USA) 22-28 March 1976
1977 Karlstad (SWE) 28 March-3 April 1977
1978 Winnipeg (CAN) 27 March-2 April 1978
1979 Bern (SUI) 26 March-1 April 1979
1980 Moncton (CAN) 24-29 March 1980
1981 London (CAN) 23-29 March 1981
1982 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (FRG) 29 March-4 April 1982
1983 Regina (CAN) 11-17 April 1983
1984 Duluth, Minnesota (USA) 2-8 April 1984
1985 Glasgow (GBR) 25-31 March 1985
1986 Toronto (CAN) 31 March-6 April 1986
1987 Vancouver (CAN) 30 March-5 April 1987
1988 Lausanne (SUI) 11-17 April 1988
1989 Milwaukee (USA) 3-9 April 1989
1990 Västerås (SWE) 1-5 April 1990
1991 Winnipeg (CAN) 23-31 March 1991
1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER) 28 March-5 April 1992
1993 Genève (Geneva) (SUI) 28 March-4 April 1993
1994 Oberstdorf (GER) 10-17 April 1994
1995 Brandon (CAN) 8-16 April 1995
1996 Hamilton (CAN) 23-31 March 1996
1997 Bern (SUI) 12-20 April 1997
1998 Kamloops (CAN) 4-12 April 1998
1999 Saint John (CAN) 3-11 April 1999
2000 Glasgow (GBR) 1-9 April 2000
2001 Lausanne (SUI) 31 March-8 April 2001
2002 Bismarck (USA) 6-14 April 2002
2003 Winnipeg (CAN) 5-13 April 2003
2004 Gävle (SWE) 17-25 April 2004
2005 Victoria, British Columbia (CAN) 2-10 April 2005
2006 Lowell, Massachusetts (USA) 1-9 April 2007
2007 Edmonton (CAN) 31 March-8 April 2007
2008 Grand Forks (USA) 4-13 April 2008
2009 Moncton (CAN) 4-12 April 2009
2010 Cortina d’Ampezzo (ITA) 3-11 April 2010
2011 Regina (CAN) 2-10 April 2011
2012 Basel (SUI) 31 March-8 April 2012
2013 Victoria, British Columbia (CAN) 30 March-7 April 2013
2014 Beijing (CHN) 29 March-6 April 2014
2015 Halifax (CAN) 28 March-5 April 2015
2016 Basel (SUI) 2-11 April 2016
2017 Edmonton (CAN) 1-9 April 2017
2018 Las Vegas (USA) 31 March-8 April 2018
2019 Lethbridge (CAN) 30 March-7 April 2019
2021 Calgary (CAN) 2-11 April 2021

Women’s tournament

1979 Perth (GBR) 17-23 March 1979
1980 Perth (GBR) 17-21 March 1980
1981 Perth (GBR) 16-21 March 1981
1982 Genève (Geneva) (SUI) 16-21 March 1982
1983 Moose Jaw (CAN) 4-9 April 1983
1984 Perth (GBR) 25-30 March 1984
1985 Jönköping (SWE) 17-23 March 1985
1986 Kelowna (CAN) 23-29 March 1986
1987 Chicago (USA) 22-28 March 1987
1988 Glasgow (GBR) 4-10 April 1988
1989 to 2004 the men’s and the women’s tournament was held simultaneously
2005 Paisley (GBR) 19-27 March 2005
2006 Grande Prairie (CAN) 18-26 March 2006
2007 Aomori (JPN) 17-25 March 2007
2008 Vernon (CAN) 22-30 March 2008
2009 Gangneung (KOR) 21-29 March 2009
2010 Swift Current (CAN) 20-28 March 2010
2011 Esbjerg (DEN) 19-27 March 2011
2012 Lethbridge (CAN) 17-25 March 2012
2013 Rīga (LAT) 16-24 March 2013
2014 Saint John (CAN) 15-23 March 2014
2015 Sapporo (JPN) 14-22 March 2015
2016 Swift Current (CAN) 19-27 March 2016
2017 Beijing (CHN) 18-26 March 2017
2018 North Bay (CAN) 17-25 March 2018
2019 Silkeborg (DEN) 16-24 March 2019
2021 Calgary (CAN) 30 April-9 May 2021

Mixed Team

2015 Bern (SUI) 12-19 September 2015
2016 Kazan (RUS) 14-22 October 2016
2017 Champéry (SUI) 6-14 October 2017
2018 Kelowna (CAN) 13-20 October 2018
2019 Aberdeen (GBR) 12-19 October 2019

Mixed Doubles

2008 Vierumäki (FIN) 8-16 March 2008
2009 Cortina d’Ampezzo (ITA) 18-25 April 2009
2010 Chelyabinsk (RUS) 18-24 April 2010
2011 St. Paul, Minnesota (USA) 15-24 April 2011
2012 Erzurum (TUR) 23-29 April 2012
2013 Fredericton (CAN) 13-20 April 2013
2014 Dumfries (GBR) 23-30 April 2014
2015 Sochi (RUS) 18-25 April 2015
2016 Karlstad (SWE) 16-23 April 2016
2017 Lethbridge (CAN) 22-29 April 2017
2018 Östersund (SWE) 21-28 April 2018
2019 Stavanger (NOR) 20-27 April 2019

Athlete	Nation(s)	Sport(s)	Role(s)	Era	Notes
Vicki Adams	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2014—2018	1–0–1 2013 Rīga gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2017 Beijing bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Dominic Andres	SUI	CUR	Olympics	1998	0–0–2 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 1999 Saint John bronze: team
Scott Andrews	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2014	0–2–1 2011 Regina silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2012 Basel silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2013 Victoria bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Janet Arnott	CAN	CUR	Coach	2014	1–1–1 1984 Perth gold: team; 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: team; 1995 Brandon silver: team
