The countdown is on. With the EJCT Baden Tournament approaching quickly, junior curling teams now have just 14 days left to submit their application for one of the most exciting junior curling events in Europe. Taking place from 3–6 September in Baden, Switzerland, the tournament will once again bring together some of the best young curling teams from across Europe and beyond. With the application deadline fast approaching and only a few spots still available, interested teams are strongly encouraged to apply now.

International junior curling has grown rapidly in recent years. With more talented teams competing across Europe and beyond, tournaments on the European Junior Curling Tour (EJCT) play an important role in providing high-level competition for the next generation of athletes. The EJCT Baden Tournament, held each September in Baden, Switzerland, has quickly established itself as one of the most exciting stops on the junior curling calendar. Teams from multiple countries travel to Baden to compete against strong international opponents, gain valuable experience, and test themselves at one of the highest levels of junior curling outside the World Championships. Because the number of available places in the tournament is limited, a clear and thoughtful selection process is required. The goal is simple: to create a highly competitive and internationally diverse field of teams that guarantees exciting matches and a valuable experience for all participants.

Just one week after the EJCT Baden junior elite competition, the curling centre in Baden will once again welcome young teams from across Switzerland and abroad. On 12–13 September 2026, the International Tier 2 Junior Curling Tournament will take place — offering developing teams an exciting opportunity to compete, learn, and gain valuable tournament experience. Applications for the event are now open, inviting junior teams who are on their way toward competitive curling to take part in a friendly but ambitious international competition.

From 3 to 6 September 2026, the city of Baden in Switzerland will once again become a meeting point for the international junior curling elite. The second edition of the EJCT Baden Tournament is set to bring together some of the most promising young curling talents from across Europe and beyond — and applications (Link)  are now officially open for competitive junior teams wishing to secure a place in the field. With limited spots available, ambitious teams are invited to apply early and showcase their achievements as they compete for selection in one of the most exciting junior curling events on the international calendar.