Curling International Hall of Fame

The International Curling Hall of Fame ( WCF Hall of Fame ), which is a gallery of the development of world curling , was founded by the World Curling Federation in 2012, simultaneously with the introduction of the first award-winning curling players and figures from around the world, as well as curling figures, previously honored by the World Federation with the annual honorary World Curling Freytag Award ). Managed by the World Curling Federation . ^[one]

The introduction of new members into the International Hall of Fame is made (not necessarily every year) by decision of a special commission of the World Curling Federation according to the categories (not necessarily both) - “curling player” ( English curler ; current player or acting in the past, awarded specifically for his sports achievements) and "activist" ( Engl. builder; employee / director of the organizations managing the curling club, curling associations, conducting tournaments, curling, etc., as well as any other person nagrazhdaemtsya for his activities promoting Dr. vitiyu and popularization of curling in the world). The division into the builder / curler category was started at the World Curling Freytag Award only in 2000.

Canadian curling player, four-time world champion Ernie Richardson is currently the only one who has been twice entered into the International Hall: at first he was awarded the World Curling Freytag Award individually in 2000, and in 2017 the entire famous Richardsons team was entered into the International Hall.