Galina Arsenkina	ROC	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–1–1 2018 North Bay bronze: team; 2021 Calgary silver: team (competed for the Russian Curling Federation)
Marianne Aspelin	NOR	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	1–1–4 1991 Winnipeg gold: team; 1993 Genève bronze: team; 1995 Brandon bronze: team; 1996 Hamilton bronze: team; 1997 Bern silver: team; 2000 Glasgow bronze: team
Oliver Axnick	GER	CUR	Olympics / Coach	1998—2010	0–1–3 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 1995 Brandon bronze: team; 1997 Bern silver: team; 2005 Victoria bronze: team
Ba Dexin	CHN	CUR	Olympics	2014—2018	0–1–1 2016 Karlstad silver: mixed double; 2017 Lethbridge bronze: mixed double
Scott Baird	USA	CUR	Non-starter	2006	0–0–1 1993 Genève bronze: team
Bo Bakke	NOR	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	2–0–3 1983 Regina bronze: team; 1984 Duluth gold: team; 1987 Vancouver bronze: team; 1988 Lausanne gold: team; 1989 Milwaukee bronze: team
Don Bartlett	CAN	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1992—2002	0–1–0 1991 Winnipeg silver: team
Marco Battilana	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2006	0–1–0 2003 Winnipeg silver: team
Sean Becker	NZL	CUR	Olympics / Other	2006	0–1–0 2010 Chelyabinsk silver: mixed double
Binia Beeli	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2006	2–0–0 2014 Saint John gold: team; 2016 Swift Current gold: team
Ulrika Bergman	SWE	CUR	Non-starter	2006	2–1–0 2002 Bismarck silver: team; 2005 Paisley gold: team; 2006 Grande Prairie gold: team
Kajsa Bergström	SWE	CUR	Non-starter	2010	0–1–0 2009 Gangneung silver: team
Christina Bertrup	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2002—2014	0–2–0 2012 Lethbridge silver: team; 2013 Rīga silver: team
Jan Betker	CAN	CUR	Olympics	1998	3–0–0 1993 Genève gold: team; 1994 Oberstdorf gold: team; 1997 Bern gold: team
Laurence Bidaud	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–2 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: team; 2000 Glasgow silver: team; 2004 Gävle bronze: team
Jane Bidstrup	DEN	CUR	Olympics	1998	0–0–1 1997 Bern bronze: team
Lene Bidstrup	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1992—2002	0–0–2 1999 Saint John bronze: team; 2001 Lausanne bronze: team
Tom Brewster, Jr.	GBR	CUR	Non-starter	2014	0–2–2 2002 Bismarck bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 2011 Regina silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2012 Basel silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2013 Victoria bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Erika Brown	USA	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1988—2014	0–2–0 1996 Hamilton silver: team; 1999 Saint John silver: team
Norman Brown	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1992—2002	0–1–2 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1997 Bern bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 2002 Bismarck bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Maureen Brunt	USA	CUR	Olympics	2006	0–1–0 2005 Paisley silver: team
Anastasiya Bryzgalova	ROC	CUR	Olympics	2018	2–0–0 2016 Kazan gold: mixed team; 2016 Karlstad gold: mixed double
Euan Byers	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2006—2010	2–2–0 2005 Victoria silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2006 Lowell gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2008 Grand Forks silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2009 Moncton gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Bill Carey	CAN DEN	CUR	Coach	2002	0–0–1 1979 Bern bronze: team
Cory Christensen	USA	CUR	Non-starter	2018	0–0–1 2019 Stavanger bronze: mixed double
Bob Christman	USA	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–1–0 1978 Winnipeg gold: team; 1981 London silver: team
