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Next CurlTopia Session will be September 24 (6:30-7:15pm)
In this session we will be Adding Value to the Future of Curling with Kim Dennis
Find more information and register here
The future of curling starts at the club level and so we want provide an opportunity for us all to sharpen our skills, expand our knowledge, and learn from each other so we can deliver rewarding curling experiences to existing and emerging users in ways that appeal to them.
Curl PEI will be hosting a series of online discussions, we are calling CurlTopia Sessions, for any and all who are interested in helping to shape the future of curling on PEI. These sessions will have a Club focus and will include topics such as Trends, Volunteerism, Fundraising, Marketing, Inclusivity and more. They will be free, online and open to all. Participants will be expected to watch or listen to one of The Future of Curling Masterclass presented by Curling Canada before joining an online discussion. We are planning to have most, if not all, masterclass presenters join us online to be a part of the discussion.
For more information please reach out to Amy Duncan at [email protected].
The Fall Fling Junior Cashspiel at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex in Summerside PEI will take place November 8, 9 & 10, 2024. Spots are filling up fast! Secure one of the 12 spots in either the male or the female division by emailing a completed entry for to [email protected].
Entry form and details:
fall fling registration 2024
The dates and locations for Curl PEI Provincial Curling Championships and Events are released. Please note the start and end dates may vary slightly depending on the entry numbers.
Registration will open in September.
Next CurlTopia Session will be June 18 (6:30-7:15pm)
In this session we will Fundraising for the Future of Curling with Kerrie de Gooijer
Find more information and register here
The future of curling starts at the club level and so we want provide an opportunity for us all to sharpen our skills, expand our knowledge, and learn from each other so we can deliver rewarding curling experiences to existing and emerging users in ways that appeal to them.
Curl PEI will be hosting a series of online discussions, we are calling CurlTopia Sessions, for any and all who are interested in helping to shape the future of curling on PEI. These sessions will have a Club focus and will include topics such as Trends, Volunteerism, Fundraising, Marketing, Inclusivity and more. They will be free, online and open to all. Participants will be expected to watch or listen to one of The Future of Curling Masterclass presented by Curling Canada before joining an online discussion. We are planning to have most, if not all, masterclass presenters join us online to be a part of the discussion.
For more information please reach out to Amy Duncan at [email protected].
Curl PEI will be holding its 2024 ADL Awards Celebration on Monday, June 10, 2024 at the Lone Oak Brewery and Taproom (103 Abegweit Blvd, Borden-Carleton) starting with a social at 6:30 pm, presentation s will begin at 7:00 pm.
All are welcome to attend as we celebrate the individuals, teams, and volunteers who have made outstanding contributions at all levels of our sport this year in Prince Edward Island.
Please RSVP by emailing [email protected].
Next CurlTopia Session will be May 28 (6:30-7:15pm)
In this session we will Volunteerism for the Future of Curling with Shaminda Perera.
Find more information and register here
The future of curling starts at the club level and so we want provide an opportunity for us all to sharpen our skills, expand our knowledge, and learn from each other so we can deliver rewarding curling experiences to existing and emerging users in ways that appeal to them.
Curl PEI will be hosting a series of online discussions, we are calling CurlTopia Sessions, for any and all who are interested in helping to shape the future of curling on PEI. These sessions will have a Club focus and will include topics such as Trends, Volunteerism, Fundraising, Marketing, Inclusivity and more. They will be free, online and open to all. Participants will be expected to watch or listen to one of The Future of Curling Masterclass presented by Curling Canada before joining an online discussion. We are planning to have most, if not all, masterclass presenters join us online to be a part of the discussion.
For more information please reach out to Amy Duncan at [email protected].
The future of curling starts at the club level and so we want provide an opportunity for us all to sharpen our skills, expand our knowledge, and learn from each other so we can deliver rewarding curling experiences to existing and emerging users in ways that appeal to them.
Curl PEI will be hosting a series of online discussions, we are calling CurlTopia Sessions, for any and all who are interested in helping to shape the future of curling on PEI. These sessions will have a Club focus and will include topics such as Trends, Volunteerism, Fundraising, Marketing, Inclusivity and more. They will be free, online and open to all. Participants will be expected to watch or listen to one of The Future of Curling Masterclass presented by Curling Canada before joining an online discussion. We are planning to have most, if not all, masterclass presenters join us online to be a part of the discussion.
