Swedish Mixed Curling Championship

The Swedish Mixed Curling Championship (Swedish: Svenska mästerskap i curling för mixed, SM lag mixed) is the national championship of mixed curling (two men and two women) in Sweden. It has been held annually since 1968.[1][2]

## Rules changing

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Before the 1989–90 season, the team line-up could be "free" (not necessarily "two men and two women" but "four players of any gender"). In the 1989–90 and 1990–91 seasons all four players had to have represented one curling club. Beginning with the 1991–92 season, a minimum two players must be from the same curling club.

## List of champions (1968–2013)

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(teams line-up in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate, coach; skips marked bold)

Year | Champion team
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1968 | Djursholms CK (Danderyd) | Christer Wessel, Britta Nerell, Kjell Oscarius, Britta Oscarius
1969 | Sundsvalls CK (Sundsvall) | Karl-Erik Bruneflod, Ann-Marie Bruneflod, Lennart Byström, Anna-Stina Ridderheim
1970 | Karlstads CK (Karlstad) | Lennart Hemmingson, Maggie Berglöf, Roy Berglöf (IF Göta), Ingegerd Hemmingson
1971 | Djursholms CK (Danderyd) | Stig Johnson, Barbro Johnson, Svante Ödman, Suzanne Ödman
1972 | Stocksunds CK (Stockholm) | Ulf Lagerbäck, Lena Egnér (Jönköping CC), Birgitta Törn, Göran Perning
1973 | Amatörföreningens CK (Stockholm) | Fredrik Lundberg, Elisabeth Klärre (CK Pinglan), Jan Owe-Larsson, Eva Lundberg (CK Pinglan)
1974 | Sundsvalls CK (Sundsvall) | Ecke Bruneflod, Ann-Marie Bruneflod, Bo Högström (Karlstads CK), Aina Brunzell
1975 | CK ENA (Enköping) | Kjell Oscarius (Djursholms CK), Lilebil Hellström, Claes Roxin, Ulrika Åkerberg
1976 | Amatörföreningens CK (Stockholm) | Fredrik Lundberg, Anne Marie Nilsson, Jan Owe-Larsson, Ingegärd Zetterberg
1977 | Amatörföreningens CK (Stockholm) | Fredrik Lundberg, Anne Marie Nilsson, Jan Owe-Larsson, Ingegärd Zetterberg
1978 | CK Ena (Enköping) | Göran Roxin, Ulrika Åkerberg, Claes Roxin, Marie Henriksson
1979 | CK Ena (Enköping) | Göran Roxin, Ulrika Åkerberg, Claes Roxin, Marie Henriksson
1980 | CK Ena (Enköping) | Göran Roxin, Ulrika Åkerberg, Claes Roxin, Marie Henriksson
1981 | CK Ena (Enköping) | Göran Roxin, Ulrika Åkerberg, Claes Roxin, Helene Frestadius (Magnus Ladulås CK)
1982 | Karlstads CK (Karlstad) | Pelle Lindeman, Katarina Hultling, Håkan Ståhlbro, Birgitta Sewik
1983 | Falu CC (Falun) | Per Hedén, Katarina Hjorth, Håkan Nilsson, Helena Svensson
1984 | Magnus Ladulås CK (Stockholm) | Hans Söderström, Åsa Broström (Örebro CK), Hans Timan, Harriet Eriksson (Härnösands CK)
1985 | Karlstads CK (Karlstad) | Axel Kamp, Gertrud Kamp, Göran Roxin (CK Ena), Marie Henriksson
1986 | Karlstads CK (Karlstad) | Per Axelsson, Anna Klange (Djursholms CK), Henrik Holmberg, Helena Klange (Djursholms CK)