Graeme Connal	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2010	2–3–0 1991 Winnipeg gold: team (competed for Scotland); 1993 Genève silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1995 Brandon silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2008 Grand Forks silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2009 Moncton gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Joni Cotten	USA	CUR	Olympics	2002	1–0–0 2003 Winnipeg gold: team
Joanne Courtney	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2018	1–1–0 2017 Beijing gold: team; 2017 Lethbridge silver: mixed double
Elaine Dagg-Jackson	CAN	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	0–1–0 1991 Winnipeg silver: team
Flemming Davanger	NOR	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1992—2006	0–1–2 2001 Lausanne bronze: team; 2002 Bismarck silver: team; 2003 Winnipeg bronze: team
Peter de Cruz	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–0–4 2014 Beijing bronze: team; 2017 Edmonton bronze: team; 2019 Lethbridge bronze: team; 2021 Calgary bronze: team
Pyotr Dron	RUS	CUR	Olympics	2014	1–0–0 2010 Chelyabinsk gold: mixed double
Greg Drummond	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Coach	2014—2022	0–2–1 2011 Regina silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2012 Basel silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2013 Victoria bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Denise Dupont	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2006—2022	0–1–1 2007 Aomori silver: team; 2009 Gangneung bronze: team
Madeleine Dupont	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Other	2010—2022	0–1–1 2007 Aomori silver: team; 2009 Gangneung bronze: team
Oliver Dupont	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2018	0–1–0 2016 Basel silver: team
Luzia Ebnöther	SUI	CUR	Olympics / Other	2002	0–1–1 2000 Glasgow silver: team; 2004 Gävle bronze: team
Niklas Edin	SWE	CUR	Olympics / Other	2010—2022	5–1–2 2011 Regina bronze: team; 2012 Basel bronze: team; 2013 Victoria gold: team; 2015 Halifax gold: team; 2017 Edmonton silver: team; 2018 Las Vegas gold: team; 2019 Lethbridge gold: team; 2021 Calgary gold: team
Markus Eggler	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2002—2010	1–1–1 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: team; 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 2001 Lausanne silver: team
Adam Enright	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2010	1–0–0 2008 Grand Forks gold: team
Oskar Eriksson	SWE	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2010—2022	6–2–2 2011 Regina bronze: team; 2012 Basel bronze: team; 2013 Victoria gold: team; 2014 Beijing silver: team; 2015 Halifax gold: team; 2017 Edmonton silver: team; 2018 Las Vegas gold: team; 2019 Lethbridge gold: team; 2019 Stavanger gold: mixed double; 2021 Calgary gold: team
Marcus Feldt	SWE	CUR	Olympics	1998	1–2–0 1997 Bern gold: team; 1998 Kamloops silver: team; 2000 Glasgow silver: team
Pete Fenson	USA	CUR	Olympics	2006	0–0–1 1993 Genève bronze: team
John Ferguson	CAN	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–0–0 1986 Toronto gold: team
Susanne Fink	FRG	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–0–1 1984 Perth bronze: team; 1988 Glasgow gold: team
Karin Fischer	GER	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–1 1993 Genève silver: team; 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team
Margarita Fomina	RUS	CUR	Olympics	2010—2014	0–1–3 2014 Saint John bronze: team; 2015 Sapporo bronze: team; 2016 Swift Current bronze: team; 2017 Beijing silver: team
Atina Ford	CAN	CUR	Olympics	1998	1–0–0 1997 Bern gold: team
Johnny Frederiksen	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Other	2010—2018	0–1–0 2016 Basel silver: team
Tanya Frei	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–1 2000 Glasgow silver: team; 2004 Gävle bronze: team
Ryan Fry	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2014	0–1–0 2013 Victoria silver: team
Satsuki Fujisawa	JPN	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–1–0 2016 Swift Current silver: team
Yekaterina Galkina	RUS	CUR	Olympics	2006—2014	0–0–2 2014 Saint John bronze: team; 2015 Sapporo bronze: team
Courtney George	USA	CUR	Olympics	2006	0–1–0 2005 Paisley silver: team
Tyler George	USA	CUR	Olympics	2018	0–0–1 2016 Basel bronze: team
Aileen Geving	USA	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2018—2022	0–0–1 2021 Calgary bronze: team (alternate did not play)
