Italy's Giulia Zardini Lacedelli will be calling the shots next season. More on a shakeup in the European curling scene: https://bit.ly/3QRlJxc

ICYMI: Niklas Edin has some news to share: https://bit.ly/3QMDwpp

ICYMI: Stefania Constantini and her team out of Italy are heading their separate ways. https://bit.ly/4n9kKED

Think your team should be playing in a Grand Slam of Curling event next season? Registration is now open for most of our satellite events, which offer direct entry to GSOC events based on performance! Full details: https://bit.ly/4tGB16p

"Mark Nichols is the one guy that could keep [Team Dunstone] at the level that they're been running at." Robbie Doherty and John Cullen discuss a whole whack of team changes on the latest episode of The Broom Brothers: linktr.ee/thebroombrothers

The Sheriff has added another deputy. Introducing Team Dunstone for the 2026-2027 season: Lead Ryan Harnden, second Mark Nichols, third Colton Lott, and skip Matt Dunstone.

Own the moment. We've got a new auction featuring game-worn and autographed merchandise from many of the game's best curlers. Get your bids in now: therealest.com/gsoc

There's still more curling today! Rock League gets going today on CBC Gem in Canada, ESPN+ in the United States, Naver in Korea and Rock Channel worldwide! https://rockleague.com/watch

Val Sweeting has found a new squad. She links up with skip Kayla MacMillan, who is flanked by second Lindsay Dubue and lead Lauren Lenentine. https://bit.ly/47DSPq4

The defending Canadian champions have a new player in the mix, with two-time Olympian Jocelyn Peterman joining forces with Kerri Einarson. https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/peterman-joins-revamped-team-einarson-roster-at-lead

That Brendan Bottcher fella is a pretty good shooter.

"I think we've seen a great version of Tyler Tardi... but I think we're going to see another level of Tyler Tardi." Hear more about recent curling team changes on The Broom Brothers: linktr.ee/thebroombrothers

After pushing all the way to the Scotties final this year, Kaitlyn Lawes' rink has split up, with the two-time Olympic gold medallist taking a year off from the game. https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/kaitlyn-lawes-taking-year-off-after-team-breaks-up

After a full quadrennial together, Team Lawes is out. Kaitlyn Lawes and Kristin Gordon have decided to take a year off from competitive curling, while Jocelyn Peterman and Selena Njegovan are exploring their options. "We are forever grateful for the memories we made together on and off the ice."

A heads up: Team Einarson is making a trio of changes. https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/einarson-parts-ways-with-sweeting-karwacki-and-carruthers

Team Einarson has parted ways with Val Sweeting and alternate Krysten Karwacki, as well as coach Reid Carruthers. Karlee Burgess, Shannon Birchard, and Kerri Einarson will continue on together, with more details to come soon. Full statement available on Team Einarson's social media pages.

Straight fire from Amos Mosaner🔥

Smooth like butter. Few players in the history of our sport quite like Niklas Edin!

Two renowned skips face off today in the women's world curling final, but this time as coaches! John Epping will be on the Switzerland bench, while Reid Carruthers will be alongside Canada.

“No regrets, that was a great three years.” Mike McEwen opens up about recent team changes and the chance to play in Rock League in the latest edition of Eight Ends: https://bit.ly/47XHCAu

Need a book to read to your little one? How about Curling ABCs: Slide, Sweep, and Find... written by none other than Rachel Homan! Sign up for more info ahead of its launch next month! curlingabcs.com

Kevin Koe's not done yet. Introducing Team Koe's lineup for next season: Karrick Martin, Aaron Sluchinski, Johnson Tao, and Kevin Koe. The 23-year-old Tao recently skipped a team that fell to Koe in the Alberta final earlier this year.

In case you missed it: John Epping's got a new rink playing out of Manitoba! https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/epping-to-skip-new-manitoba-based-team

They've got Epp in their step. Introducing the new Team Epping! Lead, Ian McMillan. Second, Ryan Wiebe. Third, BJ Neufeld. Skip, John Epping.

Mike McEwen is staying in Saskatchewan. News of his new lineup dropped today! https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/mcewen-teams-up-with-kleiter-for-next-season

Something's brewin' with McEwen. Introducing a new team out of Saskatchewan: Lead Trevor Johnson, second Joshua Mattern, third Rylan Kleiter, and skip Mike McEwen.

