Curl PEI to hold Junior Curling Camp in Montague on Nov. 3

On Saturday Nov. 3 from 8:30 am to 5 pm at the Montague Curling Club, Curl PEI will be holding a Junior Learn to Curl/Skills Development and Talent ID Camp open to all PEI junior teams and individuals from novice … Continue reading

Curling clubs, Curl PEI prepare for new season

CCA Photo by Danny Lamoureux – Business of Curling session at Crapaud The Canadian Curling Association’s Director of Curling Club Development, Danny Lamoureux, was on PEI this weekend to facilitate two “Business of Curling” sessions, one on Saturday for curling … Continue reading

Curling getting underway at the Silver Fox – Open Houses start Monday

(by Sharon Howatt) The weekly league sign-up sheets will be coming down on Oct. 15 and 16, so get your name up there quickly.  If you can’t get to the club, call the office and they will sign you up. … Continue reading

Reminder: PEI Curling Hall of Fame to induct four new members on Monday

  The Prince Edward Island Curling Hall of Fame and Museum is set to host its sixth annual induction ceremony on Monday October 15, 2012 at the Charlottetown Curling Complex, Charlottetown PEI. The four inductees being honoured for their achievements … Continue reading

Juniors Page updated with Club Reps, 2012-2013 Events List

Junior Programs for curlers age 20 and under are soon starting up at PEI curling facilities. Visit our Juniors page at peicurling.com/junior for an updated listing of club junior representatives, and a list of Junior training and competition events for … Continue reading

Cornwall ice ready to rock on Monday

Everything is on track for ice availability on Monday at the Cornwall Curling Club, with the new-last-season ice plant and Jet Ice system performing well, and the circles painted on Friday by club volunteers. A few lines, a few more … Continue reading

Respected national curling coach Bill Tschirhart scheduled for PEI stop

One of Canada’s most respected curling coaches will be on the Island later this month to run clinics for the province’s most talented juniors and interested adults. Bill Tschirhart, who has been a national coach since 1994 with the Canadian … Continue reading

Final reminder re Business of Curling with Danny Lamoureux

This is in reference to: peicurling.com/2012/10/06/business-of-curling-sessions-with-the-ccas-danny-lamoureux/ This is a reminder that 4 pm today (Oct. 9) is the deadline for curling clubs to RSVP their attendance to [email protected]. Note that there are two sessions – Saturday’s is for club employees … Continue reading

Sherry Middaugh rink takes the final at the Autumn Gold Curling Classic

The Sherry Middaugh foursome out of Coldwater Ontario doubled Ottawa’s Rachel Homan team 6-3 in this afternoon’s final of the $54,000 Curlers Corner Autumn Gold Curling Classic at the Calgary Curling Club. In semi-final play, Homan edged Shannon Kliebrink of … Continue reading

Paul Flemming and Marie Christianson teams win CFB Halifax Cashspiels

The Paul Flemming rink beat their Halifax Mayflower clubmates, the Rob Harris foursome 7-4 in this afternoon’s final of the Propeller Brewing Company Cashspiel at the CFB Halifax Curling Club. The women’s side of the event, sponsored by SKYY Vodka, … Continue reading

Jeff Stoughton and Mary Anne Arsenault rinks win Toronto Tankard

Winnipeg’s Jeff Stoughton beat Ontario’s Joe Frans 6-2 in this afternoon’s final to win the men’s division of the World Curling Tour’s StuSells Toronto Tankard. Newfoundlland and Labrador’s Brad Gushue rink, with PEI’s Adam Casey and Brett Gallant,  lost their … Continue reading

Webster rink winless at Autumn Gold Classic

It wasn’t the best of weekends for Calgary’s Crystal Webster rink, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody at third and Geri-Lynn Ramsay at second. They finished play at the Curlers Corner Autumn Gold Curling Classic in Calgary with three losses, … Continue reading

