World Curling Team Ranking
World Rankings
Race for the top 10
Every team that has been in the top 10 this season, week by week. Hover a line to pick it out, click to open the team.
Nations
Who fills the top 50. Click a nation to filter the table.
≈ Reconstructed total. The published ranking page cannot display a total above 1,000: it comes back as “1.0” and the team falls to around 500th. Five team-seasons are affected, all of them world No. 1 — Gushue 2016-17 and 2017-18, Edin 2017-18, McEwen 2015-16, Homan 2016-17. Their total is rebuilt here as season points plus the previous season's carry-over, and the season is re-ranked.
World Curling Team Ranking (World Curling’s official ranking since 2019). Weekly rankings 2023–24 to 2025–26 and season-end rankings since 2010–11. Top 10 from 1999–2000 to 2009–10: World Curling Tour money lists and Order of Merit. A team is identified by its skip (or by the pair in mixed doubles); seasons are linked by name. Teams with 0 points are not listed.
Nations
Registered teams by nation. Click a nation to filter the directory.
Line-ups as registered for each season; the 2026–27 list is still growing as teams register. World rank = World Curling Team Ranking at the end of that season (for 2026–27: the ranking the season starts from, i.e. the end of 2025–26). A team is followed from one season to the next when it keeps at least two players (or the same skip).
The Grand Slams of the World Curling Tour (men and women): dates, champions, runners-up and purses. The House of Curling is in beta and is not an official site of the Grand Slam of Curling.