Michael Goodfellow	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2014	0–2–1 2011 Regina silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2012 Basel silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2013 Victoria bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Helene Granqvist	SWE	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	0–0–1 1991 Winnipeg bronze: team
Lauren Gray	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2014—2018	1–0–1 2013 Rīga gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2017 Beijing bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Janine Greiner	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2010—2014	1–0–1 2008 Vernon bronze: team; 2012 Lethbridge gold: team
Damian Grichting	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–0 2001 Lausanne silver: team
Marcia Gudereit	CAN	CUR	Olympics	1998	3–0–0 1993 Genève gold: team; 1994 Oberstdorf gold: team; 1997 Bern gold: team
Frants Gufler	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–0–1 1985 Glasgow bronze: team
Brad Gushue	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2006—2022	1–1–0 2017 Edmonton gold: team; 2018 Las Vegas silver: team
Elisabet Gustafson	SWE	CUR	Olympics	1998—2002	4–0–2 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: team; 1993 Genève bronze: team; 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 1995 Brandon gold: team; 1998 Kamloops gold: team; 1999 Saint John gold: team
Yuliya Guziyova	ROC	CUR	Olympics	2018	0–0–1 2018 North Bay bronze: team
Al Hackner	CAN USA	CUR	Coach	2018	2–0–0 1982 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: team; 1985 Glasgow gold: team
Fredrik Hallström	SWE	CUR	Coach	2014	0–1–0 2013 Fredericton silver: mixed double
Mette Halvorsen	NOR	CUR	Non-Medal	1988—1992	2–1–0 1989 Milwaukee silver: team; 1990 Västerås gold: team; 1991 Winnipeg gold: team
Becca Hamilton	USA	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–0–1 2021 Calgary bronze: team
Claire Hamilton	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2014	1–0–0 2013 Rīga gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Matt Hamilton	USA	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–0–1 2016 Basel bronze: team
Ane Hansen	DEN	CUR	Non-starter	2010	0–1–1 2007 Aomori silver: team; 2009 Gangneung bronze: team
Steen Hansen	DEN	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	0–0–1 1985 Glasgow bronze: team
E.J. Harnden	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2014	0–1–0 2013 Victoria silver: team
Ryan Harnden	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2014	0–1–0 2013 Victoria silver: team
Troels Harry	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2014	0–1–0 2016 Basel silver: team
Richard Hart	CAN	CUR	Olympics	1998	1–0–0 2007 Edmonton gold: team
Marianne Haslum	NOR	CUR	Olympics	1998—2006	0–2–3 1996 Hamilton bronze: team; 1997 Bern silver: team; 2002 Bismarck bronze: team; 2004 Gävle silver: team; 2005 Paisley bronze: team
Anna Hasselborg	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	1–2–0 2018 North Bay silver: team; 2019 Stavanger gold: mixed double; 2019 Silkeborg silver: team
Tommi Häti	FIN	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–0–2 1998 Kamloops bronze: team; 2000 Glasgow bronze: team
David Hay	GBR	CUR	Non-Medal / Non-starter / Coach	1988—2010	1–3–1 1988 Lausanne bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 1990 Västerås silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1991 Winnipeg gold: team (competed for Scotland); 1993 Genève silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1996 Hamilton silver: team (competed for Scotland)
Mike Hay	GBR	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–2–2 1986 Toronto silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1988 Lausanne bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 1990 Västerås silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1991 Winnipeg gold: team (competed for Scotland); 1997 Bern bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Ben Hebert	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2010—2018	2–2–0 2008 Grand Forks gold: team; 2009 Moncton silver: team; 2016 Basel gold: team; 2019 Lethbridge silver: team
