From October 15 to 18, 2026, Team Gëlle Fraen (Team Hansen) competed on the international stage at the WCT Prague Ladies International 2026 held in Prague, Czechia.

This past weekend (September 26–27), the regional curling community gathered across the border for one of the most anticipated events on our competitive calendar: the BeNeLux Championship. Hosted this year by our gracious neighbors in Belgium at Curling Club Zemst, the tournament brought together teams from Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands for two packed days of strategy, precision, and spirited rivalry.

Since 1976, Curling Luxembourg has brought the precision, strategy, and warm tradition of "chess on ice" to the Grand Duchy. As the country’s pioneer curling organization, our club reflects the very best of Luxembourg: an international, welcoming, and vibrant community where players from all walks of life gather around a shared love for the game.

Whether you are watching the Winter Olympic Games or preparing to step onto the sheet at Patinoire Kockelscheuer for the very first time, curling captivates with its unique blend of physical control, tactical depth, and centuries-old tradition. *

We are excited to unveil a complete redesign of our digital home at curling.lu. While our domain remains the same, stepping onto our site today feels like stepping onto a fresh sheet of pebbled ice: crisp, modern, and built to bring our community closer together.

From April 26th to May 1st, Luxembourg’s Women’s Curling Team proudly represented the country at the European C-Division Championship in Östersund, Sweden. This marks the first time in over 25 year that Luxembourg has fielded a women’s team in the competition—an exciting milestone for Curling Luxembourg as it continues to develop a strong presence on … Continue reading “Luxembourg at Curling European’s”

Team Lëtzebuerg 2 won this year’s 4Nations cup. Alex Benoy, Volker Beba, Maja Gildhoff and Claude Schweitzer beat the Olivier Barrillot, Jean-Marc Lair, Pierre Jurion and Benoît Bucchiotty from Charleville-Mézières (France) to win the gold in the latest edition of this traditional event. Five teams participated this year: Team Charleville-Mézières from France, Team Erfurt from … Continue reading “Team Lëtzebuerg 2 Wins 2022 Edition of 4Nations Cup”

Team Andorra wings the 2021 curling 4 Nations Cup in Luxembourg

Dan Kelly, Karen Wauters and Jimmy Stryhn won the 2021/22 Coupe de Luxembourg.

With 9 wins, 4 draws and 3 defeats Team Lëtzebuerg won the Benelux Curling Cup in the Netherlands over the weekend. Luxembourg sent two five-member crews to the competition and with 33 points finished ahead of opponents Belgium (21 points) and the Netherlands (18 points), The second edition of the Benelux Curling Cup took place … Continue reading “Team Lëtzebuerg Wins Beneleux Championship”

The 2021 Spillfest, a sports showcase organised by Comité Olympique et Sportif Luxembourgeois, will feature curling in the coming days.

Dear Fellow Curlers, The Kockelscheuer ice arena has issued COVID 19 guidelines. We have incorporated their requirements into our 10 Guidelines to Safe Play (see below or download here). Please ensure that you have read the guidelines prior to attending your first curling session. In addition, in order to track participation and presence you must … Continue reading “Guidelines to Safe Play”

Two Curling Luxembourg teams have shown great skill this past weekend at the 1st International Open Thuringian Championship, placing fourth and fifth, respectively. Team Lux 1 (Susi Benoy, Karen Wauters and Alex Benoy (skip)) clocked in three wins, one loss and one draw, while Team Lux 2 (Phillippe Giltaire, Claude Schweitzer and Marco Etienne (skip)) … Continue reading “Top 10 Placement For Two Luxembourg Teams”

The 2019 Luxembourg Curling Doubles Championship took place this past weekend at the Pationire de Kockelscheuer. And what a championship it was! The trophy went to to Dan Kelly and Claude Schweitzer while Alex Benoy and Philippe Giltaire settled for silver. The bronze medal game was decided after an extra 7th end. Third place on … Continue reading “Five Teams Swept It Out In National Doubles Championship”

After a very exciting double Round Robin (each team playing each team twice), Dan KELLY (skip), Alex BENOY, Mike ISENOR, Barry FOULDS win the 18/19 edition by winning 3 games and only losing 1. Karen WAUTERS (skip), Marc HUSI, Aljaž PENGOV BITENC, Antoine LEBLAIS are vice-champions with 2 victories and 2 losses. Dany SCHWEICH (skip), … Continue reading “Dan Kelly and his team win the National Team Championship 2018/2019”

Are you a curler? Would you like to be a curler? The Luxembourg Curling Association is open to all -curlers and those who are interested in trying for the first time or re-starting, -competitive and leisure players -residing within or outside of Luxembourg -willing to have fun and share the spirit of curling Our curling … Continue reading “In Search Of Curlers”

…(drumroll)… Karen Wauters and Marco Etienne. Congratulations! After losing their first game in the tournament this past weekend, the Curling Club Luxembourg members saw off every other challenge and faced a combined Frankfurt/Viry team of Tom Sutherland and Audren Piou in the finals. Wauters and Etienne eventually won the closely contested game 5-4 and took … Continue reading “4th International Doubles Tournament Goes To…”

Gregor Graham and Claude Schweitzer won the 2017/2018 Luxembourg Curling National Doubles Championship. The finals took place this past weekend in the Kockelscheuer Ice Arena between three teams in a double round-robin competition where Graham and Schweitzer gave no ground and won all four matches. Graham/Schweitzer vs. Husi/Benoy: 8-4 and 7-4 Graham/Schweitzer vs. Wauters/Etienne: 13-1 … Continue reading “Graham, Schweitzer Win 2017/2018 National Doubles Trophy”

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