31-03-2016, 22:56
The 58th playing of the Men’s World Curling Championship is being held in Switzerland for the eighth time at the St Jakobshalle in Basel. The round robin games will be played from Saturday 2 April until Thursday 7 April, with the medal placings being decided on Sunday 10 April.
The twelve teams are Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Japan, Korea, Norway, Russia, Scotland, Sweden (holders), Switzerland and the USA. Norway and Canada filled the other medal positions last year, when Scotland finished a distant 11th.
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Hammy McMillan, Ross Paterson, Glen Muirhead and Tom Brewster after winning this year's Scottish Championships
Tom Brewster has been a World silver medallist twice and also has a silver medal from the Sochi Olympics.
Scotland open their campaign against Korea on Saturday afternoon and Norway on Saturday night. They have one game on Sunday, against Russia.
The twelve teams are Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Japan, Korea, Norway, Russia, Scotland, Sweden (holders), Switzerland and the USA. Norway and Canada filled the other medal positions last year, when Scotland finished a distant 11th.
Hammy McMillan, Ross Paterson, Glen Muirhead and Tom Brewster after winning this year's Scottish Championships
Tom Brewster has been a World silver medallist twice and also has a silver medal from the Sochi Olympics.
Scotland open their campaign against Korea on Saturday afternoon and Norway on Saturday night. They have one game on Sunday, against Russia.
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