Gushue out at the Stu Sells Toronto Tankard

They’re down to the quarter-final round at the Stu Sells Toronto Tankard cashspiel in Toronto, and the Brad Gushue rink with PEI’s Adam Casey and Brett Gallant, is not in it. The Newfoundlland and Labrador rink lost their last chance … Continue reading

Eddie MacKenzie rink finishes play at Propeller Cashspiel with 2-3 win-loss record

The championship round is set at the Propeller Brewing Company Cashspiel at CFB Halifax. PEI’s Eddie MacKenzie rink, the only Island team in the event, finished round robin play with a 2-3 win-loss record and did not make it to … Continue reading

Gushue rink in B qualifier vs Stoughton this afternoon at Stu Sells Toronto Tankard

After blanking the Bowie Abbis-Mills rink 8-0 in only three ends last night, the Brad Gushue rink, which includes PEI natives Adam Casey and Brett Gallant should have a tougher battle at 3 Atlantic this afternoon, as they face the … Continue reading

Gushue loses A qualifer in extra to McEwen at Stu Sells Toronto Tankard

The Brad Gushue rink, which includes PEI natives Adam Casey and Brett Gallant, fought back from a 4-1 deficit after 2 ends to tie up their A qualifer game at the Stu Sells Toronto Tankard cashspiel 6-6 after 8 ends … Continue reading

Watch McEwen vs Gushue on Live Stream at 5:30 pm

The Brad Gushue rink, which includes PEI’s Adam Casey and Brett Gallant, are curling in the Stu Sells Toronto Tankard this weekend. They are undefeated in the triple knockout event, and are facing Mike McEwen and his rink in an … Continue reading

Team Webster ready to rock this season: ‘Confidence is high’ (Calgary Herald)

(by Allen Cameron). CALGARY — Already, Crystal Webster is seeing progress. That’s saying something, because the 37-year-old Calgary skip and her young teammates had already taken massive strides last season in their first year together on the women’s curling circuit. … Continue reading

PEI curling news – available instantly on your favorite social media platform!

PEICurling.com is working hard to make your social media interactions with us even better! For several years, we have been making our PEI curling news available via a number of distribution channels – our website, email, Twitter, Really Simple Syndication … Continue reading

Business of Curling sessions with the CCA’s Danny Lamoureux

PEI curling clubs are reminded that two  “Business of Curling” sessions will be held next weekend, with Danny Lamoureux, the Canadian Curling Association’s Director of Curling Club Development. The first is on October 13 from 10 am to 4 pm at … Continue reading

Sportsnet teams up with CBC for Grand Slam coverage (Sportsnet)

Sportsnet Announces 2012-13 Grand Slam of Curling Event Schedule – Season kicks off with The Masters, November 14-18 in Brantford, ON – – Kelowna, B.C., Port Hawkesbury, N.S. and Toronto round out host cities for 2012-13 series–  TORONTO  – Sportsnet … Continue reading

Kim Dolan – a stellar curler & builder of the game to be inducted into Hall of Fame on Oct. 15

The Prince Edward Island Curling Hall of Fame and Museum is set to host its sixth annual induction ceremony on Monday October 15, 2012 at the Charlottetown Curling Complex, Charlottetown PEI. The four inductees being honoured for their achievements and … Continue reading

Follow Team Webster at the Autumn Gold Classic this weekend on Facebook and on Twitter

The Crystal Webster rink, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody at third and second stone Geri-Lynn Ramsay, are home in Calgary this weekend competing in the $54,000 Curlers Corner Autumn Gold Curling Classic, a Grand Slam event won last year … Continue reading

Strathcona Cup 2013: Scotland vs Canada-coming to all 10 provinces in January (CCA)

[Editor’s note: we will have more on the PEI leg of the Tour as it approaches. The Tour’s last visit to PEI was in 2003, while Roddie MacLean and Jim Farquharson from the Cornwall Curling Club went to Scotland for the … Continue reading