1987 | Falu CC (Falun) | Per Hedén, Anneli Burman, Jan Strandlund (Timrå CK), Annica Ericsson
1988 | Jönköping CC (Jönköping) | Mikael Karlsson, Carina Pantzar, Olle Brudsten (Sundbybergs CK), Jessica Sonelius
1989 | Falu CC (Falun) | Per Hedén, Anneli Burman, Jan Strandlund, Annica Ericsson
1990 | Falu CC (Falun) | Per Hedén, Anneli Burman, Jan Strandlund, Annica Ericsson
1991 | Frösö-Oden CK | Rickard Hallström, Susanne Hallström, Flemming Patz, Tina Strömstedt
1992 | CK Granit-Gävle (Gävle) | Per Noréen, Camilla Johansson, Mikael Andersson, Anna Wedin
1993 | Jönköping CC (Jönköping) | Mikael Karlsson, Trine Qvist, Bo Mattsson, Elisabeth Mattsson
1994 | CK Granit-Gävle (Gävle) | Per Noréen, Camilla Johansson, Tomas Andersson, Anna Wedin
1995 | Östersunds CK (Östersund) | Peter Lindholm, Cathrine Norberg (Härnösands CK), Peter Narup, Helene Granqvist (Härnösands CK)
1996 | Östersunds CK (Östersund) | Helena Klange, Mikael Vilénius (Stocksunds CK), Anna Klange, Kaj Möller (Stocksunds CK)
1997 | Malungs CK (Malung) | Joakim Carlsson, Christina Carlsson, Mathias Carlsson, Marja Bergström, alternate: Daniel Prytz (Sundvalls CK)
1998 | Örnsköldsviks CK (Örnsköldsvik) | Lars-Åke Nordström, Katarina Öberg (Karlstads CK), Hans Öberg, Cilla Ingelsson
1999 | Malungs CK (Malung) | Monika Hedgren-Ohlsson, Mats Ohlsson, Camilla Johansson, Per Noréen (CK Granit)
2000 | Härnösands CK (Härnösand) | Andreas Prytz, Christina Bertrup (Umeå CK), Magnus "Muggen" Nilsson (Malungs CK), Andrea Hedström, Linda Olsson (Sundsvall)
2001 | Magnus Ladulås CK (Stockholm) | Anna Rindeskog, Christer Rickman, Johanna Hallström, Per Södergren
2002 | tournament not played
2003 | CK Granit-Gävle (Gävle) | Andreas Prytz (Härnösand), Christina Bertrup, Magnus Nilsson (Sundbyberg), Linda Ohlsson
2004 | Östersunds CK (Östersund) | Elisabeth Norredahl, Rickard Hallström (Sundsvall), Catrin Bitén, Fredrik Hallström
2005 | Skellefteå CK (Skellefteå) | Sebastian Kraupp (Sundbyberg), Anna Viktorsson, Niklas Edin (Örnsköldsvik), Stina Viktorsson
2006 | Örnsköldsviks CK (Örnsköldsvik) | Per Noréen, Camilla Johansson (CK Granit-Gävle), Flemming Patz, Susanne Patz (Östersunds CK)
2007 | Stocksunds CK (Danderyd) | Anders Kraupp, Åsa Häggman, Magnus Nilsson (Sundbybergs CK), Linda Kjerr
2008 | Sundbybergs CK (Sundbyberg) | Niklas Edin, Anette Norberg (Härnösands CK), Eric Carlsén (Sundsvalls CK), Anna Hasselborg
2009 | Skellefteå CK (Skellefteå) | Lennart Karlsson, Matilda Rhodin, Jonatan Nerdal, Anna Ahlbäck
2010 | CK Granit-Gävle (Gävle) | Anna Hasselborg, Kristian Lindström (Lits CC), Agnes Knochenhauer, Marcus Hasselborg (Sundbybergs CK)
2011 | Fyris Uppsala (Uppsala) | Per Noréen (Härnösands CK), Camilla Johansson, Isabell Andersson, Patrik Karlsson (CK Granit-Gävle)
2012[3] | Sundsvalls CK (Sundsvall) | Rickard Hallström, Elisabeth Norredahl (Östersunds CK), Fredrik Hallström, Catrin Bitén (Östersunds CK)
2013[4] | IK Fyris/Skellefteå CK Team GAJT | Towe Lundman, Gustav Eskilsson, Anna Gustafsson, Jesper Johansson

