MacKenzie rink ready for Brier (Guardian)

(by Mitch MacDonald) Skip Eddie MacKenzie and his Charlottetown Curling Club team know the coming week will be a whirlwind affair.  They also hope it will be one of the most enjoyable and successful periods of their lives. The rink, … Continue reading

Joyce Myers Trust Fund-Capital Works Grant

The trustees of the Joyce Myers Trust Fund have created the Capital Acquisition Grants as a means to assist curling clubs within Atlantic Canada with capital projects, such as the repair, replacement, purchase or construction of a curling facility, icemaking … Continue reading

Kevin Martin still the man to watch at 2011 Brier (Postmedia news)

By Murray McCormick, Postmedia News. Nobody is about the concede the 2011 Canadian men’s curling championship to Kevin Martin or Glenn Howard. Martin and Howard are the favourites to reach the final at the Tim Hortons Brier on London, Ont., … Continue reading

Joyce Myers Trust Fund Scholarship

Curl Atlantic has implemented a scholarship to curlers who have enrolled full time in a post- secondary institution. The intention of these awards is to allow talented athletes to devote primary sources of time and energy to training, rather than … Continue reading

March 15 is deadline for CCA Curling Assistance Program

The Canadian Curling Association (CCA) has allocated funds from certain championship events for the purpose of providing financial assistance to the membership of the CCA, including Provincial /Territorial Member Associations and affiliated curling facilities.  The funding, known as the Curling Assistance … Continue reading

LOL at fake Kevin Martin tweeter (Edmonton Journal)

[Editor’s note: As we did for the Scotties, PEICurling.com will be displaying Brier-related tweets, including those of @fakekevinmartin, your favorite curling columnists, and tweeting curlers such as Brad Jacobs (@TeamBradJacobs) of Northern Ontario, in real-time on the righthand sidebar of PEICurling.com during the … Continue reading

Fans welcome Holland rink home (CTV)

Photo: Team Saskatchewan arrives at the Regina airport Wednesday. By Ken Gousseau, CTV Regina. Scores of supporters turned out on a frigid Wednesday evening to give curling champion Amber Holland and her teammates a warm welcome home. The Kronau rink was … Continue reading

Future PEI curling stars in action at the Fox this weekend

The Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside will play host to two curling championships this weekend, the KFC 12 & Under and the M&M Meat Shops 15 & Under, featuring PEI’s youngest competitive curlers, The events, each with boys and girls divisions, will alternate … Continue reading

New Team Canada to arrive in Regina this evening (Leader-Post)

(By Craig Slater, Leader-Post)  Amber Holland Photograph by: Shaun Best, Reuters The forecast temperature this afternoon calls for a high of -18C, with a windchill of -34C. But at least six people are anxious to be in Regina. Newly crowned … Continue reading

Martin, Howard, Stoughton and Gushue top Brier field (CCA)

The Tim Hortons Brier, presented by Monsanto, gets underway Saturday, March 5 at the John Labatt Centre in London, Ontario, with one of its best fields ever. Team Kevin Martin and Coach Jules Owchar (Photo: Michael Burns Photography) Heading the … Continue reading

2011 Scotties final – the 2nd most watched Canadian women’s curling final ever

TSN is reporting that the 2011 Scotties final at the Charlottetown Civic Centre, between Amber Holland and Jennifer Jones, averaged 1.08 million viewers,  making it the second most-watched final ever in the event’s history, second only to last year’s final between Jones, and PEI’s Kathy … Continue reading

Stick Curlers receive Medals at 55+ Games

The Ladies and Open Stick Curling Medals have been awarded at the 55+ Games in Charlottetown, sponsored by Vogue Optical. Here are the winners: Ladies Stick Curling Results:   Ellsworth/Callaghan win Gold  Stavert/Plamondon win Silver   Larkin/Enman win Bronze   Open … Continue reading

Canada wins 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Ch’ship (CCA)

Canada won the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships in Prague today, beating Scotland 7-3 in the final and crowning an unbeaten championship run. “We got off to a good start, stealing two,” said Canadian Skip Jim Armstrong after the game, … Continue reading

Cleaning up after the Scotties (Guardian)

The Scotties Tournament of  Hearts is now history and the teams have gone home, but the special ice is still in the Civic Centre and has to removed, along with the logos and the rings. The Zamboni has been outfitted … Continue reading

Curling, stick curling part of 55+ Games, underway in Ch’town (Guardian)

(by Meghan Mullally) The 2011 Vogue Optical Provincial 55+ Winter Games officially opened Monday at City Hall with the raising of the flag. The president of the Games society, Frank Morrison, along with Mayor Clifford Lee and a few others … Continue reading

Vision Impaired Curling Demo and Instruction

SUNDAY, MARCH 6 2011 from 12 noon to 2:30 pm at the Charlottetown Curling Club.  Open to all interested Participants, Potential Coaches, Family & Friends FREE!-Fun for Everyone Instructor: David Ross Contact/Register: Shawny Ross at [email protected] or call 367-2790 by … Continue reading

New Team Canada has unscheduled sleepover with Russ Howard family in Moncton (Leader-Post)

Amber Holland and Team Canada’s homecoming delayed    By MURRAY McCORMICK, Leader-Post REGINA — Amber Holland spent the first full day of her reign as the Canadian women’s curling champion talking curling with another champion. It wasn’t how Holland planned … Continue reading