Almut Hege-Schöll	FRG	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–1–1 1984 Perth bronze: team; 1987 Chicago silver: team; 1988 Glasgow gold: team
Stella Heiß	GER	CUR	Olympics	2010	1–0–0 2010 Swift Current gold: team
Johanna Heldin	SWE	CUR	YOG / Non-starter	2012—2022	0–3–0 2015 Bern silver: mixed team; 2016 Kazan silver: mixed team; 2019 Silkeborg silver: team
Wally Henry	USA	CUR	Coach	2012	0–0–2 1986 Toronto bronze: team; 1991 Winnipeg bronze: team
Daniel Herberg	GER	CUR	Olympics	2002—2010	0–1–0 2004 Gävle silver: team
Patrick Hoffmann	GER	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–0 2004 Gävle silver: team
Elisabeth Högström	SWE	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–2–0 1980 Perth silver: team; 1981 Perth gold: team; 1982 Genève silver: team
Holger Höhne	GER	CUR	Olympics / Coach	1998—2012	0–2–3 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 1995 Brandon bronze: team; 1997 Bern silver: team; 2005 Victoria bronze: team; 2007 Edmonton silver: team
Markus Høiberg	NOR	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2014—2022	1–1–0 2014 Beijing gold: team; 2015 Halifax silver: team
Dorthe Holm	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal / Other	1992—2006	0–1–1 1997 Bern bronze: team; 1998 Kamloops silver: team
Camilla Holth	NOR	CUR	Olympics	2002—2006	0–1–2 2002 Bismarck bronze: team; 2004 Gävle silver: team; 2005 Paisley bronze: team
Rachel Homan	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	1–1–1 2013 Rīga bronze: team; 2014 Saint John silver: team; 2017 Beijing gold: team
Neil Houston	CAN	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–0–0 1986 Toronto gold: team
Glenn Howard	CAN GBR	CUR	Coach	2018	4–0–0 1987 Vancouver gold: team; 1993 Genève gold: team; 2007 Edmonton gold: team; 2012 Basel gold: team
Russ Howard	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2006	2–0–0 1987 Vancouver gold: team; 1993 Genève gold: team
Patrick Hürlimann	SUI	CUR	Olympics / Coach	1998—2006	0–1–2 1989 Milwaukee silver: team; 1996 Hamilton bronze: team; 1999 Saint John bronze: team
Brad Jacobs	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2014	0–1–0 2013 Victoria silver: team
John Jahr	GER	CUR	Olympics	2014	0–1–0 1987 Vancouver silver: team
Angelina Jensen	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2010	0–1–1 2007 Aomori silver: team; 2009 Gangneung bronze: team
Camilla Jensen	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2010	0–1–1 2007 Aomori silver: team; 2009 Gangneung bronze: team
Cassie Johnson	USA	CUR	Olympics	2006	0–1–0 2005 Paisley silver: team
Jamie Johnson	USA	CUR	Olympics	2006	0–1–0 2005 Paisley silver: team
Debbie Jones	CAN	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–1–0 1985 Jönköping gold: team; 1995 Brandon silver: team
Jennifer Jones	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2014—2022	2–1–1 2008 Vernon gold: team; 2010 Swift Current bronze: team; 2015 Sapporo silver: team; 2018 North Bay gold: team
Nicole Joraanstad	USA	CUR	Olympics	2010	0–1–0 2006 Grande Prairie silver: team
Anne Jøtun	NOR	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	2–0–1 1981 Perth bronze: team; 1990 Västerås gold: team; 1991 Winnipeg gold: team
Andy Kapp	GER FRG	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal / Coach	1988—2020	0–3–3 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 1995 Brandon bronze: team; 1997 Bern silver: team; 2005 Victoria bronze: team; 2007 Edmonton silver: team; 2019 Aberdeen silver: mixed team
Benjamin Kapp	GER	CUR	YOG	2020	0–1–0 2019 Aberdeen silver: mixed team
Uli Kapp	GER	CUR	Olympics	1998—2006	0–1–3 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 1995 Brandon bronze: team; 2005 Victoria bronze: team; 2007 Edmonton silver: team
Russell Keiller	GBR	CUR	Coach	2002—2006	0–1–0 1995 Brandon silver: team (competed for Scotland)
Robert Kelly	GBR	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	0–1–0 1995 Brandon silver: team (competed for Scotland)
Andreas Kempf	GER	CUR	Olympics	2006—2010	0–1–1 2005 Victoria bronze: team; 2007 Edmonton silver: team
Marc Kennedy	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2010—2022	2–1–0 2008 Grand Forks gold: team; 2009 Moncton silver: team; 2016 Basel gold: team
