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The 2010 U.S. Olympic Team for Women's Curling earned its first World Curling Tour event victory of the season on Sunday by defeating Ontario's Lisa Farnell rink, 5-2, at the OVCA Fall Classic in Kemptville, Ontario. read more

The men's and women's curling teams were the first U.S. athletes to qualify for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games; most athletes won't know their fate until the months-or weeks-before the Games begin February 12. read more

The 2010 U.S. Olympic Team for Curling and three members from the 2010 Paralympic Team for Wheelchair Curling will take part in the United States Olympic Committee's Olympic Winter Festival on Wednesday at New York's Rockefeller Center. read more

Twenty teams will compete at the third edition of the U.S. Mixed Doubles Championship set to be contested Dec. 3-6 at the Granite Curling Club in Seattle. read more

Five-time national champion and multiple world medalist Paul Pustovar (Hibbing, Minn.) and longtime curling supporter Kaytaro "Kay" Sugahara (Stamford, Conn.) are the newest members of the United States Curling Association Hall of Fame. read more

To celebrate 100 days until the opening ceremony of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games the United States Olympic Committee is hosting an Olympic Festival at Rockefeller Center on Nov. 4 in New York City featuring a curling demonstration. read more

The *2010 Olympic women's curling team led by Debbie McCormick (Rio, Wis.) finished second at the Grasshopper Women's Masters in Zurich over the weekend. read more

The Chicago Community Trust has once again awarded a grant to USA Curling to further assist in the growth of the Olympic sport. read more

The 2010 Olympic men's and women's curling teams* will be in action this weekend at the AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Classic in Brockville, Ontario. read more

Americans Jerod Roland (Grand Forks, N.D.), John Lilla (Trempealeau, Wis.), Adam Nathan (Minot, N.D.) and Richard Maskel (Green Bay, Wis.) are 3-3 in competition at the New Zealand Winter Games in Naseby, New Zealand. read more

Minnesota's Phill Drobnick (Duluth) and Tim Muller (Hibbing) have been selected as 2009 Coach of the Year and Developmental Coach of the Year, respectively, by USA Curling's Coaching Committee. read more

The U.S. curling teams recently completed the seventh summer training camp and will now begin the competitive portion of their high performance training schedule as the teams travel to Switzerland. read more

2010 U.S. Olympic team nominees John Shuster and Natalie Nicholson have been named the 2009 USA Curling Athletes of the Year. In the team category, the Brady Clark mixed rink from Seattle earned the top honors. read more

Premiere Global Sports (PGS) has been named the exclusive fan travel and hospitality provider for USA Curling. read more