Oslo Cup (Women)
Event News
Oslo Cup Women is coming up!
Bygdoy Curling Club is getting ready to host the first event of this season�s Nordic Curling Tour, bringing together eleven ambitious women�s teams...
Draw QF Scores
Sara Messenzehl
Messenzehl
Germany2
Final
7
Evelina Barone
Barone
Latvia 
Sarah Mueller
Mueller
Switzerland8
8th End
5
Molly Mabergs
Mabergs
Sweden 
Draw 13 Scores
Isabella Wrana
Wrana
Sweden8
Final
3
Michaela Baudysova
Baudysova
Czechia 
Sarah Mueller
Mueller
Switzerland9
Final
3
Virginija Paulauskaite
Paulauskaite
Lithuania 
Draw 12 Scores
Pauline Jeanneret
Jeanneret
France7
Final
4
Erika Ryberg
Ryberg
Sweden
Evelina Barone
Barone
Latvia3
Final
5
Rebecca Mariani
Mariani
Italy 
Location
Oslo, Norway
Women's Oslo Cup will this year be played at Bygdøy curling rink in Oslo Thursday-Sunday. The event will host 12 women's teams. The ice at Bygdøy this early in the season is usually spectacular so plan your pre-season training at the rink prior to the event. Oslo Cup will this year be played at Bygdøy curling rink in Oslo Thursday-Sunday. The event will host 11 women's teams. The ice at Bygdøy this early in the season is usually spectacular so plan your pre-season training at the rink prior to the event.
Competition & rules
About the event
Oslo Cup for women will this year be moving to Bygdøy curling rink in Oslo and will host 11 women's teams on 2 sheets.
The tournament is played according to the World Curling Federation rules. Measurement will be done by 1 point measurement. The whole event will be streamed at Nordic Curling Tours YouTube page.
The event starts Thursday morning and finishes with final Sunday around 2-3pm. It's advised to arrive Wednesday. There is also a good opportunity to plan your early season practice in the club the days prior to the event. The club will open for booking of time slots for this. More info in the chapter "Training before the tournament" later in the text.
Practice & LSD
10 minutes before scheduled starting time there is 5 min practice per team where team first on the schedule plays first with yellow stones. Team that has had practice plays one LSD. First team chooses anti clockwise or clockwise rotation. Next team plays the opposite rotation.
This LSD is to decide hammer and later used if internal results isn’t enough to decide playoff-teams. The worst LSD is later removed from results.
If your LSD is on the button you will be as asked to play another draw without sweepers.
Practice and LSD will be announced.
Game
All matches are played over 8 ends with a shootout if tied.
Team that normally would have had hammer in the extra end decides which team draws first. Free choice of turn for the first team. The second team plays the opposite turn.
Teams make their own in- game measurements. If the teams do not come to an agreement the umpire can be called in.
Points for group games:
Win in reg: 3
Win in shootout: 2
Loss in shootout: 1
Loss in reg: 0
(Wins from shootout will rank lower than normal wins)
Group Stage
The women’s teams have 2 groups of 6 teams where group winners go straight to semifinals and overall ranked 3-6 go on to the quarterfinals.
3rd-6th, 4th-5th
*In playoffs the highest ranked team from groupstage gets lowest ranked team in semifinal.
Overall ranking is based on: a) Wins b) LSD
Competition & rules
About the event
Oslo Cup for women will this year be moving to Bygdøy curling rink in Oslo and will host 11 women's teams on 2 sheets.
The tournament is played according to the World Curling Federation rules. Measurement will be done by 1 point measurement. The whole event will be streamed at Nordic Curling Tours YouTube page.
The event starts Thursday morning and finishes with final Sunday around 2-3pm. It's advised to arrive Wednesday. There is also a good opportunity to plan your early season practice in the club the days prior to the event. The club will open for booking of time slots for this. More info in the chapter "Training before the tournament" later in the text.
Practice & LSD
10 minutes before scheduled starting time there is 5 min practice per team where team first on the schedule plays first with yellow stones. Team that has had practice plays one LSD. First team chooses anti clockwise or clockwise rotation. Next team plays the opposite rotation.
This LSD is to decide hammer and later used if internal results isn’t enough to decide playoff-teams. The worst LSD is later removed from results.
If your LSD is on the button you will be as asked to play another draw without sweepers.
Practice and LSD will be announced.
Game
All matches are played over 8 ends with a shootout if tied.
Team that normally would have had hammer in the extra end decides which team draws first. Free choice of turn for the first team. The second team plays the opposite turn.
Teams make their own in- game measurements. If the teams do not come to an agreement the umpire can be called in.
Points for group games:
Win in reg: 3
Win in shootout: 2
Loss in shootout: 1
Loss in reg: 0
(Wins from shootout will rank lower than normal wins)
Group Stage
The women’s teams have 2 groups of 6 teams where group winners go straight to semifinals and overall ranked 3-6 go on to the quarterfinals.
3rd-6th, 4th-5th
*In playoffs the highest ranked team from groupstage gets lowest ranked team in semifinal.
Overall ranking is based on: a) Wins b) LSD