Schwaller, Ramsfjell set for Co-op Invitational men's final - The Grand Slam of Curling

By Jonathan Brazeau VICTORIA — Switzerland's Team Yannick Schwaller and Norway's Team Magnus Ramsfjell will face off in the season's first Grand Slam of Curling men's final Sunday at the Co-op Invitational. Schwaller scored two points in the eighth end to edge Canada's Team Brad Jacobs 6-5 in Saturday night's semifinals to secure a spot in the championship game. It's the fourth career Grand Slam final for Schwaller, who is seeking his second title in the series after winning the Canadian Open last season. "Oh, it's fantastic," said Schwaller, whose Geneva club holds the No. 1 spot in the world rankings. "It's what you're playing for: shots at winning Grand Slams. Tomorrow we have one, the first one of this (Olympic) cycle. I hope to grab it right away and get rid of that feeling to win a Slam in the cycle. " Benoît Schwarz-van Berkel makes it count for two and Team Yannick Schwaller return to another GSOC final! 📺: Rock Channel https://t.co/7Jj78aJjIE https://t.co/rh90tHbOjD

— Grand Slam of Curling (@grandslamcurl) October 18, 2026 Ramsfjell advanced to his first-ever top-tier Grand Slam final with a 7-4 victory over Switzerland's Team Marco Hösli.