As the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympics approaches, Team Slovakia will compete in wheelchair curling with the mixed squad, Team Duris, led by skip Radoslav Duris. The team, formed through a shared passion for curling and inclusivity since the mid-2000s, consists of experienced members who have faced challenges but consistently worked toward improvement and success. With a total of 10 World Championship appearances and a reputation for mental resilience, they hope to capture a major medal, an elusive goal since they finished fourth at previous Games and Championships.

By the Numbers
  • Team Slovakia placed eighth in the Paralympic rankings with a total of 15 points earned across competitions in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
  • The team finished fourth at the 2025 World Wheelchair Curling Championship.
State of Play
  • As of now, Team Duris is preparing intensely for the upcoming Paralympics, aiming to build on past performances.
  • The team is bolstered by a mix of seasoned players and newfound energy from newer members like Adrian Durcek.
What's Next

The team will focus on refining their strategy and mental preparation as they approach the Games, aiming to translate their past experiences into better outcomes at Milano Cortina 2026.

Bottom Line

For Team Slovakia, true success at the Paralympics is defined not just by medals, but by the effort and resilience shown throughout the competition, aiming to perform at their best while embracing the journey along the way.