GermanyReturning for her fifth appearance in a row is Germany’s Daniela Jentsch. This team is coming off their best international showing to date – with a bronze medal over Russia at the European’s in November [
pictured above © WCF / Alina Pavlyuchik]. Despite never reaching play-off contention, this team has been close over the years.
LatviaThe team skipped by Iveta Stasa-Sarsune earned their way to Silkeborg with a 4-5 European record and will look to improve on Latvia’s three previous appearances.
Live coverage of these championships will be available via the World Curling Federation’s broadcast partners:
Eurosport (Europewide),
TSN and
RDS (Canada),
NBCSports (United States),
NHK/BS1 (Japan),
CCTV5 (China),
SBS (Korea),
SRF/RTS/RSI (Switzerland),
Viasat (Denmark, Norway and Finland),
Polsat (Poland),
SVT 1 & 2 (Sweden),
Match TV (Russia),
La Chaine Equipe (France),
Sportacentrs (Latvia),
BBC Online (United Kingdom). Coverage will also be available, subject to geo-blocking restrictions, on the event website and the World Curling Federation’s Twitter, Facebook and YouTube Channels:
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