PEI’s Top Senior Curlers Set to Compete for Provincial Titles

The PEI Seniors Curling Championships, with men’s and women’s divisions for curlers age 50 and over, will take place from January 30 to February 2 at the Summerside Curling Club. Winners will advance to the Everest Canadian Senior Curling Championships, presented by Curling Canada, in December 2025.

Defending senior women’s champions are the  rink from the Cornwall Curling Club, Shelly Bradley rink who secured last year’s title in three games of a best of five. On the men’s side, the Eddie MacKenzie rink also from the Cornwall Curling Club returns as the defending champions, having edged out the Blair Weeks team in last year’s final. Both teams are back this year looking to defend their titles.

This year’s competition sees two women’s teams facing off in a best-of-five series, while seven men’s teams will battle through a triple knockout format. The men’s event will follow a modified triple knockout draw, where the winner of each section drops down to compete in subsequent sections. If a team wins all three sections, they will be crowned champions without a playoff; otherwise, the section winners will advance to a two-game championship round.

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Champions Crowned at the 2025 PEI Women’s & Men’s Curling Championships

The 2025 PEI Women’s and Men’s Curling Championships wrapped up at the SWest Prince Curling Club in Mill River, with two teams emerging as this year’s provincial champions. After days of intense competition, defending champions Team DiCarlo and Team Smith reclaimed their respective titles and will now go on to represent Prince Edward Island on the national stage.

Women’s Championship – 2025 PEI Women’s Curling Championship

Team DiCarlo, representing Crapaud Community Curling Club, battled through a highly competitive field to capture the provincial title. Their exceptional performance throughout the event has earned them the right to wear the Island’s colors at the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, taking place February 14-23, 2025, in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Runners-up Team Selkirk, from the Summerside Curling Club, put up a strong fight, delivering some of the most exciting moments of the championship. Their efforts and sportsmanship were a testament to the high level of competition on display.

Men’s Championship – 2025 PEI Men’s Curling Championship

On the men’s side, Team Smith, curling out of Crapaud Community Curling Club, secured the title of 2025 PEI Men’s Champions. With a mix of precision, strategy, and perseverance, they earned their spot at the 2025 Montana’s Brier, set for February 28-March 9, 2025, in Kelowna, B.C.

Congratulations once again to all teams, and best of luck to our champions as they take on Canada’s best!

2025 PEI Women’s and Men’s Curling Championships Begin Thursday

The 2025 PEI Women’s and Men’s Curling Championships will take place from January 23-26, 2025, at the West Prince Curling Club. This year’s event will feature four women’s teams and nine men’s teams, with each division competing in a modified triple-knockout format for the chance to represent PEI on the national stage.
 
On the women’s side, defending champion Jane DiCarlo returns to defend her title. Women’s entries include:

The winning women’s team will advance to the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, taking place February 14-23, 2025, in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

The men’s event includes nine teams, including defending champion Tyler Smith. Men’s teams competing are:

The winner of the men’s event will earn a spot at the 2025 Montana’s Brier, held February 28-March 9, 2025, in Kelowna, B.C.

The championships will follow a modified triple-knockout format. Winners of each section will advance to a championship round on Sunday, January 26, unless a team wins all three sections, which would eliminate the need for the final games. If a team wins two sections, they will play in both championship games and need only one win to secure the title. Their opponent would have to win both games to claim victory.

The complete schedule is as follows:
Fans are encouraged to come out and cheer on their favorite teams at the West Prince Curling Club. With top talent and high stakes, it promises to be an exciting showcase of curling!

2025 Curl PEI Masters Curling Championships: Event Wrap-Up

The 2025 Curl PEI Masters Curling Championships at the Crapaud Community Curling Club delivered four days of thrilling competition, showcasing the very best of curling talent on Prince Edward Island. The event was filled with unforgettable moments as athletes demonstrated exceptional skill, strategy, and sportsmanship in their pursuit of championship glory.

Women’s Division

Shirley Berry and her team of Karen Currie, Sherren MacKinnon and Sandra Sobey, proved why they are the defending champion, going undefeated throughout the event to claim the women’s title. Her outstanding play and consistency were unmatched, making her a well-deserved champion once again. Debbie Rhodenhizer and her team of Nancy MacFadyen, Donna Marie and Karen Hardy, put up a strong fight, finishing second after a commendable performance throughout the championship. 

