Welcome to the Hong Kong Curling Association!
You may have come across curling on TV and wondered why people were sliding, sweeping and shouting while they were playing. I was one of those people mesmerized by the sport while watching it on television during the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, in 2014.
The Hong Kong Curling Association (HKCuA) was born out of this fascination. While HKCuA may have a relatively short history compared to the 480 years old sport, we have reached many milestones and achieved notable results in only a few years.
Often, we did so despite significant challenges in terms of time, effort and money. Despite limited resources, we are always guided by the positive spirit of curling. We also hope that you will join us as a player, volunteer, supporter or simply as a spectator, and share the beauty of this precision sport which requires a unique combination of strength, teamwork, and strategy. With your support, the future of curling in Hong Kong can only be bright.
Good curling!
John Li, Founding President of the Hong Kong Curling Association


HKCuA: a brief history
HKCuA was established in 2014, following the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. We are the sole member association of the World Curling Federation (“WCF”) in Hong Kong.
With the dedication of our athletes and members, our association has reached many milestones. These are just some highlights:
HKCuA accepted as a member of the WCF
Hong Kong junior men's team competed for the first time at the World Junior B Championships
Hong Kong women’s team reached the play-offs at PACC, finishing 4th
Hong Kong women’s team reached the play-offs at PACC for the 2nd time, finishing 4th, and qualified for the inaugural World Qualification Event (“WQE”)
Hong Kong women’s team reached the play-offs at PACC for the 3rd time, finishing 4th, and once again qualified for the WQE


Our objectives
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To govern and promote the Winter Olympic Sport of Curling in Hong Kong;
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To nurture, train and select athletes to represent Hong Kong in regional and international curling events; and
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To cultivate relations with other curling clubs and associations (locally and internationally)
Our Structure
