Bruce Mouat

Bruce Mouat, born on August 27, 1994, in Edinburgh, Scotland, began curling at seven years old. His early interest in the sport was significantly influenced by Team GB’s Rhona Martin’s gold medal win at the Salt Lake City 2002 Olympics. This early inspiration guided Mouat’s dedication to curling, setting the foundation for a distinguished career as a skip.

Mouat’s transition from junior success to the senior circuit saw him establish Team Mouat, including Grant Hardie and Hammy McMillan Jr. This team quickly made an impact, securing their first Grand Slam title at the 2017 BOOST National. At 23, Mouat became the youngest men’s skip to win a Grand Slam. This achievement marked the beginning of a period of consistent performance, including four consecutive European titles and a bronze medal at the World Men’s Curling Championship in Las Vegas.

His career highlights include representing Great Britain at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games in both men’s team and mixed doubles events. He clinched a silver medal in the men’s team event and finished fourth in mixed doubles with Jennifer Dodds. Following this, Team Mouat earned their first World Championship title in 2023 in Canada and a fourth consecutive European title. The team continued its success in 2024 by winning three Grand Slam of Curling titles, bringing their total to nine. These achievements place Mouat fourth on the all-time win list for men’s skips at the age of 30, showcasing a rapid ascension and sustained excellence in the sport.