Mixed Doubles national Championship

January 20-25, 2026

Bemidji Curling Club

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Introduced to the sport of curling in 2008, Mixed Doubles has a unique set of rules.

This faster-paced discipline of the sport made its Olympic debut at the 2018 Olympic Games and is played by teams comprised of one male and one female curler. 

The Mixed Doubles National Championship is aimed to determine the strongest mixed doubles team in the nation to advance to represent the United States at the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship.

PAST CHAMPIONS
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KAWLESKI/KAUFFMAN CAPTURE 2026 MIXED DOUBLES TITLE
KAWLESKI/KAUFFMAN CAPTURE 2026 MIXED DOUBLES TITLE

Rachel Kawleski and Connor Kauffman claimed the USA Curling Mixed Doubles National Championship with an 8-4 win in the final game over Ella Fleming and Jackson Bestland.

MIXED DOUBLES NATIONALS KICKS OFF IN BEMIDJI
MIXED DOUBLES NATIONALS KICKS OFF IN BEMIDJI

USA Curling is pleased to announce the lineup of teams that will compete at the 2026 Mixed Doubles National Championship at the Bemidji Curling Club in Bemidji, MN.

MIXED DOUBLES NATIONALS FIELD SET, CHAMPIONSHIP STARTS IN BEMIDJI ON JANUARY 20TH
MIXED DOUBLES NATIONALS FIELD SET, CHAMPIONSHIP STARTS IN BEMIDJI ON JANUARY 20TH

USA Curling is pleased to announce the lineup of teams that will compete at the 2026 Mixed Doubles National Championship at the Bemidji Curling Club in Bemidji, MN.

TEAM JOHNSON NOTCHES FIRST WIN FOR U.S. AT WORLD JUNIOR-B WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP
TEAM JOHNSON NOTCHES FIRST WIN FOR U.S. AT WORLD JUNIOR-B WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP

The United States, represented by Team Johnson (Allory Johnson, Gianna Johnson, Morgan Zacher, Bailey Vaydich, Ella Wendling, Coach Chris Johnson) opened the World Junior-B Women’s Curling Championship at the Kisakallio Sports Institute in Lohja, Finland, stealing five points on their way to a convincing 9-1 win over Hungary.