An update out of Saskatchewan: Matthew Hall is stepping back from Team Kleiter.

What do you get when you take 50% of one team and combine it with 50% of another? A brand new rink! https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/bottcher-walker-team-up-with-horgan-brothers-for-new-alberta-based-rink

The Bottch Watch is over. Introducing Team Bottcher, curling out of Alberta: Lead Geoff Walker, second Tanner Horgan, third Jacob Horgan, and skip Brendan Bottcher.

Jennifer Jones and Rachel Homan hit the road together this past week to Driftwood Brewery in Victoria, BC to help launch the GSOC Invitational coming to town from October 13-18, 2026! GSOCTickets.com if you want to check it out!

Remembering some Kevin Koe magic. This beauty from the skipper won the 2023 Players' Championship final.

The Tardi don't start 'till I walk in. Introducing Team Tardi: Lead Dan Marsh, second Kevin Marsh, third Colton Flasch, and skip Tyler Tardi.

Stickin' around. Team Jacobs isn't going anywhere, as they announce the same lineup will be back again next season! https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/brad-jacobs-team-sticking-together-for-next-season

A message from Team Brad Jacobs... Your Olympic champs will be back together this fall! 📸: TCG / Anil Mungal

Canada and China will be going for wheelchair curling gold at the Paralympics on Saturday in Cortina! We were thrilled to have Canada's rink on the ice this past season with us at the GSOC Wheelchair Invitational.

"We're grateful for everything he brought to the team and wish him all the best in the next chapter of his curling career." Tyler Tardi is moving on from Kevin Koe's rink. https://bit.ly/4bdSVFy

Some big news from Team Kevin Koe: Tyler Tardi is "pursuing other curling opportunities." 👀 📸: TCG / Anil Mungal Keep up with all the changes in our team tracker! https://bit.ly/4sGogI9

Following the Nagano Olympics, Karuizawa — alongside Tokoro in Hokkaido — became one of the central hubs of Japanese curling. Yuta Matsumura and Daia Koyano preview the Karuizawa International: https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/karuizawa-international-preview-where-japan-meets-the-world

A reminder: keep an eye out here for all your team changes across the curling world. They're coming in just about every day now! https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/curling-teams-tracker-2026-latest-lineup-news-and-changes

"I may be getting older, but the fire's still very much there. The rocks don't seem to care." Mike McEwen is a free agent for next season. Jonathan Brazeau has more: https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/mike-mcewen-searching-for-new-team-for-next-season

A statement from Mike McEwen: After three seasons together, the team has chosen a different path without me next season. Dug deep and gave it everything. Some great runs and results together, and I’ll always be grateful for the incredible support from Saskatchewan. Free agent for next season.

How are Grand Slam of Curling event locations selected? (And yes, we promise we look at your suggestions of where to go next)! How do teams qualify? What's up with the new satellite events? That and more in our 2026-27 season F.A.Q: https://www.thegrandslamofcurling.com/news/2026-27-season-faq

Got questions about the 2026-27 Grand Slam of Curling season? We've got answers! https://bit.ly/4rkTqUn

A heads up: our Grand Slam of Curling event locations for the 2026-27 season are now live! If you want to check us out in person, visit GSOCtickets.com for early-bird offers in all five cities!

We're ready to rock for next season. Our full Grand Slam of Curling 2026-27 schedule is here! We'll be hitting up Victoria, Medicine Hat, Sydney, Thunder Bay, and Kingston. For full details — including a brand-new qualification system — click here: https://bit.ly/40segGu

We hear this Matt Dunstone kid is pretty good. A throwback to this awesome shot against Joel Retornaz.

Stefania Constantini has become a star in this sport for a reason...

"We are not done yet! We’ll be back together next season and are looking forward to seeing what else this journey brings." Playing out of Alberta, Selena Sturmay's rink is sticking together!

After Olympic silver in 2018 and a world championship silver in 2022, Korea's Team Kim has announced they will be parting ways. "The time spent together will remain a precious memory. We'll cheer each other on no matter where."

How did Team Homan turn things around after a bad start in Cortina to end up on the podium? And why weren't they at the Scotties? Emma Miskew stopped by The Broom Brothers podcast for an exclusive chat with John Cullen: https://bit.ly/4spVtrr