Monthly Archives: August 2012

We have been running articles vis-a-vis the Perfect Record.  You may wish to see (review)  https://theshuffler.net/2012/08/26/perfect-record-what-is-the-significance/ In this article, Earl Ball in an article in 2009, carries out a comprehensive summary of those who have achieved this landmark.  I have added the pix … Continue reading →

The 27th ISA World Championship was held in Coolangatta, Queensland, Australia.  Coolangatta is on Australia’s Gold Coast which has climate and topography not unlike Sochi Russia or Parts of Florida.  2008 was a landmark year for Shuffleboard in that it was … Continue reading →

In the last article we told you about Norwegian Fridtjof Gjelseth earning a Perfect Record.  How common; how rare is this?  It is sufficiently uncommon as to attract a good deal of attention as it did in Seattle.  It is … Continue reading →

This young man, Fridtjof Gjelseth of Norway, played 9 games and won 9 games!  Fridtjof was a member of the United Nations Youth Team. No other player, man or woman, went the entire tournament without losing a game.   Our congratulations … Continue reading →

It was 2006 in Lakeside, Ohio on the occassion of the 25th Anniversary of the ISA that the very first Sportsmanship Award was presented by the Allen Family.  The link takes you to the actual posting made in The Shuffler (.org) … Continue reading →

A most significant aspect of every Team Event is the awarding of the Merit Award, formerly known as the Sportsmanship Award. I am going to identify the recepients, including photos, but before I do I thought it would be interesting, … Continue reading →