| 2022 Euro Super Series | |
| Host City: | Stirling, Scotland |
| Arena: | National Curling Academy |
| Dates: | 18–21 August (Women's) 25–28 August (Men's) |
| Men's Winner: |  Team Retornaz |
| Curling Club: | Trentino Curling, Cembra |
| Skip: | Joël Retornaz |
| Third: | Amos Mosaner |
| Second: | Sebastiano Arman |
| Lead: | Mattia Giovanella |
| Finalist: |  Korey Dropkin |
| Women's Winner: | Team Jentsch |
| Curling Club2: | CC Füssen, Füssen |
| Skip2: | Daniela Jentsch |
| Third2: | Emira Abbes |
| Second2: | Mia Höhne |
| Lead2: | Analena Jentsch |
| Finalist2: |  Team Rørvik |
| Prev: | 2021 |
| Next: | 2023 |
The 2022 Euro Super Series was a curling event among various countries of Europe. It held from 18 to 28 August at the National Curling Academy in Stirling, Scotland.[1] The women's event ran from 18 to 21 August and the men's event went from 25 to 28 August. The total purse for the event was £ 20,000 on both the men's and women's sides.[2] [3]
In the men's event, Italy's Joël Retornaz rink, with Amos Mosaner, Sebastiano Arman and Mattia Giovanella defeated the United States' Korey Dropkin 9–3 in the championship final.[4] Team Retornaz qualified for the playoffs through the A side with three straight victories and continued their momentum into the playoff round. Team Dropkin went 3–2 in the preliminary stage and qualified through the C side before winning both their quarterfinal and semifinal matches. Retornaz defeated Scotland's Cameron Bryce 6–2 in the semifinal while Dropkin fended off the Netherlands Wouter Gösgens 6–4. Ross Whyte, Steffen Walstad, John Shuster and James Craik all qualified for the quarterfinals.
In the women's event, Germany's Daniela Jentsch squad, also consisting of Emira Abbes, Mia Höhne and Analena Jentsch stole four straight singles in the final to knock off Norway's Marianne Rørvik rink, which was being skipped by Maia Ramsfjell 5–3.[5] Team Jentsch went 3–1 through the round robin to earn a bye to the semifinal while Team Rørvik went 5–0, also qualifying for the semifinals. There, Team Rørvik won 7–5 over Switzerland's Michèle Jäggi while Team Jentsch secured a 7–3 win over Switzerland's Raphaela Keiser. The women's playoff bracket was rounded out by Norway's Eirin Mesloe and Italy's Stefania Constantini who both lost in the quarterfinal round. All four of the Scottish women's rinks competing failed to qualify for the playoffs.
The teams are listed as follows:[6]
| Skip | Third | Second | Lead | Alternate | Locale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bern, Switzerland | ||||||
| Stirling, Scotland | ||||||
| Stirling, Scotland | ||||||
| Ross Craik | Struan Carson | Stirling, Scotland | ||||
| Duluth, Minnesota | ||||||
| Alexander Magan | Zoetermeer, Netherlands | |||||
| Grunde Buraas (Fourth) | Lukas Høstmælingen (Skip) | Magnus Lillebø | Tinius Haslev Nordbye | Oslo, Norway | ||
| Lee Dong-hyeong |  Seoul, South Korea | |||||
| Trentino, Italy | ||||||
| Noé Traub | Tom Winklehausen | Schaffhausen, Switzerland | ||||
| Duluth, Minnesota | ||||||
| Jan Hess (Fourth) | Yves Stocker (Skip) | Felix Eberhard | Zug, Switzerland | |||
| Jack Strawhorn | Hamish Gallacher | Kaleb Johnston | Rory Macnair | Dumfries, Scotland | ||
| Mark Taylor | Glasgow, Scotland | |||||
| Oppdal, Norway | ||||||
| Stirling, Scotland |
Source:[7]
All draw times are listed in British Summer Time .[8] [9]
Thursday, 25 August, 4:30 pm
Thursday, 25 August, 8:30 pm
Friday, 26 August 8:30 am
Friday, 26 August, 12:30 pm
Friday, 26 August, 4:30 pm
Friday, 26 August, 8:30 pm
Saturday, 27 August, 8:30 am
Saturday, 27 August, 12:30 pm
Saturday, 27 August, 4:30 pm
Saturday, 27 August, 8:30 pm
Sunday, 28 August, 8:30 am
Sunday, 28 August, 12:30 pm
The teams are listed as follows:[10]
| Skip | Third | Second | Lead | Alternate | Locale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lucy Blair | Alexandra MacKintosh | Holly Hamilton | Susie Smith | Lisa Davie | Stirling, Scotland | |
| Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy | ||||||
| Kirstin Bousie | Katie McMillan | Amy MacDonald | Stirling, Scotland | |||
| Dumfries, Scotland | ||||||
| Lara Stocker | Bern, Switzerland | |||||
| Füssen, Germany | ||||||
| Selina Witschonke (Fourth) | Raphaela Keiser (Skip) | St. Moritz, Switzerland | ||||
| Lillehammer, Norway | ||||||
| Stirling, Scotland | ||||||
| Kristin Skaslien (Fourth) | Maia Ramsfjell (Skip) | Oslo, Norway | ||||
| Jennie Wåhlin |  Sundbyberg, Sweden |
Final round-robin standings[11]
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All draw times are listed in British Summer Time .[12] [13]
Thursday, 18 August, 8:30 am
Thursday, 18 August, 12:30 pm
Thursday, 18 August, 4:30 pm
Thursday, 18 August, 8:30 pm
Friday, 19 August, 8:30 am
Friday, 19 August, 12:30 pm
Friday, 19 August, 4:30 pm
Friday, 19 August, 8:30 pm
Saturday, 20 August, 9:00 am
Saturday, 20 August, 1:00 pm
Saturday, 20 August, 6:00 pm
Sunday, 21 August, 8:30 am
Sunday, 21 August, 12:30 pm