Wranå Siblings Lead Sweden to Historic Mixed Curling Gold at 2026 Winter Olympics

Sweden clinched its first-ever Olympic gold medal in mixed curling at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, a milestone achievement led by siblings Isabella and Rasmus Wranå. The Swedish team triumphed over Switzerland in a dramatic final, sparking a surge of enthusiasm for curling across the nation.

Isabella Wranå expressed her disbelief, stating, "The feeling is indescribable; I can hardly understand it yet," reflecting the profound significance of their victory for Swedish curling and the Wranå family personally. Their impressive performance was pivotal in securing Sweden's second Olympic gold in curling overall, elevating the sport's popularity at home.

This victory came amid a memorable Games filled with highs and lows for Swedish athletes. While the women's ski team dominated with five gold medals and the men's hockey team faced early elimination, the curling gold stood out as a unifying and celebratory moment. Isabella's active presence on social media also helped fuel interest in curling, engaging fans nationwide.

The 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy were widely praised for organization and successful competition, with Sweden marking another proud chapter in its Olympic history through this first mixed curling gold. As curling fever grips Sweden, the Wranå siblings' accomplishment promises to inspire future generations and expand the sport's footprint across the country.