Viktor Kjäll	CAN GBR SWE	CUR	Olympics / Coach	2010—2022	1–0–2 2011 Regina bronze: team; 2012 Basel bronze: team; 2013 Victoria gold: team
Ann-Catrin Kjerr	SWE	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	0–0–1 1991 Winnipeg bronze: team
Agnes Knochenhauer	SWE	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2014—2022	0–3–0 2013 Rīga silver: team; 2018 North Bay silver: team; 2019 Silkeborg silver: team
Stephan Knoll	GER	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–0 2004 Gävle silver: team
Kevin Koe	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2018	2–1–0 2010 Cortina d'Ampezzo gold: team; 2016 Basel gold: team; 2019 Lethbridge silver: team
Anders Kraupp	SWE	CUR	Non-starter	2002—2006	2–0–0 2001 Lausanne gold: team; 2004 Gävle gold: team
Sebastian Kraupp	SWE	CUR	Olympics / Coach	2010—2022	1–0–2 2011 Regina bronze: team; 2012 Basel bronze: team; 2013 Victoria gold: team
Malene Krause	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1988—2006	0–0–3 1990 Västerås bronze: team; 1999 Saint John bronze: team; 2001 Lausanne bronze: team
Lone Kristoffersen	DEN	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	0–0–1 1990 Västerås bronze: team
Andrea Krupanska	CZE	CUR	YOG	2016	0–0–1 2017 Champéry bronze: mixed team
Aleksandr Krushelnitsky	ROC	CUR	Olympics	2018	2–0–0 2016 Kazan gold: mixed team; 2016 Karlstad gold: mixed double
Carmen Küng	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2010—2014	1–0–2 2004 Gävle bronze: team; 2008 Vernon bronze: team; 2012 Lethbridge gold: team
Brent Laing	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2018	3–0–0 2007 Edmonton gold: team; 2012 Basel gold: team; 2016 Basel gold: team
Annie Laird	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2010	1–1–0 2002 Bismarck gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2010 Swift Current silver: team (competed for Scotland)
John Landsteiner	USA	CUR	Olympics	2014—2022	0–0–1 2016 Basel bronze: team
Jari Laukkanen	FIN	CUR	Olympics / Coach	2002—2006	0–0–2 1998 Kamloops bronze: team; 2000 Glasgow bronze: team
Helena Blach Lavrsen	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal / Other	1988—1998	1–1–2 1982 Genève gold: team; 1990 Västerås bronze: team; 1997 Bern bronze: team; 1998 Kamloops silver: team
Kelley Law	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2002	1–0–0 2000 Glasgow gold: team
Kaitlyn Lawes	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2014—2022	1–1–0 2015 Sapporo silver: team; 2018 North Bay gold: team
Henrik Leek	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2018	2–1–0 2015 Halifax gold: team; 2017 Edmonton silver: team; 2018 Las Vegas gold: team
Cristina Lestander	SUI	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–0–0 1983 Moose Jaw gold: team (competed as Cristina Wirz)
Margaretha Lindahl	SWE	CUR	Olympics	1998	2–0–0 1998 Kamloops gold: team; 1999 Saint John gold: team
Fredrik Lindberg	SWE	CUR	Olympics / Coach	2010—2022	1–0–2 2011 Regina bronze: team; 2012 Basel bronze: team; 2013 Victoria gold: team
Peja Lindholm	CHN SWE	CUR	Olympics / Coach	1998—2022	3–2–0 1997 Bern gold: team; 1998 Kamloops silver: team; 2000 Glasgow silver: team; 2001 Lausanne gold: team; 2004 Gävle gold: team
Liu Jinli	CHN	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2010—2018	1–1–0 2008 Vernon silver: team; 2009 Gangneung gold: team
Liu Yin	CHN	CUR	Olympics / Coach	2010—2016	1–1–1 2008 Vernon silver: team; 2009 Gangneung gold: team; 2011 Esbjerg bronze: team
Tom Locken	USA	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	2–0–0 1974 Bern gold: team; 1978 Winnipeg gold: team
Jackie Lockhart	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1992—2010	1–1–1 1985 Jönköping silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2002 Bismarck gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2007 Aomori bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Sjur Loen	NOR	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	2–0–4 1983 Regina bronze: team; 1984 Duluth gold: team; 1987 Vancouver bronze: team; 1988 Lausanne gold: team; 1989 Milwaukee bronze: team; 1991 Winnipeg bronze: team