The first CurlTopia Session will be May 14 (6:30-7:15pm). In this session we will cover Business Trends for the Future of Curling with Bobby Ray. Please register online.
For more information please reach out to Amy Duncan at [email protected].
Champions (L-R): David Murphy, Gracie MacIntyre, Sophie Gallant, Kenna Warnell & Veronica Pater
The team of Veronica Pater, Kenna Warnell, Sophie Gallant, and Gracie MacIntyre coached by David Murphy, cruised to the victory Sunday at the Montague Curling Club, maintaining their undefeated record. The team of Grace Myers, Greta Edgett Gallant, Norah MacKinnon, and Lily Whalley, coached by Darren Gallant, fell to Team Pater and will take home the silver medals. Rounding out the podium, Team Beaton with Kolin Beaton, Owen Milton, Ben Bradley, and Kane MacKinnon, coached by Shaun MacArthur, will take home the Bronze medals. All three teams on the podium represent the Cornwall Curling Club.
Finalists (L-R): DArren Gallant, Lily Whalley, Norah MacKinnon, Greta Edgett Gallant, and Grace Myers
3rd Place (L-R): Shaun MacArthur, Ben Bradley, Owen Milton, Kane Mackinnon & Kolin Beaton
Consolation Winners (l-R): Claire Bell, Sadie Bell, Maddy MacDonald, Michaela MacLean & Larry Richards
Also presented during the closing ceremonies were the True Sport Award and the Coach Award. The True Sport Award is voted on by the curlers and recognizes a curler who brings the True Sport principles to life while competing. This year U16 True Sport recipient was Greta Edgett Gallant, third for Team Myers. The Coach Award is voted on by the coaches to recognize a coach who exemplifies the the attributes of coaching. This year’s U16 Coach Award recipient was David Murphy, coach of Team Pater.
True Sport Recipient, Greta Edgett Gallant & Montague Curling Club President, Thomas Annear
Detailed breakdowns of the day’s events are below.
It was a busy day today at the U16 Provincial Curling Championships in Montague, with the morning draw holding qualification games for the finals in the afternoon.
The Gold Medal qualifiers resulted in wins for Team Pater and Team Myers. Team Pater cruised to a 7-1 victory over Team Beaton to claim their spot in the final, while Team Myers, after giving up a three in the second to Team Brothers, stole their way to the final with a score of 6-3. Not all was lost for Teams Beaton and Brothers, as they moved on to play for the Bronze Medals.
In consolation qualification, Team Savill stole away the victory over Team Gavin Shea with a score of 9-0, all the result of stolen points, while Team MacLean claimed an 8-3 victory over Team Landry, aided by a score of 5 in the third. This set up a consolation final match of Savill vs MacLean and a 7-8 seeding game of Gavin Shea vs Landry.
The final games were full of excitement, with so far undefeated Team Pater facing off against clubmates Team Myers in the Gold Medal Final. Pater would continue their dominance, only allowing singles to be scored against them as they claimed the title with a score of 6-2 after five ends.
Team Beaton started with a commanding lead in the Bronze Medal game, taking two in the first and claiming back-to-back-to-back steals. The early lead proved to be too large to overcome for Team Brothers, so Team Beaton would claim victory and take home the Bronze Medals.
In the Consolation game, Team MacLean would steal the win over Team Savill, as they posted steals in the third, fourth, and fifth to claim the victory 5-1.
In the 7-8 seeding game, Team Landry pulled through with a 8-1 victory over Team Gavin Shea, winning their first and claiming the 7th spot in the championship.
Full linescores and final results from throughout the championship can be found at https://peicurling.com/results/#/events/17920.
The following pictures are from Finals of the 2024 PEI Junior Curling Championships.
The following pictures are from Day 1 of the 2024 PEI Junior Curling Championships.
The following pictures are from Day 2 of the 2024 PEI Junior Curling Championships.
Pool play concluded today for the U16 Curling Championships at the Montague Curling Club.
Draw one was held Friday at 4:00 pm and resulted in a narrow 5-4 victory for Team Myers over Team Beaton and a 4-2 victory for Team MacLean over Team Gavin Shea in Pool A. Pool B was a story of steals, with both winning teams stealing big ends to solidify their respective victories. Team Pater took the win 7-2 over Team Savill after stealing one in the second and three in the third, and Team Brothers took the win 12-1 over Team Landry after taking 5 in the first and stealing 1, 3, and then 2 in the following ends.
Today, the draws at 10 and 2 marked the end of Pool play.
