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Nine rinks from across the United States will compete in the Mixed National Championship at the four sheet National Capital Curling Center.
The competition consists of a round-robin from which the top four rinks will enter a single elimination playoff to determine the National Champion.
During the competition, real-time results will be broadcast through this website. Also available will be photos of the competition, and athlete biographies.
Thirty six teams played down for Nationals in nine Regions. Rink Lineups. :
- Alaska —
- Regional Playdown: Feb. 11-13, Fairbanks CC, Fairbanks, AK
- Four rinks competing
- Alaska curling website
- CO/NE/TX/KS —
Colorado/Nebraska/Texas/Kansas
- Regional Playdown: No competitors, region will not be represented.
- Grand National Curling Club —
clubs from the eastern United States
- Regional Playdown: Jan. 27-30, Potomac CC, Laurel MD
- Seven rinks competing
- GNCC website
- Potomac Curling Club
- Great Lakes Curling Association
— Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Tennessee, Indiana
- Regional Playdown: Feb 4-6, Lewiston CC, Lewiston, MI
- Four rinks competing
- GLCA website
- Illinois
- Regional Playdown: Jan. 27-30, Waltham CC, Waltham, IL
- Two rinks competing
- Illinois Curling Association
- North Dakota
- Regional Playdown: Feb. 11-13, Devils Lake CC, Devils Lake, ND
- Five rinks competing
- North Dakota Curling Association
- Minnesota
- Regional Playdown: Feb. 10-13, Two Harbors CC, Two Harbors, MN
- Four rinks competing
- Minnesota Curling Association website
- Mountain Pacific Curling Association
— western United States (California, Arizona, Oregon, Utah,
Idaho)
- Regional Playdown:Feb. 12-13, Granite CC, Seattle, WA
- Two rinks competing
- MOPAC information
- Washington
- Regional Playdown: Feb. 12, Granite CC, Seattle, WA
- Two rinks competing
- Granite Curling Club
- Wisconsin
- Regional Playdown: Jan. 27-30
- Six rinks competing
- Wisconsin Curling Association
- If a region does not send a representative, the vacant slot will not be filled unless the field drops below eight teams. A region must have two or more teams entered in regional play to maintain their national berth. Vacant slots will be filled beginning with the region or State with the largest number of rinks participating in its regional playdown and proceed with regions in order of entries. Ties will be broken using 2004 entries, and if needed 2003 entries. If still a tie the berth reverts to the region placing highest in the 2004 Mixed National Championship. No region may send additional temas unless a minimm of three teams played down. For further details see the USCA Championships booklet available at the USCA website, www.usacurl.org
- Semifinals, 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 18
- Finals, 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 19
- Awards Banquet and Dinner Saturday evening