Irving MacKinnon among PEI Curling Hall of Fame inductees

The Prince Edward Island Curling Hall of Fame and Museum is set to host its sixth annual induction ceremony on Monday October 15, 2012 at the Charlottetown Curling Complex, Charlottetown PEI. The four inductees being honoured for their achievements and … Continue reading

Toronto scores Slam event (The Curling News)

After decades of being ignored, the city of Toronto – Canada’s largest – will finally host a major curling championship. Sportsnet announced today that the third and fourth events in the 2013 Grand Slam of Curling series have been confirmed. … Continue reading

Wanda MacLean among PEI Curling Hall of Fame Inductees

The Prince Edward Island Curling Hall of Fame and Museum is set to host its sixth annual induction ceremony on Monday October 15, 2012 at the Charlottetown Curling Complex, Charlottetown PEI. The four inductees being honoured for their achievements and … Continue reading

Stick curlers show appreciation for local support (Eastern Graphic)

Members of the Stick Curling Association showed their appreciation for support from local businesses Monday. Gordie MacDonald, member of provincial stick curling champion team, and Bob Laird, president of the PEI Stick Curling Association, presented Barry and Brenda Logan of … Continue reading

“Islanders away” competing in Toronto, Calgary this weekend

The Brad Gushue rink, which includes PEI natives Adam Casey at third, and Brett Gallant at second, will be in Toronto this Thanksgiving weekend, competing in the Stu Sells Toronto Tankard at the High Park Curling Club. Photo: Team Gushue … Continue reading

Eddie MacKenzie rink looking for 2nd cashspiel win of the season this weekend in Halifax

PEI’s Eddie MacKenzie rink, who won the Curl Atlantic Championship last month in Sackville NB, is off to Halifax this weekend to compete in the Propeller Brewing Company Atlantic Curling Tour cashspiel at the CFB Halifax Curling Club. The SKYY … Continue reading

Don Hutchinson among four Oct. 15 PEI Curling Hall of Fame inductees

The Prince Edward Island Curling Hall of Fame and Museum is set to host its sixth annual induction ceremony on Monday October 15, 2012 at the Charlottetown Curling Complex, Charlottetown PEI. The four inductees being honoured for their achievements and … Continue reading

National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Course Calendar

Sport PEI has released the 2012-2013 edition of the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Course Calendar. Click to view the calendar at their website. Click to view NCCP Brochure 2012-2013 Click for a description of the multi-sport modules available. Please … Continue reading

Canadian mixed doubles curling ch’ship a boon for the new game (blog posting by Don Landry, Yahoo! Sports)

Canada is getting more serious about mixed doubles curling. It’s a change that will likely push this version of the sport towards the front of your curling brain in the not too distant future. Maybe even give it a prominent … Continue reading

PEI Curling Hall of Fame & Museum to induct 4 new members on Oct. 15

The Prince Edward Island Curling Hall of Fame and Museum is set to host its sixth annual induction ceremony on Monday October 15, 2012 at the Charlottetown Curling Complex, Charlottetown PEI. The four inductees being honoured for their achievements and … Continue reading

CCA announces creation of Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Trials (CCA)

World championship in Fredericton NB in April The Canadian Curling Association (CCA) today announced the creation of a new curling championship, the Canadian Mixed Doubles Trials.   The competition will take place each March and will qualify Canada’s representatives for the … Continue reading

Heather Nedohin rink wins Prestige Hotels & Suites cashspiel, Webster team goes home $2500 richer

Edmonton’s Heather Nedohin foursome beat the Anna Sidorova rink from Russia 8-2 Sunday in the lopsided final of the Prestige Hotels and Resorts Classic in Vernon BC, in a game that went only five ends, after Nedohin scored a deuce … Continue reading

Adult and Junior camps at Charlottetown this coming weekend postponed due to icemaking delays

