2025-26 Grand Slam of Curling Schedule, Events Dates, Venues, Winners

2025-2026 Grand Slam of Curling Schedule, Events Dates, Venues, Winners, Results

A milestone 25th season for the Grand Slam of Curling calls for milestone events.

The GSOC series 2025-26 schedule Thursday, featuring expanded tournaments and a historic first international event.

Along with the HearingLife Tour Challenge, the WFG Masters and Co-op Canadian Open will also include Tier 2 divisions, doubling in size to provide 32 additional teams the opportunity to compete for points and fast-track up the rankings for a promotion into the top flight. Lake Tahoe will host the first Grand Slam of Curling event staged in the United States.

The season of firsts will begin with a first-time host community as London, Ont., kicks things off with the WFG Masters, Sept. 23-28, at the Western Fair Sports Centre.

2025-2026  Grand Slam of Curling Schedule.

The 2026-26 Grand Slam of Curling’s full season schedule is as follows:

AMJ Masters – Sep. 23-28, the Western Fair Sports Centre (London, ON)

Men's winner -- Manitoba Team Dunstone -- Finalist:  Ross Whyte (SCO)

Curling club -- Fort Rouge CC, Winnipeg

Skip -- Matt Dunstone

Women's winner -- Ontario Team Homan

Finalist -- Silvana Tirinzoni, SWI

Curling club -- Ottawa CC, Ottawa

Skip -- Rachel Homan

Co-op Tour Challenge – Oct. 14-19, Silent Ice Center (Nisku, AB)

Men's winner -- Team Mouat -- Finalist: Manitoba Matt Dunstone

Curling club -- Gogar Park CC, Edinburgh

Skip -- Bruce Mouat

Women's winner -- Ontario Team Homan

Curling club -- Ottawa CC, Ottawa

Skip -- Rachel Homan

Finalist -- Switzerland Silvana Tirinzoni

KIOTI GSOC Tahoe – Nov. 4-9, Tahoe Blue Event Centre (Lake Tahoe, NV)

Men's winner -- Scotland Team Mouat

Curling club -- Gogar Park CC, Edinburgh

Skip -- Bruce Mouat

Finalist -- Manitoba Matt Dunstone

Women's winner -- Ontario Team Homan

Curling club -- Ottawa CC, Ottawa

Skip -- Rachel Homan

Finalist -- Switzerland Silvana Tirinzoni 

Hearing Life Canadian Open – Dec. 16-21, Merlis Belsher Place (Saskatoon, SK)

Curling Players’ Championship – Jan. 6-11, Steinbach Southeast Event Centre (Steinbach, MB)

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