The morning draw had Team Maclean winning over Team Myers 5-3, aided by a steal of 3 in the 5th. Team Beaton claimed the victory over Team Gavin Shea after 5, also with a score of 5-3. In Pool B, Team Pater played Team Landry, where Pater took 4 in the first and never looked back to cruise to a 12-1 victory. Conversely, Team Brothers and Team Savill took their game to the first extra end of the championship, where Brothers stole 1 to take the win.
The afternoon draw was the last chance for the teams to fight for a spot in the coveted 1-2 games for a chance on the podium.
Pool A had undefeated Team MacLean going against Team Beaton with a record of 1-1. After allowing Beaton to take their two in 1 and 4, MacLean needed to steal two in the last to force an extra, but they only came up with one, giving Beaton the win and leaving both teams at 2-1. Team Myers, looking to join the crew at 2-1, went into the third end down 3 against Team Gavin Shea. They then took 3 in the third and stole two in both the fourth and the fifth to take the win and force a three-way tie in the Pool. No tie-breaking games will be held, and due to head-to-head results being unable to break the tie, the last stone draw results were used, resulting in Team Myers claiming the top spot in the pool and Team Beaton claiming Second, leaving Team MacLean to drop down into the 3-4 crossover with Team Gavin Shea.
Pool B resulted in a clear winner, with both undefeated teams, Pater and Brothers, playing for the top spot. Team Pater ended up stealing three in the first and taking 4 in the third to cruise to an 8-2 victory and remain the only undefeated team in the championship. Pool A also had two winless teams fighting to get their first W, which resulted in Team Savill claiming a commanding 12-0 victory over Team Landry after 5 ends.
Championship Sunday begins tomorrow at 10 am with Team Pater facing off against Team Beaton and Team Myers in a matchup against Team Brothers in the 1-2 crossovers, with the winners going to the gold medal game and the losers to the Bronze. The 3-4 games will be MacLean vs Landry and Savill vs Gavin Shea, with the winners advancing to the consolation game and the losers falling to the 7-8 seeding game.
For up-to-date Championship Sunday results, visit https://peicurling.com/results/#/events/17920.
The 2024 U16 Provincial Curling Championships kick off at the Montague Curling Club this Friday, March 1st. The championship is composed of eight teams from all across the Island representing the Cornwall, Montague, and West Prince Curling Clubs.
This year’s championships will have two pools of four teams playing a round-robin format before crossing over in the championship round. In this round, the 1 and 2 seeds will play off for a spot in the gold medal game, with the losers playing off in the bronze medal game. The 3 and 4 seeds will also play for their chance in the consolation game, with the losers playing in the 7-8 seeding game. This ensures a full weekend of curling and fun for all eight teams.
The teams playing in Pool A are;
Team Beaton from the Cornwall Curling Club, Skipped by Kolin Beaton and backed up by lead Kane MacKinnon, Second Ben Bradley, and Third Owen Milton.
Team Myers also out of the Cornwall Curling Club, Skipped by Grace Myers and backed up by Lead Lily Whalley, Second Norah MacKinnon, and Third Greta Edgett Gallant.
Team Gavin Shea from the West Prince Curling Club, Skipped by Mary-Jane Gavin Shea and backed up by Kennedy Grieder, Jason Banks, and Third Preston Barlow.
Team MacLean from the Montague Curling Club, Skipped by Michaela MacLean and backed up by Lead Sadie Bell, Second Claire Bell, and Third Maddy MacDonald.
The teams playing in Pool B are;
Team Pater from the Cornwall Curling Club, Skipped by Veronica Pater and backed up by Lead Gracie MacIntyre, Second Sophie Gallant, and Third Kenna Warnell.
Team Savill from the Cornwall Curling Club, Skipped by Aiden Savill and backed up by Lead Aaron Haight, Second Landon Seaman, and Third Oliver MacEwen.
Team Landry from the Cornwall Curling Club, Skipped by Lillian MacFadyen and backed up by Lead Mackenzie Maillet, Second Carley Waite, and Third Charlee Smith.
Team Brothers out of the Montague Curling Club, Skipped by Emmett Brothers and backed up by Lead Isaac Murdock, Second Daniel Bell, Third Ashlyn MacDonald, and Alternate Joseph Bell.
A full schedule as well as draw results and scores that will update throughout the event, can be found at https://peicurling.com/results/#/events/17920.
