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After holding open BC championships in 2022 as a result of COVID-19, Curl BC has resumed open qualifiers to produce teams for its 2023 Scotties BC Women’s Curling Championship, presented by Best Western, and its 2023 BC Men’s Curling Championship fields. The qualifiers, which will run concurrently for both women and men, will take place...
It’s been a long time coming, but the 2022 Curl BC Wheelchair Curling Championship is set to hit the ice at the Richmond Curling Centre this coming weekend. Originally scheduled for February of this year, the event was pushed back due to a COVID-related BC health order which stated that no sports tournaments would be...
This past weekend, eight U20 teams met at the Barriere Curling Club for the first-ever Canada Winter Games Mixed Doubles Qualifier. After the Triple-knockout preliminary round, just four teams were standing to face each other in the playoffs: Teams Wong/Duncan-Wu, Bowles/Fenton, Brissette/Fadden, and Kopytko/Yamada. Draw Seven saw Team Wong/Duncan Wu defeat Team Bowles/Fenton 9-6 and...
The 2022 BC Curling Tour came to a close this past weekend, with the King Cash Spiel which took place at the Golden Ears Winter Club In Maple Ridge from December 2bd to 4th. In all, sixteen men’s teams and ten women’s teams took to the ice, in pursuit of an $11,000 purse and a...
The King Cash Spiel, the last stop on the 2022 BC Curling Tour (and part of the World Curling Tour), starts this Friday, December 2nd, and continues through the weekend to Sunday, December 4th. With an $11,400 purse—$4,000 for the first-place finishers alone—the event has lured some of the best curlers in BC, as well...
The land on which our main office lies is within territories of the ʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil Waututh) Nations. Curl BC operates many member facilities across BC, which lie within the territories of many diverse First Nations. Curl BC would like to recognize the historic connections and relationships that Indigenous Peoples and their ancestors have had within this province for thousands of years.
