The New Zealand Mixed Curling Championship is the national championship of mixed curling (two men and two women) in New Zealand. It has been held annually since 2010 and organized by New Zealand Curling Association.[1]

In mixed curling, the positions on a team must alternate between men and women. If a man throws last rocks, which is usually the case, the women must throw lead rocks and third rocks, while the other male member of the team throws second rocks.

List of champions and medallists

The past champions and medalists of the event are listed as follows (in order – fourth/skip, third, second, lead, alternate; skips marked bold):

Year Host city
Dates
Champion Runner-up Bronze
2010[2]
6—7 June
Auckland
Kenny Thomson, Brydie Donald, Lorne DePape, Marisa Jones Len Hill, Christine Bewick, Len McSaveney, Beth Gibbs Brett Sargon, Brittany Taylor, Kieran Ford, Eleanor Adviento
2011[3]
5—6 June
Auckland
Kenny Williamson, Liz Matthews, Ian Ford, Pauline Farra Peter Taylor, Glenys Taylor, Al Langille, Miriam Tackoor Iain Craig, Tash Dallow, Lorne DePape, Brianne Koning
2012[4]
3—4 June
Auckland
Iain Craig, Tessa Farley, Josh Dallow, Holly Gosse Kieran Ford, Eleanor Adviento, Brett Sargon, Kelsi Heath Al Langille, Glenys Taylor, Peter Taylor, Anne Huddleston
2013[5]
2—3 June
Auckland
Iain Craig, Brianne Koning, Josh Dallow, Holly Gosse Thivya Jeyaranjan, Jon Jaksic, Dean Fotti, Tessa Farley, alternate: Craig Parr-Whalley Elizabeth Matthews, Kenny Williamson, Pauline Farra, Ian Ford
2014[6]
1—2 June
Auckland
Iain Craig, Tash Dallow, Josh Dallow, Holly Gosse Liz Matthews, Kenny Williamson, Pauline Farra, Ian Ford Thivya Jeyaranjan, Ben Frew, Eleanor Adviento, Kieran Grieve
2015[7]
31 May — 1 June
Auckland
Dave Watt, Thivya Jeyaranjan, Garion Long, Waverley Taylor Iain Craig, Natasha Dallow, Josh Dallow, Holly Gosse Brett Sargon, Eleanor Adviento, Kieran Ford, Emily Whelan
2016[8]
5—6 June
Auckland
Brett Sargon, Eleanor Adviento, Kieran Ford, Thivya Jeyaranjan Peter de Boer, Sophie Tran, Lorne DePape, Anna de Boer Garion Long, Claire Suen, Kieran Grieve, Elizabeth McLean
2017[9]
4—5 June
Auckland
Brett Sargon, Eleanor Adviento, Kieran Ford, Thivya Jeyaranjan Iain Craig, Zoe Breeze, Steve McLean, Elizabeth McLean, Dean Fotti Garion Long, Emily Whelan, Kieran Grieve, Rebecca Treacy
2018[10]
3—4 June
Auckland
Dave Watt, Brittany Taylor, Lorne DePape, Glenys Taylor Garion Long, Rebecca Treacy, Benjamin Frew Kieran Grieve, Liz Matthews, Keith Bond
2019[11]
2—3 June
Auckland
Garion Long, Thivya Jeyaranjan, Benjamin Frew, Jennifer Jack Glenys Taylor, Peter Taylor, Sasha Goloborodko, Nikita Derevianko Katrina Shepard, Kieran Grieve, Jasman Kaur
2020[12]
2—5 June
Auckland
Garion Long, Rebecca Long, Benjamin Frew Kieran Ford, Chelsea Farley, Brett Sargon Iain Craig, Jo Olszewski, Dean Fotti, Gillian Craig
2021[13]
6—7 June
Auckland
Garion Long, Zoe Harman, Brett Sargon, Rebecca Long Lorne DePape, Tess Farley, William Sheard, Ariel Weber Iain Craig, Chelsea Suddens, Nikita Derevianko, Sasha Goloborodko
2022[14]
5—6 June
Auckland
Brett Sargon, Holly Thompson, Kieran Ford, Shay Bijoux Dean Fotti, Jo Olszewski, Sandra Thomas, Matt Whineray William Sheard, Ariel Weber, Cristián Jara, Jill Cox
2023[15]
4—5 June
Auckland
Dave Watt, Courtney Smith, Will Sheard, Mhairi-Bronté Duncan Brett Sargon, Holly Thompson, Kieran Ford, Olivia Russell Iain Craig, Sasha Goloborodko, Nikita Derevianko, Gillian Craig

See also

References

  1. "NZ Championship : Mixed". New Zealand Curling. Retrieved 19 September 2021.
  2. 2011 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  3. 2011 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  4. 2012 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  5. 2013 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  6. 2014 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  7. 2015 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  8. 2016 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  9. 2017 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  10. 2018 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  11. 2019 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  12. 2020 NZ Mixed Fours Championship
  13. "2021 NZ Mixed Championship". New Zealand Curling. Archived from the original on 1 March 2022.
  14. "2022 NZ Mixed Championship". Sporty.co.nz. Archived from the original on 4 June 2023.
  15. "2023 NZ Mixed Championship". New Zealand Curling. Archived from the original on 6 June 2023.
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