The Ella Lenentine rink from the Summerside and Cornwall Curling Clubs went undefeated to win the junior women’s division while the the Jack MacFadyen team from the same clubs finished the round robin in second place but won the winner takes all final game at the 2024 PEI Junior Curling Championships. The two teams now advance to the 2024 New Holland Canadian U21 Men’s and Women’s Curling Championships to be played March 24-31 in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo, Alberta.
Lenentine won the first of a possible two playoff games over the Sydney Carver team while Macfadyen won the final over the Isaiah Dalton rink.
Other members of the Lenentine rink are Makiya Noonan, Reid Hart, Erika Pater and coach, Robbie Lenentine. Competing with the MacFadyen team are Keegan Warnell, Luke Butler, Anderson MacDougall and coach, David MacFadyen.
The finalists on the women’s side included, from the Montague Curling Club: Sydney Carver, Madalyn Easter, Michaela MacLean, Maddy MacDonald and coach Larry Richards and on the men’s side, from the Cornwall curling Club: Isaiah Dalton, Connor Bruce, Sheamus Herlihy, Nate MacRae and coach, Dennis Watts.
(L-R) Ella Lenentine, Makiya Noonan, Reid Hart, Erika Pater and Robbie Lenentine
(L-R) Jack MacFadyen, Keegan Warnell, Luke Butler, Anderson MacDougall and David MacFadyen
2024 Finalists:
(L-R) Maddy MacDonald, Michaela MacLean, Sydney Carver, Madalyn Easter, Larry Richards
(L-R) Isaiah Dalton, Connor Bruce, Sheamus Herlihy, Nate MacRae and Dennis Watts
The True Sport and Asham Coach awards were handed out during the closing ceremonies with finalist skip, Sydney Carver, and Keegan Warnell from the MacFadyen team winning the True Sport Awards. The Asham Coach Awards went to Larry Richards and David MacFadyen.
Sydney Carver and, Montague Curling Club President, Thomas Annear
Keegan Warnell and, Montague Curling Club President, Thomas Annear
Montague Curling Club President, Thomas Annear and Larry Richards
David MacFadyen and, Montague Curling Club President, Thomas Annear
There were three junior women’s and three junior men’s teams that took part in this year’s championships.
Photos from the event, taken by Mike Schut, can be viewed HERE.
A photo gallery of photos from Eliza Blacquiere will be added later.
The CCC Board will be hosting CCC members and friends for a fun get together and curling games on March 9th at the Cornwall Curling Club. Single or group entries are welcome. Junior participants as well. We will guarantee two, … Continue reading
The 2024 PEI Stick Curling Championships wrapped up on Monday afternoon at the Cornwall Curling Club with the Elaine Hughes and Etta Reid duo from the host club winning the Women’s Division title and the Bob Matheson and Clair Sweet … Continue reading
The PEI Senior Curling Championships, for curlers in the 50+ age category, was played this past weekend at the Crapaud Community Curling Club with 2 women’s teams and 6 men’s teams competing. Shelly Bradley, with her team of Susan McInnis, … Continue reading
The Jenny and Edward White team from the host Crapaud Community Curling Club has won the 2024 PEI Mixed Doubles Curling Championship, defeating Cornwall Curling Club’s Breanne Burgoyne and Tyler MacKenzie on Wednesday evening in the winner-take-all final game. Team … Continue reading
Sixteen teams started the 2024 PEI Mixed Doubles Curling Championship last Thursday at the Crapaud Community Curling Club. The teams played a modified triple knockout round, advancing teams from the three qualifying matches to a championship round. The four day … Continue reading
Curlers are reminded the following Curl PEI entry deadlines are coming up the month of February. All event entries must be made online at https://pe.curling.io/en/competitions. Events: February 9: PEI U16 Championships – event to be held Mar. 1-3 at the … Continue reading
Here is a photo gallery from second playoff game and closing presentation at the 2024 PEI Scotties Tournament of Hearts at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex. … Continue reading
Here is a photo gallery from first playoff game at the 2024 PEI Scotties Tournament of Hearts at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex. … Continue reading
The Jane DiCarlo rink from the Crapaud Community Curling Club beat Cornwall Curling Club’s Amanda Power twice today to win the PEI Scotties Tournament of Hearts Provincial Women’s Curling Championship, sponsored by Kruger Products, at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex … Continue reading
SUMMERSIDE – The P.E.I. Scotties women’s curling championships is down to two teams following dramatic last end action Saturday night at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex in Summerside. Cornwall’s Amanda Power, after scoring a single in the 9th end … Continue reading