Men’s Division

Peter Rousseau and teammates, Mark O’Rourke, John Mullin and Phillip McInnis, dominated the men’s division, capturing the A, B, and C qualifiers in a remarkable display of skill and endurance. In each qualifier final, he faced Blair Weeks and his team of Alan Inman, Larry Richards and Danny Kneabone, who pushed him to deliver his very best. Rousseau’s ability to rise to the occasion and maintain his winning form secured him the men’s championship title. Hats off to all the men’s teams for providing thrilling matches and exceptional curling.

The 2025 Curl PEI Masters Curling Championships were a true celebration of the sport, showcasingthe talent, sportsmanship, and community spirit that define curling. Congratulations to our champions, Shirley Berry and Peter Rousseau, and to all the participants for making this event memorable. 

2025 Curl PEI Masters Curling Championships Begin Thursday

The Crapaud Community Curling Club is set to host the 2025 Curl PEI Masters Curling Championships from January 16-19, 2025. This exciting event will feature some of the best curling action on the Island as teams compete for the coveted titles in both the women’s and men’s divisions.

Women’s Division

The women’s division will see three talented teams face off in a competitive double knockout format, culminating in a thrilling playoff to determine the champion. Among the contenders is defending champion Shirley Berry, who will be looking to defend her title and add another trophy to her impressive curling career. With the intensity of the double knockout format, fans can expect each game to be high-stakes and action-packed.

Teams:

  • Darlene London, Bev Harding, Gail Greene and Susan Watts from the Montague Curling Club
  • Debbie Rhodenhizer, Nancy MacFadyen, Donna Marie, Karen Hardy and Julie Scales from the Cornwall Curling Club
  • Shirley Berry, Karren Currie, Sherren MacKinnon and Sandra Sobey from the Cornwall Curling Club

Men’s Division

The men’s division features six formidable teams battling it out in a modified triple knockout format. The defending champion, Peter Rousseau, will return to the ice, aiming to reclaim his title against a field of determined challengers. With more teams and a unique format, the men’s division promises a dynamic and unpredictable competition.

Teams:

  • Gordon Fall, Frank MacDonald, Carl Nicholson and Ben Kennedy from the Crapaud Community Curling Club
  • Blair Jay, Kent MacKay, Donald Vickerson and Garth Thompson from the Summerside Curling Club
  • Ian MacMillan, Glen Betts, Paul Wood and William Aylward from the West Prince Curling Club
  • Ian Reade, Garth Cudmore, Elliot Doiron and Edgar Coffin from the Cornwall Curling Club
  • Peter Rousseau, Mark O’Rourke, John Mullin and Phillip McInnis from the Cornwall Curling Club
  • Blair Weeks, Alan Inman, Paul Morrison and Danny Kneabone from the Crapaud Community  Curling, Cornwall Curling Club and Montague Curling Club

Event Details

  • Location: Crapaud Community Curling Club
  • Dates: January 16-19, 2025
  • Schedule: Matches will be held daily, with the women’s and men’s playoffs scheduled for January 19. Follow along here: https://peicurling.com/results/#/events/21892

Come out to the Crapaud Community Curling Club to cheer on your favorite teams!

Champions Crowned at 2025 PEI Junior Curling Championships

The 2025 PEI Junior Curling Championships have wrapped up at the West Prince Curling Club, and what an exciting event it was! Over three days of intense competition, six teams showcased exceptional skill, determination, and sportsmanship, leaving fans and supporters in awe of PEI’s top junior curlers.

Champions Crowned

In the men’s division, Team Dalton claimed the provincial title after a strong performance in the final. They will now represent PEI as the provincial team at the 2025 New Holland Canadian Under-20 Curling Championships in Summerside.

On the women’s side, Team Blades lived up to their undefeated record by defeating Team Carver in the championship game. Despite a valiant effort by Team Carver, Team Blades proved unstoppable, cementing their place as PEI’s provincial representative.

