Swedish curling team (women)



The Swedish curling team represents Sweden in international curling competitions .



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[ hide ]  *1 History  ==History [ edit] == Sweden is one of the most successful countries in the history of the women's curling. To date, Sweden was present at every international top tournament. The Swedes made ​​their debut on the very first European Championship, in 1975 was organized in the FrenchMegève . The Swedish team reached the final, but lost it in Scotland . A year later it was hit: Sweden became the first European Champion. The first ten editions were dominated by Sweden, which each reached the final, and is crowned six times European champion. Between 2000 and 2005, Sweden was less than six consecutive European Champion. Incidentally, not ended Sweden to date only six times in the final stage of the regional championship. In total, the Swedes have already nineteen times European champion, eleven more first pursuer Germany .
 * 2 Sweden at the Olympics
 * 3 Sweden at the World
 * 4 Sweden at the European Championship

At the World Sweden was also the first four editions each in the finals. In 1981 the country became the first world champion. Also on the World Sweden ends more than off stage. The Swedes were eight times world champion already, and just need Canada overrode the eternal ranking. Elisabet Gustafson and Anette Norberg are each with three world titles, the most successful skips of the Swedish team. However Norberg is by far the best Swedish curling player in history. She was as skip after all six times European champion, which between 2001 and 2005, even five times in a row.

Also at the Olympic Winter Games, the largest Swedish successes were achieved with skip Anette Norberg. To date, Sweden was twice Olympic champion, each headed by Norberg. In addition to the two Olympic titles, won in 2006 and 2010, Sweden in 1998, also won a bronze medal in the hold. ==Sweden at the Olympics [ Edit] == ==Sweden at the World Championships [ edit] == ==Sweden at the European Championships [ edit] ==