SUMMERSIDE – Three was a lucky number this week for skip Tyler Smith and his young Crapaud Curling Club men’s team. Smith defeated clubmate Jamie Newson 8-3 Saturday night to claim his third consecutive P.E.I. Tankard men’s curling championship. … Continue reading
SUMMERSIDE – Top seed Jane DiCarlo of the Crapaud Curling Club has the rest of the day off to prepare for Sunday’s final action in the P.E.I. Scotties women’s curling championships in Summerside. Amanda Power of Cornwall and … Continue reading
2024 PEI Scotties Tournament of Hearts Update – Draw 6 (Jan. 27 @ 9am) Sophie Blades and her Summerside-Cornwall team stole five ends against top seed Jane DiCarlo of Crapaud enroute to an easy 9-3 win in PEI Scotties womens … Continue reading
Here’s a photo gallery from Draw 5 of the 2024 PEI Scotties & Tankard at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex. … Continue reading
Here’s a photo gallery from Draw 4 of the 2024 PEI Scotties & Tankard at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex. … Continue reading
Here’s a photo gallery from Draw 2 of the 2024 PEI Scotties & Tankard at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex. … Continue reading
Here’s a photo gallery from Draw 1 of the 2024 PEI Scotties & Tankard at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex. … Continue reading
The Morrow rink, from the Crapaud Community Curling Club will face Team Power, from the Cornwall Curling Club in the B Final of the 2024 PEI Scotties and Team Tyler Smith, from the Crapaud Community Curling go against clubmates, the … Continue reading
SUMMERSIDE – Tyler Smith drew lots of national media attention at the 2023 Tim Horton’s Brier in London, Ont., with the young skip out of the Crapaud Curling Club producing some spectacular shot-making. Smith is hoping to make it a … Continue reading
SUMMERSIDE – The retirement of Suzanne Birt has caused a seismic shift inside the Prince Edward Island curling landscape. The winner of 14 P.E.I. Scotties titles over the past 21 years has stepped back this season. After dominating women’s curling … Continue reading
The Peter Rousseau Rink and the Shirley Berry foursome, both from the Cornwall Curling Club, won the 2024 Curl PEI Masters Curling Championships, for curlers age 60 and over, which wrapped up today at the Montague Curling Club. The Rousseau … Continue reading
The 2024 PEI Masters Curling Championships begin Thursday, January 18th at the Montague Curling Club. Six men’s teams and three women’s teams from across the province will compete to be crowned the Island’s top curlers over the age of 60. … Continue reading
Team Lenentine from the Summerside and Cornwall Curling Clubs went undefeated in the double round robin and playoffs to win the PEI U18 Curling Championship. Team Lenentine, made up of Ella Lenentine (skip), Makiya Noonan (3rd), Reid Hart (2nd), Erika … Continue reading
Team Dalton from the Cornwall Curling Club won the first three games in the best of five event to become the 2024 PEI U18 Champions. Team Dalton competed against clubmates, Team Warnell, made up of Keegan Warnell, Luke Butler, Anderson … Continue reading
The 2024 PEI Under 18 Curling Championships are set for the Crapaud Community Curling Club from January 5-7, with three girl’s teams and two boy’s teams taking part. Last year’s winners were the Ella Lenentine and Brayden Snow teams. Lenentine … Continue reading
Curlers are reminded the following Curl PEI entry deadlines are coming up the month of January. All event entries must be made online at https://pe.curling.io/en/competitions. Events: January 3: PEI Mixed Championships – event to be held Feb. 14-17 at the … Continue reading
The Curl PEI Rules of Play that were recently update are effective immediately. Some of the changes include: Removing tiebreaker games from events that use round robin formats. Lowering the number of ends to be played in the Provincial U13 … Continue reading
Check out this information about Curling Canada’s new U15 RockFest Program. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out Craig Savill, 613-797-0902 or Amy Duncan, 902-368-4208. Rockfest Atlantic – March 28-30, 2024 in Moncton NB. Qualifying … Continue reading
Gagnante!!! Laurie St-Georges and her team of Vice, Jamie Sinclair, 2nd Emily Riley and Lead, Kelly Middaugh captured the Bogside Cup Championship at the Montague Curling Club on Sunday. St-Georges opened the scoring in the first end with 2, only … Continue reading
Pool play concluded Saturday evening at the Bogside Cup, in Montague, Prince Edward Island. When the games concluded and the dust settled, Pool A saw Halifax based Christina Black and her 21st world ranked team qualify for the playoffs. Also … Continue reading
