
Yannick Schwaller
Age: 31
Born: Solothurn, SUI
Resides: Solothurn, SUI
Started Curling: 2007
Throws: Right
Profession: Curling, Architect, Schwaller Architektur
Twitter: @BernSchwaller
In Own Words:
The perfection of tactics, precision, fitness and teamfeeling.
The perfection of tactics, precision, fitness and teamfeeling.
Curling Highlights:
2026 Olympic Bronze Medalist[cr][lf]2025 World Men's Silver[cr][lf]2023 World Men's Bronze[cr][lf]2025, 2022, 2019 European Silver[cr][lf]2023 European Bronze[cr][lf]2025 Canadian Open GSOC Champion[cr][lf]2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2020 Swiss Men's Champion
2026 Olympic Bronze Medalist[cr][lf]2025 World Men's Silver[cr][lf]2023 World Men's Bronze[cr][lf]2025, 2022, 2019 European Silver[cr][lf]2023 European Bronze[cr][lf]2025 Canadian Open GSOC Champion[cr][lf]2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2020 Swiss Men's Champion
Junior Highlights:
2014 World Junior Champion[cr][lf]2015 World Junior Silver[cr][lf]2016, 2015, 2014 Swiss Junior Champion[cr][lf]2019 Winter Universiade (4th)
2014 World Junior Champion[cr][lf]2015 World Junior Silver[cr][lf]2016, 2015, 2014 Swiss Junior Champion[cr][lf]2019 Winter Universiade (4th)
Yannick Schwaller — Current Teams
2026-27 World Team Ranking Men's 4-Player: Team Yannick Schwaller
| World Team Ranking YTD: | 0.000 | |
| World Team Ranking Start (100.0%): | 411.850 | |
| Back to Standings | World Team Ranking Total: | 411.850 |
2026-27 World Ranking Mixed Doubles: Player Points
| Events: | Standings | Points Won |
| Player Total: | 0.000 | |
| World Ranking YTD: | 0.000 | |
| World Ranking Start (0.0%): | 0.000 | |
| Back to Standings | World Ranking Total: | 0.000 |
Yannick Schwaller Notes
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May 6, 2026
Olympic Bronze Medallists Team Schwaller Staying Together for New Season
One of Switzerland's most decorated rinks isn't going anywhere. Yannick Schwaller, fourth Benoit Schwarz-van Berkel, second Sven Michel, and lead Pablo Lachat-Couchepin have confirmed they will return together for the 2026-27 season, with coaches Havard Vad Petersson and Glenn Howard also staying on board. The Geneva-based squad has been on a steady upward trajectory since forming in 2022, collecting a World Championship bronze in 2023, a silver in 2025, and an Olympic bronze at the Milano Cortina Games earlier this year. Schwaller also broke through for his first Grand Slam title at the HearingLife Canadian Open in December, defeating Ross Whyte in the final in Saskatoon. With a belief that the best is still ahead of them, Team Schwaller heads into the new season with unfinished business at the top of the podium.