The Adult and Junior curling camps which were to be held 5 & 6 Oct and 7 & 8 Oct. respectively at the Charlottetown Curling Club have been postponed due to problems with the icemaking. The Junior Camp will now … Continue reading

PEI Curling Hall of Fame and Museum welcomes new Board members in advance of annual induction ceremony

The PEI Curling Hall of Fame and Museum recently welcomed two new Board of Directors members, Arleen Harris from Charlottetown, and Marg Nowlan, from Summerside. Board chair and Canadian Curling Hall of Fame member Jerry Muzika said “these new members … Continue reading

Sidorova beats Webster, Kleibrink to advance to final vs Nedohin at Prestige Hotels and Resorts Classic

The final is underway at the Prestige Hotels and Resorts Classic in Vernon BC, with the Anna Sidorova rink from Russia taking on Edmonton’s Heather Nedohin foursome. Sidorova eliminated Calgary’s Crystal Webster team, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody at … Continue reading

Crystal Webster rink qualifies for money round at Prestige Hotels and Resorts Classic

Calgary’s Crystal Webster rink, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody at third, and Geri-Lynn Ramsay at second, edged the Swiss Michele Jaeggi foursome by a 4-3 score Saturday night to advance to today’s 9 am (1 pm Atl.) quarter-final round … Continue reading

Curling starting soon at PEI curling facilities

Curling may already be in full force in some provinces, and PEI curlers, such as Charlottetown’s Eddie MacKenzie rink, have already been winning cashspiels off-Island, but the season here on PEI is just getting underway, Here is a summary of … Continue reading

Team Webster launches new website, season sched., and is in Vernon BC for weekend spiel

Calgary’s Crystal Webster rink, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody at third, and Geri-Lynn Ramsay at second, have just launched a new website at www.teamwebster.ca, and have released their season schedule, which includes a trip to the Prestige Hotels & … Continue reading

PEICurling.com – now looks good on your smartphone (and works properly again with IE)

Note: we had a reported problem with the new home page news “slider” not working properly on Internet Explorer. This problem has been resolved. The world of Internet browsing keeps changing, and PEICurling.com continues to keep up with these changes. … Continue reading

HIGH FIVE® Sport Training Opportunity – Wednesday, September 26 at 5:30 pm

HIGH FIVE® Sport This 4.5 hour workshop is designed for coaches who work with children aged 6 to 12. Aligned with the Fundamentals and Learn to Train stages of Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD), HIGH FIVE® Sport focuses on the … Continue reading

Silver Fox Curling Club Cashspiel

The SILVER FOX CURLING CLUB CASHSPIEL, part of the Atlantic Curling Tour (ACT), and sponsored by the Journal-Pioneer, takes place November 23, 24 & 25, 2012 at the Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club in Summerside, with first draws at … Continue reading

Getting to know the PEI women’s team for the 2012 The Dominion Curling Club Championship

The next national The Dominion Curling club Championship, Canada’s first-ever national championship for club curlers, will take place from November 19 to 24 at the Scarboro Golf & Country Club in Scaborough, Ontario. PEI will be represented by the winners … Continue reading

Lawes skips Jones’ rink in weekend win over Webster (with PEI’s Carmody and Ramsay) (Edmonton Sun)

(By Con Griwkowsky, Edmonton Sun) Kaitlyn Lawes follows her shot during the final of the Shootout at Saville on Sunday. Skipping Jennifer Jones Winnipeg rink, Lawes and company won 6-2. Amber Bracken, Edmonton Sun EDMONTON – It seems Kaitlyn Lawes has learned … Continue reading

Curl Atlantic Championship: MacKenzie wins men’s section, Birt runner-up in women’s

Two of the three PEI rinks entered in the second annual Curl Atlantic Championship, being played at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre in Sackville NB, advanced to this afternoon’s finals, with the Eddie MacKenzie rink coming first in the … Continue reading