## List of champions and medallists (2014–present)

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(teams line-up in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate, coach; skips marked bold)

Year  | Champion  | Runner-up  | Bronze

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2014[5][6] | Skellefteå CK Mabergs (Skellefteå)
Patric Mabergs, Isabella Wranå, Johannes Patz, Sofia Mabergs | CK Granit-Gävle Noreen (Gävle)
Per Noréen, Camilla Johansson, Mikael Andersson, Isabell Andersson | Sundbybergs CK/IK Fyris Wranå (Sundbyberg)
Rasmus Wranå, Amalia Rudström, Joakim Flyg, Johanna Heldin
2015[7][8] | Sundbyberg CK ParochFlyg (Sundbyberg)
Rasmus Wranå, Zandra Flyg, Joakim Flyg, Johanna Heldin, coach: Mats Wranå | Härnösands CK Prytz (Härnösand)
Andreas Prytz, Anna Huhta, Mathias Mabergs, Sara McManus | Östersunds CK Hallström/Bitén (Östersund)
Rickard Hallström, Elisabeth Norredahl, Fredrik Hallström, Catrin Bitén, coach: Anders Bitén
2016[9][10] | Sundbyberg CK Hård-Sten (Sundbyberg)
Rasmus Wranå, Jennie Wåhlin, Joakim Flyg, Johanna Heldin | Sundsvall Curling Carlsén (Sundsvall)
Maria Carlsén, Oskar Sjöström, Maria Wennerström, Fredrik Carlsén | Sundbybergs CK Wrabergs (Sundbyberg)
Sofia Mabergs, Patric Mabergs, Isabella Wranå, Johannes Patz, alternate: Fanny Sjöberg
2017[11][12] | Skellefteå CK Mabergs/Wranå (Skellefteå)
Patric Mabergs, Isabella Wranå, Johannes Patz, Sofia Mabergs | Stocksunds CK Norberg (Stockholm)
Anette Norberg, Vincent Stenberg, Therese Westman, Robin Ahlberg | CK Granit Gävle Lammkötten & Co (Gävle)
Emma Berg, Zandra Flyg, Axel Sjöberg, Fredrik Nyman
2018[13][14] | Östersunds CK Hallström (Östersund)
Rickard Hallström, Elisabeth Norredahl, Fredrik Hallström, Catrin Bitén | Sundbybergs CK Rainbow Warriors (Sundbyberg)
Tova Sundberg, Axel Sjöberg, Jennie Wåhlin, Niclas Johansson | Sundbybergs CK Lindström (Sundbyberg)
Patric Mabergs, Johanna Heldin, Kristian Lindström, Anna Gustafsson
2019[15] | Härnösands CK Scrubbers (Härnösand)
Simon Olofsson, Vilma Åhlström, Axel Sjöberg, Linda Stenlund, coach: Hannes Lindquist | Stocksunds CK Norberg (Danderyd)
Anette Norberg, Johannes Patz, Therese Westman, Robin Ahlberg | Härnösand CK Mabergs (Härnösand)
Mathias Mabergs, Maria Prytz, Joakim Mabergs, Jessica Ögren, coach: Jens Blixt

## References

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1. ^ Svenska Curlingförbundet (Swedish Curling Association)(in Swedish)
2. ^ "SM Mixed" (in Swedish). Svenska Curlingförbundet. Archived from the original on 2010-08-12. (web archive; champions from 1968 to 2007)
3. ^ "Resultat 2011-2012 - Svenska Curlingförbundet". Archived from the original on 2017-04-04. Retrieved 2019-09-05.(in Swedish)
4. ^ "Resultat 2012-2013 - Svenska Curlingförbundet". Archived from the original on 2017-04-04. Retrieved 2019-09-05.(in Swedish)
5. ^ "Resultat 2013-2014 - Svenska Curlingförbundet". Archived from the original on 2020-09-19. Retrieved 2019-09-05.(in Swedish)
6. ^ SM Mixed 2014 – Svenska Curlingförbundet Archived 2016-12-02 at the Wayback Machine(in Swedish)
7. ^ SM Mixed 2015 – Cuponline(in Swedish)
8. ^ RESULTAT 2014–2015 – Svenska Curlingförbundet Archived 2017-04-04 at the Wayback Machine(in Swedish)
9. ^ SM Mixed 2016 – Svenska Curlingförbundet Archived 2017-04-17 at the Wayback Machine(in Swedish)
10. ^ mixed RESULTAT 2015–2016 – Svenska Curlingförbundet Archived 2017-04-15 at the Wayback Machine(in Swedish)
11. ^ "RESULTAT 2016-2017 - Svenska Curlingförbundet". Archived from the original on 2018-05-20. Retrieved 2019-09-05.(in Swedish)
12. ^ SM Mixed 2017 – Svenska Curlingförbundet(in Swedish)
13. ^ RESULTAT 2017–2018 – Svenska Curlingförbundet Archived 2018-06-18 at the Wayback Machine(in Swedish)
14. ^ SM Mixed 2018 – Svenska Curlingförbundet(in Swedish)
15. ^ SM Mixed 2019 — Svenska Curlingförbundet(in Swedish)

## See also

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* Swedish Men's Curling Championship
* Swedish Women's Curling Championship
* Swedish Mixed Doubles Curling Championship
* Swedish Junior Curling Championships
* Swedish Senior Curling Championships

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