Patrik Lörtscher	SUI	CUR	Olympics	1998	1–2–3 1980 Moncton bronze: team; 1981 London gold: team; 1982 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: team; 1989 Milwaukee silver: team; 1996 Hamilton bronze: team; 1999 Saint John bronze: team
Edith Loudon	GBR	CUR	Olympics	1998	1–0–0 2002 Bismarck gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Peter Loudon	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2002	1–2–2 1995 Brandon silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1997 Bern bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 1999 Saint John gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2002 Bismarck bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 2008 Grand Forks silver: team (competed for Scotland)
Thomas Løvold	NOR	CUR	Non-starter / Coach	2010—2022	0–1–1 2009 Moncton bronze: team; 2010 Cortina d'Ampezzo silver: team
Kristin Tøsse Løvseth	NOR	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	1998—2002	0–1–2 1996 Hamilton bronze: team; 1997 Bern silver: team; 2000 Glasgow bronze: team
Ed Lukowich	CAN	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–0–1 1978 Winnipeg bronze: team; 1986 Toronto gold: team
Avi Lund	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–0–2 1999 Saint John bronze: team; 2001 Lausanne bronze: team
Eva Lund	SWE	CUR	Olympics / Coach	2006—2014	2–2–1 2001 Lausanne silver: team; 2003 Winnipeg bronze: team; 2005 Paisley gold: team; 2006 Grande Prairie gold: team; 2009 Gangneung silver: team
Sofia Mabergs	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–2–0 2018 North Bay silver: team; 2019 Silkeborg silver: team
Ewan MacDonald	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2002—2010	3–1–1 1999 Saint John gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2002 Bismarck bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 2005 Victoria silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2006 Lowell gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2009 Moncton gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Wille Mäkelä	FIN	CUR	Olympics	2002—2006	0–0–2 1998 Kamloops bronze: team; 2000 Glasgow bronze: team
Dominik Märki	SUI	CUR	Non-starter	2018	0–0–1 2014 Beijing bronze: team
Louise Marmont	SWE	CUR	Olympics	1998—2002	4–0–4 1988 Glasgow bronze: team; 1989 Milwaukee bronze: team; 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: team; 1993 Genève bronze: team; 1994 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 1995 Brandon gold: team; 1998 Kamloops gold: team; 1999 Saint John gold: team
Kevin Martin	CAN	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1992—2010	1–2–0 1991 Winnipeg silver: team; 2008 Grand Forks gold: team; 2009 Moncton silver: team
Stephanie Mayr	GER	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	0–1–0 1986 Kelowna silver: team
Debbie Henry-McCormick	USA	CUR	Olympics	1998—2014	1–2–0 1996 Hamilton silver: team; 2003 Winnipeg gold: team; 2006 Grande Prairie silver: team
Joan McCusker	CAN	CUR	Olympics	1998	3–0–0 1993 Genève gold: team; 1994 Oberstdorf gold: team; 1997 Bern gold: team
Dawn McEwen	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2014—2022	2–1–1 2008 Vernon gold: team; 2010 Swift Current bronze: team; 2015 Sapporo silver: team; 2018 North Bay gold: team
Roger McIntyre	GBR	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	0–1–0 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: team (competed for Scotland)
Sara McManus	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–2–0 2018 North Bay silver: team; 2019 Silkeborg silver: team
Hammy McMillan	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1988—2002	1–2–1 1986 Toronto silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1997 Bern bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 1999 Saint John gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Barbara Meier	SUI	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–0–1 1983 Moose Jaw gold: team; 1985 Jönköping bronze: team
Romano Meier	SUI	CUR	YOG	2012	0–0–1 2017 Edmonton bronze: team
Gunnar Meland	NOR	CUR	Non-Medal / Non-starter	1988	2–2–1 1978 Winnipeg silver: team; 1979 Bern gold: team; 1980 Moncton silver: team; 1983 Regina bronze: team; 1984 Duluth gold: team