PEI’s Birt and MacKenzie rinks playing in Curl Atlantic Championship finals

The finals of the 2nd annual Curl Atlantic Championship, being played at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre in Sackville NB, got underway at 1:30 this afternoon, and there are two PEI rinks in it, skipped by defending women’s champ … Continue reading

Eddie MacKenzie and defending women’s champion Suzanne Birt rinks advance to Curl Atlantic Ch’ship semis

Round robin play wrapped up Sunday night at the Curl Atlantic Championship being played at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre in Sackville NB, with the top two teams from each of the two pools in the men’s and the … Continue reading

John Epping repeats as Shorty Jenkins Classic men’s champ, Tracy Horgan wins women’s

The John Epping rink from Toronto beat the Jeff Stoughton foursome from Winnipeg 5-2 in this afternoon’s men’s final of the $40,700 AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Curling Classic in Brockville Ont. to repeat as event champion. The Brad Gushue team … Continue reading

MacKenzie 3-1, Birt 2-1, O’Rourke 1-2 at Curl Atlantic Championship

Going into Sunday play at the second annual Atlantic Canada curling season-opening Curl Atlantic Championship, on arena ice at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre in Sackville NB, at least two of the three PEI teams entered have a shot … Continue reading

Webster makes the quarters at The Shootout, Gushue doesn’t qualify at The Shorty

Four curlers originally from PEI were taking part in major cashspiels this week, with two of them qualifying for today’s championship round. Erin Carmody and Geri-Lynn Carmody are on the Crystal Webster rink out of Calgary, and went 4-0 in … Continue reading

PEICurling.com – now optimized for your mobile device

The world of Internet browsing keeps changing, and PEICurling.com continues to keep up with these changes. The latest phenomenon is the great variety of devices which a website can now viewed on, from tiny mobile smartphones to 5×7 and 8×10″ … Continue reading

Birt edges O’Rourke 6-5 to remain undefeated at Curl Atlantic Ch’ship

It was a close game between long-time PEI rivals this morning, as defending event champion Suzanne Birt and her team edged out the rink skipped by Kathy O’Rourke,  by a 6-5 score, at the Curl Atlantic Championship in Sackville NB. … Continue reading

Webster and Carey still undefeated – qualify for money round at The Shootout

Calgary’s Crystal Webster rink, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody and Geri-Lynn Ramsay, along with Winnipeg’s Chelsea Carey foursome remain undefeated, and have qualified on the “A” side of the triple knockout draw for Sunday’s championship round at the $26,000 … Continue reading

Birt 1-0, O’Rourke 0-1, MacKenzie 1-1 after Curl Atlantic Ch’ship opening day play

The AtlanticCanada  curling season-got underway today with the Curl Atlantic championship,  which wraps up on Monday at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre in Sackville NB. Three PEI rinks are taking part. 2010 national Scotties silver medallist Kathy O’Rourke, returning … Continue reading

CCA adds Facebook event pages for curling championships

(CCA) Curlers and curling fans across the country are gearing up for another Season of Champions and now you can join in – on Facebook. In addition to the Canadian Curling Association’s Official Facebook Page, we’ve launched dedicated Facebook Pages … Continue reading

Webster rink, with Carmody and Ramsay, 2-0 at “The Shootout”

Calgary’s Crystal Webster rink, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody at third, and Geri-Lynn Ramsay at second, are 2-0 after opening-day play at “The Shoot Out” in Edmonton, defeating the Brett Barber rink from Regina by a 6-5 score in … Continue reading

Gushue rink drops opener at Shorty Jenkins Classic

Twenty-four men’s teams, including defending champion John Epping and his team, along with the Kevin Koe and Jeff Stoughton rinks, and recent Baden Masters winner Sven Michel of Switzerland. are competing in the $40,700 Shorty Jenkins Classic in Brockville, Ontario … Continue reading

Webster rink wins opener at “The Shoot Out”