There’s something in the water, or maybe the taps at the 2nd Bogside Cup in Montague as defending Christina Black continued on last years success going 2-0 Friday. Black and her team of Jenn Baxter, Karlee Everist and Shelley Barker … Continue reading
Following 45 games the playoffs are set at the 2024 Morley Annear Ltd. Mixed Stick Curling Championship. The teams advancing are: Pool A – A1: Craswell/Craswell, A2: Sanderson/Dunsford Pool B – B1: Stavert/Coffin, B2: Owen/Smith Pool C – C1: Barwise/Barwise … Continue reading
The 2023-24 Curl PEI championship season kicks off Wednesday, December 6th, with the Morley Annear Ltd. Mixed Stick Curling Championship at the Cornwall Curling Club in Cornwall. Eighteen teams are registered, there will be 3 round robin pool, each with … Continue reading
Curlers are reminded the following Curl PEI entry deadlines are coming up the month of December. All event entries must be made online at https://pe.curling.io/en/competitions. Events: December 6: PEI Masters Championships – event to be held Jan. 17-21 at the … Continue reading
The U-15 RockFest Atlantic will now take place on March 28-30, 2024 at Curl Moncton! Event information | https://www.curling.ca/blog/2023/09/14/rockfest/ … Continue reading
Eighteen teams are taking part in the PEI Brewing Company Cashspiel at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex in Summerside beginning November 24. Here are the events details: … Continue reading
Curlers are reminded the following Curl PEI entry deadlines are coming up the month of November. All event entries must be made online at https://pe.curling.io/en/competitions. Events: November 15: PEI Mixed Stick Championship – event to be held Dec. 6 & … Continue reading
The PEI Brewing Company Spiel, which is a CTRS points event, takes place on Friday, Saturday & Sunday, Nov. 24, 25 & 26 at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex in Summerside. This event is open to men’s and women’s teams … Continue reading
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, and try again — and Thunder Bay, Ont., will have that opportunity in 2025, it was announced today by Curling Canada. After two previous pandemic-affected attempts to hold a full-scale championship, Thunder … Continue reading
The Curl PEI event registration system is now open for teams to register for all events on the 2023-24 calendar. Please visit https://pe.curling.io/en/competitions to find the list of events. If you have any questions please contact Amy Duncan at [email protected]. Please … Continue reading
Moncton, N.B., will host Canada’s best men’s and women’s 50-and-over curling teams for the first time next year, it was announced today by Curling Canada. Curl Moncton will be home to the 2024 Everest Funeral Concierge Canadian Curling Senior … Continue reading
Here are the approved dates and location for Curl PEI Provincial Curling Championships and Events for the 2023-24 season. Please note start and end dates may vary slightly depending on signup numbers. Registration sites will open in September. … Continue reading
Curl PEI will be holding its 2023 ADL Awards Celebration on Monday, June 19, 2023 at the Lone Oak Brewery and Taproom (103 Abegweit Blvd, Borden-Carleton) starting with a social at 6:30 pm, presentation s will begin at 7:00 pm. … Continue reading
The Fall Fling Junior Cashspiel at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex in Summerside PEI will take place November 3, 4 & 5, 2023. Spots are filling up fast! Secure one of the 12 spots in either the male or the … Continue reading
The Curl PEI Board of Directors are excited to announce the return of the Curl PEI ADL Awards. Curl PEI believes it is important to acknowledge the accomplishments of those people within our organization who contribute, excel and promote the … Continue reading
The Ferguson-Logan Montague Funeral Home PEI Stick Curling Championships wrapped up on Thursday at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex – the Barry Craswell and Roy Coffin team from the Cornwall Curling Club won the Open Division (any combination of male … Continue reading
The Jenny and Edward White team from Summerside Curling Club won the PEI Mixed Doubles Curling Championship, defeating Robyn and Philip MacDonald from the host Montague Curling Club last Sunday in a winner-take-all final game. Three teams competed on playoff … Continue reading
There will be three teams competing in the 2023 PEI Mixed Doubles Curling Championships on Sunday afternoon at the Montague Curling Club. Play started Thursday with 13 teams competing in the modified triple knockout with a two game playoff. The … Continue reading
