Your team is only a few wins away from being champions of BC!
Registering for playdowns to qualify for a championship is easy. Select the playdown you wish to enter and you will be redirected to the registration page. In order to complete the registration you will need the following information:
- Each player’s name, birthdate and city of residence
- Coach’s name and NCCP number (if applicable)
- Team contact person and their name, address, phone number and email address
- Curling club/centre you are representing
Player Forms
Make sure everyone on the team completes a Competitor’s Agreement (Adult form) or (U19 form) and that there is one or more Member Verification Form with every player’s name on it.
Coach Form
All coaches must complete a Coach Agreement Form
Payment
The office must have received payment on or BEFORE the deadline date. If your team withdraws from the competition before the registration deadline, a processing fee of 25% of your total payment may be deducted from your payment. If your team withdraws from the competition after the registration deadline, entry fees will not be refunded.
Your registration will not be considered complete without the payment and all the above information.
Teams can register for regional events at least two weeks before the registration deadline to get a discount.
Even teams that qualify automatically through a tour, as a defending champion or through CTRS must complete the forms and pay a registration fee.
Curling Canada Competitors’ Fee
The Curling Canada Competitors’ Fee will be incorporated into the entry fee for all participants in all playdown categories except for BC Winter Games. The fee will only be applied once per category per player.
Fifth Player
If you are adding a fifth player after your team has completed their registration, you must fill out a Fifth Player Registration Form.
Playdown Registration:
Registration links for the 2020-21 season will be posted at a later date.
Club Challenge
The 2020 BC Club Challenge has been rescheduled for Royal City Curling Club in New Westminster from Sept. 10-13. The 2021 event will take place from Mar. 18-21 with regionals Feb. 26-28.
Junior
The 2021 BC Junior Curling Championship playdowns are for curlers aged 20 years or under as of June 30, 2020. The championships will take place from Feb. 16-21, with open playdowns Jan. 2-3 and Jan. 22-24.
Scotties BC Women’s Championship, presented by Best Western
The 2021 Scotties BC Women’s Curling Championship, presented by Best Western, is for the top female curling athletes in BC. The championship takes place in Kamloops from Jan. 26-31 with open playdowns Dec. 18-20 and Jan. 2-3.
Men
The 2021 BC Men’s Curling Championship playdowns are for the top men’s curling teams in BC. The championship takes place in Kamloops from Jan. 26-31 with regionals Dec. 18-20.
Mixed Doubles
The 2021 BC Mixed Doubles Curling Championship is for the top Mixed Doubles teams in BC. The teams are made up of two curlers, one male and one female, playing the two-person, fast-paced version of the game. The 2021 event will be an open championship and it will take place from Jan. 6-10.
Wheelchair
The 2021 BC Wheelchair Curling Championship is for the top wheelchair curling teams in BC. The championship will take place Jan. 29-31 or earlier.
U18
The 2021 BC U18 Curling Championships are for curlers aged 17 years or under as of Jun. 30, 2020. The championship will take place Jan. 12-17 with regionals held Dec. 11-13.
U15
The 2021 BC U15 Challenge Cup event is for curlers less than 15 years of age as of Dec. 31, 2020. The date and location are to be determined but Curl BC is looking at Feb. 12-15.
Senior
The 2021 BC Senior Curling Championships are for curlers who are a minimum of 50 years of age or over on June 30 in the year of the championship. Therefore, players wanting to compete in the 2021 event will be born on or before June 30, 1971. The championships will take place Mar. 30- Apr. 4 with the regionals held Feb. 12-14.
Connect Hearing Master
The 2021 Connect Hearing BC Master Curling Championships feature curlers aged 60 or older as of December 31, 2020. The championships will take place from Feb. 2-7. The regionals will take place Jan. 8-10.
AMJ Campbell Mixed
The 2020 AMJ Campbell BC Mixed Curling Championship features the top Mixed teams (two male and two female curlers per team) in BC. The championship has been rescheduled to take place at Abbotsford Curling Club from Oct. 8-11. The 2021 event will be an open championship from Mar. 24-28.
Stick
The 2021 BC Stick Curling Championship is for the top stick curling teams in BC. There is an open category and a women’s category that take place at the same event being held on a date TBD.
BC Curling Tours
The British Columbia Curling Tour (BCCT) provides a province-wide tour for junior, men’s, and women’s BC teams that will award direct entries to the BC championships. Events on the BCCT will be CTRS point eligible with the goal of attracting top BC and CTRS teams to compete. By providing more opportunities for teams to compete in BC against their peers, we will create an environment in which BC’s next generation of teams can accomplish their goals to ultimately become provincial, national and world champions. It is important that teams compete against their peers to gauge where they are among their competition, and identify gaps and what they need to improve to take that next step.
Visit the BC Curling Tours website for more information and to register.
Prize Package:
Teams who qualify for provincial championships may be eligible for a prize package. Visit our Prize Package Page for details.
CTRS Information:
2020-21
CTRS information will be updated when available.
2019-20
Give Back
When you make a donation to the Curling for Life Endowment Fund you are supporting the long term viability of the sport in BC. You can also support one of several projects administered through the National Sport Trust Fund.
