Here is all you need to know about how curling is played and scored at the Olympics.
Scoring an End: Matches are split into rounds termed ends, usually eight or 10 per game. After all 16 stones (eight per side) ...
Scoring an End: A game is divided into rounds called ends, typically eight or 10 per match. Once all 16 stones (eight per ...
Our Ask Me Anything team explain how the Winter Olympic sport of curling works.
Learn how Olympic curling works from positions to sweeping strategy broken down by USAT's Sam Cardona-Norberg in this fast ...
The hammer is a crucial part of curling. The team that has the hammer is able to throw the final stone of each end, generally a significant advantage, with all other stones thrown and the current ...
What is the curling power play? Explaining the rules of Winter Olympics sport - Mixed doubles returns to the programme in ...