2019 Continental Cup

2019 World Financial Group Continental Cup
Host city	Paradise, Nevada
Arena	Orleans Arena
Dates	January 17–20
Winner	Team World
Score Breakdown Discipline NA World Draw 1 – Mixed doubles 0 3 Draw 2 – Mixed doubles 0 3 Draw 3 – Women's team play 0 3 Draw 4 – Mixed doubles 1 2 Draw 5 – Mixed Doubles 3 0 Draw 6 – Men's team play 0.5 2.5 Draw 7 – Women’s scramble 0.5 2.5 Draw 8 – Men’s scramble 1.5 1.5 Draw 9 – Mixed scramble 6 0 Draw 10 – Skins 3.5 11.5 Draw 11 – Skins 10 5 Total 26 34
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The 2019 World Financial Group Continental Cup was held from January 17 to 20 at the Orleans Arena in Paradise, Nevada.^[1] This was the fourth time the event is being held in Paradise and the fourth time outside Canada. The event featured new team scramble competitions, with players from different traditional teams competing together, along with the mixed doubles, team, and skins competitions seen in previous years.

Team World was in the lead for the entirety of the event. However, a strong performance from Team North America in the final skins draw, holding Team World to 0.5 points in the first seven ends of all three matches, led to the winner being decided in the eighth and final end. The cup was decided in the women's game when Eve Muirhead made a hit and stick to win a skin worth 2.5 points against Team Rachel Homan to clinch the title.

The final result was a 34–26 victory for Team World, their first win since 2012. Team World collected CAD$85,000; Team North America collected CAD$45,000.^[2]