Monday & Wednesday at 9:00 am; and Tuesday & Thursday at 11:15 am with men & women senior curlers. The leagues are jitney format. You may sign up for either but not both leagues.

This competitive league is made up of teams of any Female/Male combination and curls on Mondays at 11:15 am. All team members must be 50 years of age or over and teams can have up to 6 designated members per team to allow for more flexible scheduling. Conveners are Ray Martinelli and Gord Profit

Monday nights at 7:15 pm and is ideal for new men curlers. Scheduled curling with a skip's pick at the beginning of each of the three schedules.  

Tuesday mornings at 9:00 am are available with a 7 game schedule. There are 3 schedules in the curling season. This is a good choice for new women curlers. A skips pick begins each of the 3 schedules. Our sponsors are Shot Rock Shop, 'Skinsational, and Tangle Creek Golf Club.

Monday & Wednesday at 9:00 am; and Tuesday & Thursday at 11:15 am with men & women senior curlers. The leagues are jitney format. You may sign up for either but not both leagues.

This is a womens competitive fun league. The year starts with a round robin, and then the field is split into 2 divisions, and a round robin within the division to jockey for playoff seating. The playoffs are an elimination format. We welcome teams of 4 or 5 and spares are highly encouraged.

This league plays at 8:15 pm. The league is a team entry league. The open team can be any combination of male, female and both. Teams can list more than 4 players on the team roster.

This league plays at 6 pm and is a good choice for new women curlers. There are three schedules of curling with a skips pick at the beginning of each schedule. There are 7 games per schedule.

Monday & Wednesday at 9:00 am; and Tuesday & Thursday at 11:15 am with men & women senior curlers. The leagues are jitney format. You may sign up for either but not both leagues.

Wednesday nights at 8:15 pm and is ideal for new men curlers. Scheduled curling with a skips pick at the beginning of each of the three schedules.

This 11:15 am league is open to men, women of all ages.  Both team and individual entries are welcome. This league provides an opportunity for curlers whose work schedules permit them to compete during the day.Convenors are Rob Taylor and Gord Profit

This league plays at 5:15 pm and is a good choice for new women curlers. There are three schedules of curling with a skips pick at the beginning of each schedule. There are 6-7 games per schedule.

It's a great league for curlers of all ability - so Development League graduates should should join up for sure!

Monday & Wednesday at 9:00 am; and Tuesday & Thursday at 11:15 am with men & women senior curlers. The leagues are jitney format. You may sign up for either but not both leagues.

Alternates 7:15 and 9:15 pm. This is a team entry league. The league has varied skills levels allowng the teams to compete with other teams with similar curling ability. Based on a point system each week is ranked every 5-6 weeks and placed in the appropriate flight. This is repeated until playoff time is determined/posted. The open team can be any combination of male, female and both. Team can list more than 4 players on the team roster.

This league rotates between the BCC, Stroud and Bradford curling clubs. It is an all men's league, 55 years of age and over, curling on Fridays.

Friday at 5 pm. Non-competitive fun league comprised of many new curlers. Veteran curlers act as mentors, sharing their skill and knowledge in a relaxed learning environment.

Friday nights, alternating between 6:45 pm and 8:45 pm. Six end games.  Non-competitive, fun league comprised of many new curlers. Veteran curlers act as mentors, sharing their knowledge in a relaxed environment.  New curlers and Learn To Curl players are more than welcome.  Join individually or as a pair.  Should you wish to play with specific people, inform the convenor, Steve Flude, and I will do what I can to get you at least playing at the same time.

The 2-person team provides curlers an opportunity to play with their best friend, curling adversaries and even spouses. The league is sure to improve a person's game in terms of curling skills, communication and staying focused for the duration.  Games are approximately 1.25 hours in length and take place Sunday at 4:30pm.  

The 2-person team provides curlers an opportunity to play with their best friend, curling adversaries and even spouses. The league is sure to improve a person's game in terms of curling skills, communication and staying focused for the duration.  Games are approximately 1.25 hours in length and take place Sunday at 4:30pm.

Little Rock curling takes young curlers from the basic fundamentals of curling up to the intermediate curler level. For the very young and very small curlers Little Rock (light weight) curling stones are used for training and familiarization. This is a non-competitive league with focus on safety, instruction and fun. A CSA approved helmet is required to be worn at all times. This league plays most (but not all) Sundays 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Contact Al McKenna at [email protected] for more info.

Intermediate Curling is designed for graduates of the Little Rock Program and approved experienced curlers.  This league will challenge and elevate the curlers abilities to posture them for going forward into the Junior Curling Program. CSA approved helmets are required to be worn at all times. This league plays most (but not all) Sundays 9:45 a.m. - noon.

Contact Al McKenna at [email protected] for more info.

A recreational league for novice/intermediate/advanced curlers and those moving up from Little Rocks and Intermediates. For the more experienced, curlers will participate in a more competitive area of the league, with training, scheduled games, playoffs and Club Championship. This league plays most (but not all) Sundays 9:45 a.m. - noon.

Contact Al McKenna at [email protected] for more info.

The Development League follows the Learn To Curl and will include graduates of the Learn to Curl and club members who want to develop their curling skills. The league fulfills two purposes:

• Graduates from Learn To Curl may continue their curling journey with the Development League. The league integrates them with existing members and gives an opportunity to play with experienced curlers as they would with other leagues.
• Club members can join the Development League to brush up on skills and have the opportunity to learn new skills. For example someone who plays second can learn strategy and call a game so they can become a vice or skip when ready. 

The Development League will provide strategy sessions, bring in club coaches and competition coaches, and provide new resources so that we can expand our talents and make the game more fun.

For more information or volunteering, contact the convenor, Haus (Chris Hauschild) at [email protected]

The next Development League will start in January 2020.