The Tyler Smith rink from the Crapaud Community Curling Club beat Summerside’s, Darren Higgins foursome by a 9-5 score Sunday morning to win the PEI Tankard Curling Championship held at the Crapaud Club in conjunction with the PEI Scotties. The … Continue reading
The Suzanne Birt rink, from the Cornwall Curling Club, controlled the C section final of the PEI Scotties against the Darlene London team from the Montague Curling Club in front of a crowd on Saturday evening at the Crapaud Community … Continue reading
The 2023 PEI Scotties Tournament of Hearts Women’s Curling Championship will take place at the Crapaud Community Curling Club from January 26-29, with four teams competing. The PEI Men’s Tankard will take place concurrently at the same venue. There is … Continue reading
The 2023 PEI Men’s Tankard Curling Championship will take place at the Crapaud Community Curling Club from January 25-29, with eleven teams competing. The PEI Scotties Tournament of Hearts will take place concurrently at the same venue. There is no … Continue reading
The 2023 PEI Masters Curling Championships, with male and female events for curlers age 60 and over , took place from January 18-22 at the Montague Curling Club, with five men’s and three women’s rinks taking part. The Shirley Berry … Continue reading
Please be advised the games today (Saturday, Jan. 21) will be delayed. Update: New draw times are 2:30pm (previously 6pm) and 6:30pm (previously 2:30pm). … Continue reading
Southshore Pharmacy Funspiel – February 10th & 11th at the Crapaud Community Curling Club. $160/team ~ 3 6-End Games ~ There will be a Competitive Draw ~ Dinner ~ Draw to the Button To register contact Della Ferguson at 902-218-9466 … Continue reading
The Ella Lenentine team from the Cornwall Curling Club are the PEI Pepsi Junior Women’s Curling Champions, after a 9-2 win over their clubmates the Rachel MacLean foursome Sunday morning in the C Section Final at the Crapaud Community Curling … Continue reading
The “C” finals of the modified triple knockout draw are set for 9 am Sunday at the PEI Pepsi Junior Curling Championships, and the “A” and “B” section winners Ella Lenentine and Mitchell Schut, both from the Cornwall Curling Club, … Continue reading
Due to the current weather conditions, Curl PEI has decided to delay the A section qualifier at the Crapaud Community Curling Club on Friday, January 13 to 6:00pm. This will impact the remainder of the event. Here are the new … Continue reading
Two draws are in the books following opening day on Thursday at the PEI Pepsi Junior Curling Championships in Crapaud, with the finalists determined for the 6:00pm (new game time) Friday “A” section qualifier games to pick the first junior … Continue reading
The Foxy Lady bonspiel sponsored by Cavendish Farms is being hosted by the Summerside Curling Club January 27 & 28, 2023. Black & White is this year’s theme. Entry fee of $300 per team includes lunch and dancing in lounge … Continue reading
The 2023 PEI U18 Curling Championships wrapped up on Thursday afternoon at the Cornwall Curling Club. The Ella Lenentine rink, the defending champions, from the Cornwall Curling Club beat Team Easter from the Summerside Curling Club by a score of … Continue reading
The PEI U18 Curling Championships wrap up with the Championship Round on Thursday at the Cornwall Curling Club. The three girls teams and an equal number of boys teams signed up played a double round-robin format, with the Ella Lenentine … Continue reading
The PEI U18 Curling Championships got underway on Tuesday, with 3 girl’s teams and 3 boy’s teams competing. With one round of the double round robin complete the girls division has Team Lenentine undefeated, Team Carver sitting 1-1 and Team … Continue reading
The PEI Under 18 Curling Championships are set for December 27 – 29 at the Cornwall Curling Club. The three girls teams and an equal number of boys rinks signed up will play a double round-robin format, followed by a … Continue reading
We are very excited to announce that The Pictou County Wellness Centre will play host to the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling BOOST National from November 7-12, 2023. The Boost National features the top 16 men’s teams and 16 elite … Continue reading
The team of Judy MacIsaac and Bob Matheson from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary beat Bernie & Paul Field from the Cornwall Curling Club by a 6-4 score in the Thursday afternoon final to win the Morley Annear … Continue reading
For Birt, and her team of Marie Christianson, Meaghan Hughes and Michelle McQuaid won 5-4 over Marlee Powers of Halifax Friday evening to sit at the top of the standings. Birt, who defeated Lynn-Anne Brousseau of Montague 9-1 in the … Continue reading
