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Must know
  • The links above a league’s standings switch between three views. Total Points for Each Round is the default.
  • Total Points for all Rounds is a simple ranking; Wins/Losses/Ties is the head-to-head grid.
  • All three are the same numbers presented differently — nothing is recalculated.
Total Points for all Rounds — one row per team with its points over every game in the league, highest first. The columns are Team and Total Points. Total Points for Each Round — the full standings table, one block per round and division. This is the view most curlers mean by “the standings”. Click a column header to re-sort it by that column; click again to flip the direction. See How do I read the standings? for the columns. Wins/Losses/Ties — a grid with every team down the side and across the top. Each cell shows how the row’s team did against that opponent: a W, L or T with the points (for example W 6 vs 2), or Scheduled if the game has not been played. Below the grid sits a summary table: Team / Wins / Losses / Ties / Games Scheduled / Games Played. If your club calls rounds “draws” or “flights”, the link labels follow — Total Points for all Draws, for example. Related: How do I read the standings? · How do league points work? · Why does my club say “spare” instead of “sub”?