Curl BC has updated its guidelines to include some new rules for sweepers. The previous version of the guidelines stated that only three people should be involved in a shot. The new version allows teams to get all four players involved in a shot, as long as there is only one sweeper at a time....

Eight U20 athletes from BC will be given the opportunity to take part in the World Academy of Sport (WAoS) Athlete Certificate online course - for free. Four junior men and four junior women will be chosen to receive a voucher for the course that must be taken by Dec. 31, 2020. The deadline to...

Join us for a webinar on how to run a successful junior curling program! Curl BC's Kim Dennis and Royal City Curling Club's junior coordinator Chris Summers will lead the discussion on Oct 22, at 7pm Pacific. Topics will include: How to adjust your program during Covid. Paid coaches vs volunteer coaches. Opportunity for brainstorming...

Competitive BC Men's and Women's teams who have not yet registered for the BC Men's and Women's Curling Tours should do so as soon as possible.  Please complete the registration survey here - there is no cost. As many people know, the CTRS has been suspended until at least November 30, 2020. The western provinces...

Curl BC has produced a Return to Competitions Appendix as part of our Return to Curling Guidelines. This new appendix gives host clubs, competitive curlers, coaches and volunteers some guidance as to what to expect in the season ahead. Please note: modified rules for four-person curling – especially the one-sweeper rule – and physical distancing...