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Must know
  • The standings table shows the columns your club picked for that league, out of nine: W, L, T, RP, TP, EW, GP, GS, WP.
  • RP is points inside the round (or draw/flight) you are looking at; TP is the team’s points across the whole league.
  • The default sort is round points, highest first (your club can choose another column). Ties are broken by points, then wins, then ends won, then team name.
  • In Total Points for Each Round, click any column header (Team, W, L, RP…) to sort by it; click it again to flip the direction.
The Total Points for Each Round view has one table per round and division, headed by the round and division names. The column letters mean:
  • W — Wins
  • L — Losses
  • T — Ties
  • RP — Round Points
  • TP — Total Points
  • EW — Ends Won
  • GP — Games Played
  • GS — Games Scheduled
  • WP — Win Percentage
A few things worth knowing when you read it:
  • GP counts games with a recorded result; GS counts every game on the schedule for that team, played or not.
  • WP is wins × 100 ÷ games played.
  • EW can carry halves (an end that is blanked or shared can score 0.5, depending on how your club scores).
  • A cell with nothing recorded yet for that team in that round shows either blank or 0, depending on your club’s setting (clubs that moved from older CCM versions usually show 0, as CCM did). Either way it means “nothing recorded”, not a real result.

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Sorting the table

In the Total Points for Each Round view, every header of the standings table is a link. Click W and the most wins go to the top; click W again and the fewest do. Team sorts by name, A to Z first. The column the table is sorted by shows an arrow (▼ or ▲). The page keeps your place at the standings and the sort is part of the page address, so you can bookmark or share that view. Open the league page without it and the league’s own order is back. If your club calls rounds “draws” or “flights”, the view links follow (Total Points for Each Draw, for example). The column letters themselves never change. To print the standings, use your browser’s print command.

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Individual standings (jitney leagues)

A jitney league, where teams change every night, ranks curlers instead of teams. Its page shows Individual standings with the league’s points rule above the table (for example 1 for playing a night, plus 3 for a win, 2 for a tie, 0 for a loss.). The columns are #, Curler, Nights, W, L, T, Attending, Results and Total, plus Adj. when the club has adjusted someone’s points. Curlers are ranked by total, then wins, then nights played, and anyone still level shares a rank. Your own line is also on My Teams under My points. Related: What are the three standings views? · How do league points work? · What is Ends Won?