Calgary’s Crystal Webster rink, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody at third, and Geri-Lynn Ramsay at second, won this afternoon’s opener at the 32 team, $26,000 total purse “The Shoot Out” in Edmonton, defeating the Brett Barber rink from Regina … Continue reading

Team Gushue schedule

The Brad Gushue rink, which includes PEI natives Adam Casey and Brett Gallant, has released their schedule through early January: Sept 13-16th Shorty Jenkins Classic – Brockville, ON Oct 5-8th Stu Sells Toronto Tankard – Toronto, ON Oct 19-22nd Canad … Continue reading

Gushue rink, with PEI’s Gallant and Casey, competing in Shorty Jenkins Classic this weekend

Twenty-four men’s teams, including defending champion John Epping and his team, are competing in the $40,700 Shorty Jenkins Classic in Brockville, Ontario this weekend. Big names in the men’s event include Newfoundland and Labrador’s Brad Gushue, whose team includes PEI … Continue reading

Legendary Colleen Jones curling team returns, with Jones playing 3rd (Chronicle-Herald)

(By MONTY MOSHER Sports Reporter) Arsenault, Jones, Kelly, Delahunt on Olympic quest Skip Mary-Anne Arsenault, right, and third Colleen Jones, left, have reunited along with second Kim Kelly and spare Nancy Delahunt to make a run at an Olympic curling … Continue reading

Two of the three PEI Atlantic Curling Tour events get new names

The Charlottetown Curling Club has announced that Canada’s Best Value Inn and Suites will take over as  sponsor of their annual Atlantic Curling Tour cashspiel, formerly the Rodd Curling Classic, which will now be known as “Canada’s Best Curling Classic”. … Continue reading

O’Rourke returns to competitive curling, Birt looking to defend title as Curl Atlantic Ch’ship kicks off Atlantic championship curling season on Friday

The 2012-2013 Atlantic curling championship season gets underway on Friday, with the second annual Curl Atlantic Championship, at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre in Sackville, New Brunswick. This round-robin event, which wraps up on Monday, is designed to give … Continue reading

Crystal Webster rink, with PEI natives Carmody and Ramsay, kicks off season on Thursday

Calgary’s Crystal Webster rink, which includes PEI natives Erin Carmody at third, and Geri-Lynn Ramsay at second, begin their competitive curling season tomorrow, with the 32 team, $26,000 total purse “The Shoot Out” in Edmonton. Prizes are: 1st – $5,000 … Continue reading

World Curling Tour website changes homepage (Calgary Herald)

(blog entry by Al Cameron) For years, worldcurlingtour.com has been a go-to site for curlers and media alike for the most comprehensive listing of event scores as they happen. But that changed this week, and it’s part of the fallout … Continue reading

Canadian Olympic curling medallist Mike Harris looks to grow the game in Europe (National Post)

by Alan Hudes, National Post Staff After 25 years as a golf professional, Mike Harris could not resist his passion for curling. The 1998 Olympian has served at the Donalda Club in Toronto as a CPGA professional for nearly six … Continue reading

Cashspiel takeout-London Ont. charity spiel crowded out by Grand Slam events (London Free Press)

[Editor’s note: PEI’s Suzanne Birt rink has been a frequent participant in this event,  winning it in 2003, and finishing as runners-up to four-time event winner Sherry Middaugh last year] By Steve Green, The London Free Press For 15 years, … Continue reading

PEICA to hold Junior Skills Dev’t/Hi Performance camp Oct 7-8 in Ch’town

PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION Skills Development & High Performance JUNIOR CURLING CAMP 7-8 October 2012   On 7 & 8 October 2012 the PEICA will be holding a weekend Junior Skills Development/High Performance Camp for competitive junior men and women teams/individuals … Continue reading

Federal funding available to make facilities such as curling clubs more accessible