The playoffs are set for Thursday at the Morley Annear Ltd. PEI Mixed Stick Curling Championship at the Crapaud Community Curling Club with the teams of Bernie & Paul Field and Myrna Sanderson & John Dunsford advancing directly to the … Continue reading
Please note the following entry deadlines coming up this month include: PEI Masters Curling Championships – Dec. 7 PEI Scotties Tournament of Hearts – Dec. 14 PEI Tankard – Dec. 14 PEI Mixed Doubles – Dec. 21 PEI Seniors – … Continue reading
The second Morley Annear Ltd. PEI Mixed Stick Curling Championship is set to begin on Tuesday at the Crapaud Community Curling Club. Twelve teams from five PEI curling facilities have signed up, including last year’s winners Janette Fraser & Carl … Continue reading
The PEI Canada Games Mixed Doubles Trial wrapped up on Sunday afternoon at the Montague Curling Club. In semi-final play, Ella Lenentine/Mitchell Schut beat the Sydney Howatt/Liam Kelly team 10-5. Rachel MacLean/Chase MacMillan were undefeated in round robin play and … Continue reading
There will be three teams competing in the PEI Canada Games Mixed Doubles Trial playoff round on Sunday at the Montague Curling Club. The five teams in the event played a round robin format with the Rachel MacLean/Chase MacMillan team … Continue reading
The PEI Canada Games Mixed Doubles Trial got underway Friday at the Montague Curling Club. The event has 5 teams registered and is playing a round robin with three teams advancing to the playoff. The winner of the event earns … Continue reading
The PEI Canada Games Mixed Doubles Trials start tomorrow and run through until Sunday, November 27 at the Montague Curling Club. The five teams registered will play a round-robin format, with the top three teams advancing to the playoff round. … Continue reading
The Curl PEI event registration system is now open for teams to register for all events on the 2022-23 calendar. Please visit https://pe.curling.io/en/competitions to find the list of events. Deadlines coming up this month include: PEI Canada Games Trial (Mixed … Continue reading
Following a weekend of highs and lows for fans and athletes alike, Sunday brought with it not only unseasonably warm weather, but also the conclusion to the 2023 Canada Games Curling Trials for PEI. In game 2 of the women’s … Continue reading
Day 3 of the PEI Canada Games Curling Trials brought heartache and joy as we moved closer to crowning our winners and 2023 Canada Games Curling representatives for PEI. The day began with a tie breaker match in the girl’s … Continue reading
The PEI Canada Games Trials will take place November 3-6 at the Silver Fox Entertainment Complex in Summerside. The three girls teams and equal number of boys teams registered will play a double round-robin format, followed by a best of … Continue reading
Here are the approved dates and locations for Curl PEI Provincial Curling Championships and Events for the 2022-2023 season. Please note that start and end dates may vary slightly depending on signup numbers. Registration sites will be open next week. … Continue reading
Join us for the second annual “Rock with Friends” – a Charlottetown Curling Complex Major Fundraiser on Saturday, February 28, 6 pm. Purchase a $20 ticket and have a chance at one of three great prizes 1. $500 gift card … Continue reading
The Crapaud Community Curling Club is hosting an Under 13 fun day on Monday February 16 (Islander Day) starting at 10:30. The cost is $40 per team. It will include two 4 end games plus a meal. For more info … Continue reading
Curl PEI is organizing two “PD Fun Days”, scheduled at the same time as school Professional Development Days, and open to curlers and non-curlers age 12 and under. The day will include floor curling, on-ice games, and activities. (Non-Curlers will … Continue reading
Adult Warm Up Days – If you have a team interested in participating this Saturday please register by noon on Wednesday, January 7. Register online: https://peicurling.com/eventschships/competitions/about-peica-provincial-competitions/entry-form/. For more information: https://peicurling.com/programs/adult-programs/adult-warm-up-days/ Community School Curling – 10 week program for $15 happening … Continue reading
Prince Edward Island’s first-ever Mixed Doubles Curling Trials go this weekend (Dec. 12-14) at the Crapaud Community Curling Club. Events were scheduled the past two seasons, but no entries were received for this relatively-new, two-person variant of the sport. This … Continue reading
The curling ice is ready, and the Curl Atlantic Championship is set to go Thursday at MacLauchlan Arena at Charlottetown’s CARI complex, with many of the top Atlantic Canadian teams taking part, along with Canada Games playdown teams from each … Continue reading
