
Oskar Eriksson
Age: 35
Born: Karlstad, SWE
Resides: Karlstad, SWE
Started Curling: 1998
Throws: Left
Profession: Curler
Twitter: @team_edin
Curling Highlights:
2022 Olympic Gold Medalist[cr][lf]2018 Olympic Silver Medalist[cr][lf]2022, 2014 Olympic Bronze Medalist[cr][lf]8x World Men's Champion[cr][lf]2019 World Mixed Doubles Champion[cr][lf]8x European Champion[cr][lf]4x Grand Slam Champion[cr][lf]9x Swedish Men's Champion[cr][lf]5x Swedish Mixed Doubles Champion
2022 Olympic Gold Medalist[cr][lf]2018 Olympic Silver Medalist[cr][lf]2022, 2014 Olympic Bronze Medalist[cr][lf]8x World Men's Champion[cr][lf]2019 World Mixed Doubles Champion[cr][lf]8x European Champion[cr][lf]4x Grand Slam Champion[cr][lf]9x Swedish Men's Champion[cr][lf]5x Swedish Mixed Doubles Champion
Junior Highlights:
2013 Winter Universiade Champion[cr][lf]2011 World Junior Champion[cr][lf]2008 World Junior Silver[cr][lf]3x Swedish Junior Champion
2013 Winter Universiade Champion[cr][lf]2011 World Junior Champion[cr][lf]2008 World Junior Silver[cr][lf]3x Swedish Junior Champion
Oskar Eriksson — Current Teams
2026-27 World Team Ranking Men's 4-Player: Team Oskar Eriksson
| World Team Ranking YTD: | 0.000 | |
| World Team Ranking Start (100.0%): | 275.925 | |
| Back to Standings | World Team Ranking Total: | 275.925 |
Oskar Eriksson Notes
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May 6, 2026
Eriksson Steps Into Skip Role as Edin's Former Teammates Regroup Under New Banner
The core of Sweden's legendary Team Edin isn't ready to walk away just yet. Three days after Niklas Edin announced his retirement, third Oskar Eriksson has stepped up to take the reins, officially unveiling Team Eriksson alongside returning teammates Rasmus Wrana and Christoffer Sundgren, with alternate Simon Olofsson promoted to a full-time role. Eriksson arrives at the skip position with one of the richest resumes in the sport -- three Olympic medals, eight world titles, and eight European championships earned alongside Edin over more than a decade at the top of the men's game. He also proved he could lead under pressure, guiding the team to the 2022 Tour Challenge title as a skip after Edin went down with a knee injury before the semifinals, defeating Team Gushue and Team Dunstone to claim the crown. Now with a new chapter ahead and familiar teammates beside him, Eriksson enters the 2026-27 season with the experience and pedigree to remain a force on the international stage.
Feb 6, 2021