(CurlBC) Curling centres can take advantage of a new fund to help them make their facilities more accessible. Human Resources and Skills Development Canada’s “Enabling Accessibility Fund” supports community-based projects across Canada that improve accessibility, remove barriers and enable Canadians … Continue reading

PEICA holding adult skills dev’t/hi performance camp Oct 5-6 in Ch’town

PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION Skills Development & High Performance Adult Camp   On 5 & 6 October 2012 the PEICA will be holding a weekend Adult Skills Development/High Performance Camp. The Camp is open to all men and women teams, individuals … Continue reading

PEI curlers win medals in curling, bocce at Canada 55+ Games in Sydney

Two PEI curling teams won bronze medals at the Canada 55+ Games, which wrapped up on Sept. 1 in Sydney Cape Breton. PEI finished 8th overall with 9 gold, 11 silver, and 8 bronze medals. Silver Fox members Don Duffenais … Continue reading

Introduction Competition Coach Workshop set for Silver Fox in late Oct.

CCA Technical Introduction Competition Coach Workshop – Introduction phase of Competition Stream (Replaced Level 1 & 2 Technical) Location:          Silver Fox Curling Club Date(s):                    Sat. & Sun. 27 & 28 Oct. 2012   Time (s):            Saturday & Sunday 9:00am – … Continue reading

Joyce Myers Trust Fund curling scholarships and grants announced

The trustees of the Joyce Myers Trust Fund, established under Curl Atlantic from profits from the 2003 Brier and the 2005 Roar of the Rings curling events in Atlantic Canada, has announced the 2012 recipients of its Student/Athlete Scholarships and … Continue reading

Michel rink repeats as winners in all-Swiss Baden Masters final, Team Gushue bows out in quarters

Defending champion Sven Michel and his Swiss team scored a triple in the fourth end this morning on the way to a 7-5 victory over the Peter de Cruz rink, also from the host country, to repeat as champions of … Continue reading

Team Gushue bows out in quarter-final round at Baden Masters

St. John’s Newfoundland and Labrador’s Brad Gushue team, which includes PEI natives Adam Casey and Brett Gallant at third and second respectively, lost out in the quarter-final round on Saturday by a 5-3 score to the Swiss Peter de Cruz … Continue reading

Revised Rules of Curling now available

The revised Rules of Curling for General Play are now available for downloading at the Canadian Curling Association website, and the rules for both General and Officated play may be purchased from the CCA webstore. Click here to view/download Rules … Continue reading

Gushue rink 2-1 after opening play at Baden Masters

After opening with a pair of victories, the Brad Gushue rink suffered their first lost this afternoon at the Baden Masters in Switzerland, ending up on the wrong side of an 8-4 decision to Rasmus Stjerne of Denmark. The Danes … Continue reading

Gushue rink wins opening game at Baden Masters

The Brad Gushue team from St. John’s NL, which now includes two PEI natives – Brett Gallant and Adam Casey, won their opening game this morning, at the  Baden Masters, the first event in the men’s World Curling Tour, in … Continue reading

“Monumental day for curling” (Calgary Herald)

What the Sportsnet announcement means for curling; Charette, Albrecht both deserving of praise (by Al Cameron) So it’s official — Sportsnet is now in the business of curling, and not just from a broadcasting standpoint, but they’re going to be running … Continue reading

Sportsnet takes over Grand Slam – official announcement and interview

(Toronto) Sportsnet today announced it has purchased the Grand Slam of Curling and will be establishing a new events division. This purchase marks a significant milestone for Sportsnet, as the multiplatform media brand expands its diverse portfolio into the sports … Continue reading

Rogers Sportsnet new owners of Grand Slam of Curling (The Curling News)

TORONTO – This is a truly a “Real” Sports Grill. Immediately adjacent to the Air Canada Centre, home to the NHL’s Toronto Maple Leafs, the Grill is Canada’s biggest sports bar and restaurant. We’re talking about 25,000 square feet of … Continue reading

