- Einordnung
- Team sports on rink ice
- Verbreitung
- International
Disziplinen
Team Curling
Curling discipline for a team.
Mixed Doubles
Curling discipline for a mixed pair.
Wheelchair Curling
Curling discipline for wheelchair athletes.
Wheelchair Mixed Doubles
Wheelchair mixed doubles is the two-player form in the World Curling rules, separate from four-player wheelchair curling.
Wettbewerbe
World Men's Curling Championship
The men's world championship is a standing World Curling competition, not one yearly edition.
World Women's Curling Championship
The women's world championship is its own curling competition beside the men's championship.
World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship
The mixed doubles world championship belongs to the mixed doubles discipline at World Curling.
World Wheelchair Curling Championship
The wheelchair curling world championship is the Paralympic team competition under World Curling.
World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship
World Curling runs a world championship in wheelchair mixed doubles. The rules describe that form separately from four-player wheelchair curling.
European Curling ChampionshipsECC
The European Curling Championships are the continental championship named in the World Curling rules.
Organisationen
World Curling
World Curling is the world governing body of Olympic curling and Paralympic wheelchair curling. The organisation was previously called the World Curling Federation and took the name World Curling in 2024.
Fachbegriffe
House
Target area on the ice in curling.
Hammer
Right to play the last stone in a curling end.
End
Segment of a curling game.
Skip
The skip is the team captain on the ice.
Draw
A draw is a stone played into or in front of the house rather than removing another stone.
Takeout
A takeout removes an opponent's stone from play.
Guard
A guard sits in front of the house and protects stones behind it.
Sheet
A sheet is the single sheet of ice on which one curling game is played.
Power Play
In mixed doubles curling, a team may use the Power Play option once per game. It is a curling rule and not the ice hockey power play.