Markus Messenzehl	GER	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–0 2004 Gävle silver: team
Sven Michel	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2014—2022	1–1–2 2011 St. Paul gold: mixed double; 2018 Östersund silver: mixed double; 2019 Lethbridge bronze: team; 2021 Calgary bronze: team
Emma Miskew	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2018	1–1–1 2013 Rīga bronze: team; 2014 Saint John silver: team; 2017 Beijing gold: team
Viktoriya Moiseyeva	ROC	CUR	Olympics	2018	0–0–1 2018 North Bay bronze: team
Linda Moore	CAN	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	1–0–0 1985 Jönköping gold: team
John Morris	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2010—2022	1–1–1 2008 Grand Forks gold: team; 2009 Moncton silver: team; 2015 Halifax bronze: team
Anastasiya Moskalyova	RUS	CUR	YOG	2012	0–0–1 2018 Kelowna bronze: mixed team
Mari Motohashi	JPN	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2006—2018	0–1–0 2016 Swift Current silver: team
Lori Mountford	USA	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1988—1998	0–2–0 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: team; 1996 Hamilton silver: team
Eve Muirhead	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Other	2010—2022	1–1–1 2010 Swift Current silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2013 Rīga gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2017 Beijing bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Gordon Muirhead	GBR	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	1–3–0 1992 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1993 Genève silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1995 Brandon silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1999 Saint John gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Toni Müller	SUI	CUR	Non-starter	2010	2–0–0 2008 Vierumäki gold: mixed double; 2009 Cortina d'Ampezzo gold: mixed double
David Murdoch	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2006—2014	2–2–2 2005 Victoria silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2006 Lowell gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2008 Grand Forks silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2009 Moncton gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2010 Cortina d'Ampezzo bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 2013 Victoria bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Peter Narup	SWE	CUR	Olympics	1998—2006	3–2–0 1997 Bern gold: team; 1998 Kamloops silver: team; 2000 Glasgow silver: team; 2001 Lausanne gold: team; 2004 Gävle gold: team
Magnus Nedregotten	NOR	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–0–1 2015 Sochi bronze: mixed double
Yana Nekrasova	RUS	CUR	Olympics	2002—2006	1–0–0 2010 Chelyabinsk gold: mixed double
Diane Nelson	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2002	1–0–0 2000 Glasgow gold: team
Torger Nergård	NOR	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2002—2022	1–2–3 2006 Lowell bronze: team; 2008 Grand Forks bronze: team; 2009 Moncton bronze: team; 2010 Cortina d'Ampezzo silver: team; 2014 Beijing gold: team; 2015 Halifax silver: team
Esther Neuenschwander	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	2–0–0 2019 Silkeborg gold: team; 2021 Calgary gold: team
Bob Nichols	USA	CUR	Non-Medal	1988—1992	2–1–0 1974 Bern gold: team; 1978 Winnipeg gold: team; 1981 London silver: team
Mark Nichols	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2006—2022	1–1–0 2017 Edmonton gold: team; 2018 Las Vegas silver: team
Natalie Nicholson	USA	CUR	Olympics	2010	0–1–0 2006 Grande Prairie silver: team
Amy Nixon	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2006	0–0–1 2012 Lethbridge bronze: team
Cheryl Noble	CAN	CUR	Olympics	2002	1–0–0 2000 Glasgow gold: team
Cathrine Norberg-Lindahl	SWE	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1992—2010	2–2–2 1991 Winnipeg bronze: team (competed as Cathrine Norberg); 2001 Lausanne silver: team (competed as Cathrine Norberg); 2003 Winnipeg bronze: team (competed as Cathrine Norberg); 2005 Paisley gold: team (competed as Cathrine Norberg); 2006 Grande Prairie gold: team (competed as Cathrine Lindahl); 2009 Gangneung silver: team (competed as Cathrine Lindahl)