O’Rourke returning to competitive curling (Journal)

(by Journal-Pioneer staff) Will join forces with Hughes, Reid, Affleck CHARLOTTETOWN – Summerside native Kathy O’Rourke is returning to competitive curling. After skipping her team to a silver-medal finish at the 2010 national Scotties and finishing in the runner-up spot … Continue reading

Sportsnet set to announce broadcast deal and possibly more with Grand Slam events (Calgary Herald)

(by Al Cameron) So, here’s the news curling fans have been waiting for since the fiasco of last season: the Grand Slam circuit, or some facsimile of it, is returning for the 2012-13 curling season. And we can confirm through … Continue reading

Brett Gallant, Adam Casey, and Team Gushue off to Switzerland

The Brad Gushue team from St. John’s NL, which now includes two PEI natives – Brett Gallant and Adam Casey, start their curling season this weekend, as they compete in the  Baden Masters, the first event in the men’s World … Continue reading

Birt defends, O’Rourke returns, MacKenzie skips as Curl Atlantic Ch’ship kicks off curling season

The 2012-2013 Atlantic curling championship season gets underway in a few weeks, with the second annual Curl Atlantic Championship, Sept. 14-17 at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre in Sackville, New Brunswick. This round-robin event is designed to give Atlantic … Continue reading

Annual Whitecap curling camp wraps up in Halifax-Cornwall’s APM Centre wins bid for next 3-4 camps

This year’s Whitecap Junior Curling Camp wrapped up Friday at the Mayflower Curling Club in Halifax. PEI was well represented with 21 Juniors from 5 teams attending, as well as 3 staff members who are PEI natives – Brett Gallant, … Continue reading

Business of Curling Symposium – Oct. 13

A Business of Curling Symposium is scheduled for October 13, from 11 am to 5 pm, with location yet to be confirmed. This symposium will be of interest to PEI curling club managers, presidents, and Board of Directors members, club … Continue reading

Team Birt – new photos

Here are photos from their Facebook page of Team Birt, with new team member Sarah Fullerton.Photo (L-R): Suzanne Birt, Shelly Bradley, Sarah Fullerton, Leslie MacDougall Photo (front L-R): Sarah Fullerton, Shelly Bradley, Suzanne Birt (back L-R): Leslie MacDougall, coach Peter … Continue reading

Jennifer Jones shifts focus from curling to motherhood (Postmedia)

(by Allen Cameron) Jennifer Jones is a former world women’s champion, a four-time Canadian champion and author of the most dramatic walk-off shot in Canadian curling history. But during this life-altering off-season, the Winnipeg skip, who celebrated her 38th birthday … Continue reading

Curlers have mixed reactions to changes to sport’s biggest Canadian events (Calgary Herald)

(by Allen Cameron) Canadian curling’s biggest annual events will be expanded to allow every player in the country equal access to a national championship. The Canadian Curling Association announced on Friday that both the Tim Hortons Brier and Scotties Tournament … Continue reading

CCA AGM: Brier/Scotties to both have Team Canada, N. Ont., & relegation spiel starting in 2015

The Canadian Curling Association’s Annual General Meeting was held last weekend in Ottawa. One of the decisions made is that the “Equitable Opportunity to Access Canadian Championships”  that was approved at the AGM in 2010 for the 2012 Canadian Mixed … Continue reading

Help us choose our new provincial jacket by voting for your favorite!

Curl PEI would like you to help us choose our new team jackets, to be presented to teams who win our provincial championships and go on to compete in Canadian or designated regional championship events. We’ve narrowed the selection down … Continue reading

Rocks & Rings reaches another 100,000 Canadian students (CCA)

(CCA) After four years of steady growth, Canada’s acclaimed in-school curling program has achieved a new milestone in the closing weeks of the 2011-12 school year by reaching 100,000 students in a single school year. “This is an incredible accomplishment … Continue reading