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marked the first time that

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Medal summary

Medal table

Events

Men's

Teams

Final standings

Results

''All times shown are in

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''Official Report Vol. 3
(web archive; "Curling" chapter starts at page 236)

Draw 1

''9 February, 14:00''

Draw 2

''10 February, 9:00''

Draw 3

''10 February, 19:00''

Draw 4

''11 February, 14:00''

Draw 5

''12 February, 9:00''

Draw 6

''12 February, 19:00''

Draw 7

''13 February, 14:00''

Tie-breaker 1

''13 February, 19:00''

Tie-breaker 2

''14 February, 9:00''

Medal round

Semi-finals

''14 February, 18:00''

Bronze medal game

''15 February, 9:00''

Gold medal game

''15 February, 17:00''

Top 5 player percentages

Women's

Teams

Standings

Results

''All times shown are in

Draw 1

''9 February, 9:00''

Draw 2

''9 February, 19:00''

Draw 3

''10 February, 14:00''

Draw 4

''11 February, 9:00''

Draw 5

''11 February, 19:00''

Draw 6

''12 February, 14:00''

Draw 7

''13 February, 9:00''

Medal round

Semi-finals

''14 February, 14:00''

Bronze medal game

''15 February, 9:00''

Gold medal game

''15 February, 13:00''

Top 5 player percentages

References

Official Olympic Report
*Wallechinshky, David and Jaime Loucky (2009). "Curling: Men". In ''The Complete Book of the Winter Olympics: 2010 Edition''. London: Aurum Press Limited. p. 150. {{DEFAULTSORT:Curling At The 1998 Winter Olympics 1998 Winter Olympics events 1998 1998 in curling International curling competitions hosted by Japan Men's events at the 1998 Winter Olympics Women's events at the 1998 Winter Olympics