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Philipp Hösli

b. 2001

Swiss curler

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Born 2001. Philipp Hösli is a Swiss curler.

Philipp Hösli (born 28 November 2001) is a Swiss curler from Ennenda. He is a two-time World Junior medallist.

Career Juniors In 2016, Hösli was named to the Swiss team for the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics in Lillehammer. He won two medals in the Youth Olympics. The first is the bronze medal in the mixed team event. The second is the gold medal in the mixed doubles event, competing with Yako Matsuzawa from Japan.

In 2018, Hösli won the bronze medal in the World Junior Curling Championships, as the alternate of the team skipped by Jan Hess. He also won the silver medal in 2019 World Junior Curling Championships, playing third for his brother Marco Hösli.

Men's Hösli aged out of Juniors during the 2021–22 curling season and again joined his brother, Marco Hösli's rink alongside Marco Hefti and Justin Hausherr. The team started the season by winning the first two World Curling Tour events, the Adelboden International and the WCT Tallinn Mens International Challenger.

Team Hösli would replace Hefti with Simon Gloor during the 2023–24 curling season, and the team would continue to perform well on the World Curling Tour, qualifying for multiple Grand Slam of Curling events. Team Hösli would win their first national men's title at the 2026 Swiss Men's Curling Championship, qualifying to represent Switzerland at the 2026 World Men's Curling Championship.

Mixed doubles Hösli and teammate Stefanie Berset won the 2026 Swiss Mixed Doubles Curling Championship, and represented Switzerland at the 2026 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship.

Teams Season Skip Third Second Lead Alternate Events 2018–19 Marco Hösli Philipp Hösli Marco Hefti Jannis Spiess Yves Stocker (WJCC) WJCC 2019 2019–20 Marco Hösli Philipp Hösli Justin Hausherr Jannis Spiess 2020–21 Marco Hösli Philipp Hösli Marco Hefti Justin Hausherr SMCC 2021 2021–22 Marco Hösli Philipp Hösli Marco Hefti Justin Hausherr SMCC 2022 2022–23 Marco Hösli Philipp Hösli Marco Hefti Justin Hausherr SMCC 2023 (4th) 2023–24 Marco Hösli Philipp Hösli Simon Gloor Justin Hausherr SMCC 2024 (4th) 2024–25 Philipp Hösli (Fourth) Marco Hösli (Skip) Simon Gloor Justin Hausherr SMCC 2025 2025–26 Philipp Hösli (Fourth) Marco Hösli (Skip) Simon Gloor Justin Hausherr SMCC 2026 (5th) 2026–27 Philipp Hösli (Fourth) Marco Hösli (Skip) Simon Gloor Justin Hausherr

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Philipp Hoesli, Philipp Hosli

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Who is Philipp Hösli?

Swiss curler

When was Philipp Hösli born?

Philipp Hösli was born on 28 November 2001 in Ennenda.

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Philipp Hösli is a curler.

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Philipp Hösli is Swiss.

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· Wikipedia: Philipp Hösli

· Wikidata: Q138667216

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