An 8-ender in curling is just like a perfect game in baseball or a hole-in-one in golf or a perfect 300 in bowling or a nine-dart finish in darts!!! It's a feat so rare the odds of scoring one is nearly impossible to know.
An eight-ender occurs when a team scores eight points in a single end of curling. Curlers who achieve this feat are listed in the American Curling Foundation & Museum. Eight-enders are so rare that USA Curling recognizes all teams that accomplish this feat with an eight-ender patch.
September 2, 2022
- Skip Andie McDonald (Phoenix, AZ)
from Coyotes Curling Club in Tempe, AZ - Vice Brian Feldman, Jr. (Sacramento, CA)
from Wine Country Curling Club in Roseville, CA - Second Ozzie Altus (Campbell, CA)
from Silicon Valley Curling Club in San Jose, CA - Lead Brian Feldman (Sacramento, CA)
from Wine Country Curling Club in Roseville, CA
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October 20, 2019
- Skip Sonia Montero (Rocklin, CA)
from Wine Country Curling Club in Roseville, CA - Vice Larissa Spangler (Meadow Vista, CA)
from Wine Country Curling Club in Roseville, CA - Second Evan Tudor Elliott (Sacramento, CA)
from Wine Country Curling Club in Roseville, CA - Lead Camren Spangler (Meadow Vista, CA)
from Wine Country Curling Club in Roseville, CA