Finalists to Represent as Host Teams

 

While Team Dalton and Team Blades will wear the PEI colors as provincial representatives, both finalists—Team MacFadyen in the men’s division and Team Carver in the women’s—will also take to the ice at the national championships as host teams. Their incredible journey to the finals is a testament to their hard work and dedication.

True Sport Award Winners

The True Sport Awards, given to the athletes who best embody the principles of fairness, inclusion, and sportsmanship, were awarded to:

  • Jack MacFadyen, Team MacFadyen (Men’s Division)
  • Sydney Carver, Team Team Carver (Women’s Division)

These athletes displayed exceptional respect and spirit both on and off the ice, representing the true essence of curling.

Asham Coach Award Winners

The Asham Coach Awards, recognizing outstanding coaching contributions, were presented to:

  • David MacFadyen, Team MacFadeyn (Men’s Division)
  • Robbie Lenentine, Team Blades (Women’s Division)

These coaches played pivotal roles in guiding and inspiring their teams throughout the championship.

Looking Ahead to Nationals

Both the champions and finalists will proudly represent PEI at the 2025 New Holland Canadian Under-20 Curling Championships, set to take place March 22-30 in Summerside. With the champions carrying the provincial banner and the finalists stepping into the host team roles, PEI will be well represented at this prestigious national event.

Congratulations to all teams for their exceptional efforts, and a heartfelt thank you to the sponsors, volunteers, and fans who made this championship a success. We can’t wait to see these athletes shine on the national stage!

Playoff Matchups Set for 2025 PEI Junior Curling Championships

The stage is set for an exciting playoff day at the 2025 PEI Junior Curling Championships at the West Prince Curling Club! After intense competition in the round-robin stages, the finalists are ready to battle for provincial glory and the opportunity to represent PEI at the 2025 New Holland Canadian Under-20 Curling Championships in Summerside.

Men’s Playoffs:
The men’s semi-final will see Team MacFadyen take on Team MacEwen at 10:00 AM. The winner will advance to face Team Dalton in the championship game at 2:30 PM. With all three teams showcasing incredible skill and determination throughout the tournament, the men’s playoffs promise to deliver thrilling curling action.

Women’s Playoffs:
On the women’s side, there will be no semi-final as Team Pater finished winless in the double round-robin. Team Carver will take on the undefeated Team Blades in the championship game at 2:30 PM. As Team Blades has yet to lose in the tournament, they will need to be defeated twice to relinquish their title. If Team Carver wins the first game, a second championship game will be played at 7:00 PM to determine the winner.

Join Us for Playoff Day!
Don’t miss the chance to watch PEI’s top junior curling teams in action as they compete for the ultimate prize. The stakes are high, and the atmosphere will be electric as these talented athletes leave it all on the ice.

Stay tuned for live scoring and updates throughout the day at peicurling.com.

Good luck to all the teams!

Six Teams to Compete for 2025 Curl PEI Junior Curling Titles in West Prince

 

The 2025 Curl PEI Juniors Curling Championships, for curlers in the Under-20 age category, will be held at the West Prince Curling Club from January 10-12. This year’s competition features three junior women’s and three junior men’s teams vying for the provincial titles.

Defending champions Team Lenentine (now competing as Team Blades) and Team MacFadyen are back to defend their crowns. On the women’s side, Team Blades will face challenges from Team Carver of the Montague Curling Club and Team Pater of the Cornwall Curling Club. For the men, Team MacFadyen will compete against Team Dalton and Team MacEwen, both curling out of the Cornwall Curling Club.

The winners of the junior women’s and men’s titles will represent PEI at the 2025 New Holland Canadian Under-20 Curling Championships, taking place in Summerside, PE. The finalists will also secure spots as host teams at the national event.

Follow the action and live results at PEICurling.com.

Charlottetown Curling Club AGM – January 20 at 7pm

The Charlottetown Curling Club Board of Directors would like to invite you to the 2024 Charlottetown Curling Club Annual General Meeting.

Date: Monday January 20th, 2025
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Stratford Town Hall

All members and friends of the Charlottetown Curling Club are welcome.

SAVE THE DATE: There will also be a CCC Reunion on March 22, 2025 at the Cornwall Curling Club. Former members and friends are welcome as well as new curlers. Please email Blair Weeks (weeksygb2@hotmail.com) for more information.