This page has been set up to give volunteers the tools they need to officiate at competitive events. To learn more, click on the links below or contact the Officiating Coordinator, Patti Caldwell, at 604-544-4441 or 604-328-9066, or email pcaldwell@shaw.ca.
- Chief Umpire Manual
- Suggested Umpire Kit
- Level 1 Official Practical Form
- Level 2 Official Practical Form
- Curl BC Rules
Last Stone Draw Update
- Last Stone Draw Rules (September 2018). As stated in the Curl BC Yearbook Rule 6 (d) (i) Last stone advantage will be per Curling Canada’s Rules for Officiated Play.
- Last Stone Draw update (August 2018): After reviewing surveys from competitors at Curl BC events, the LSD format will be as follows for all regional and provincial events. One identified person will deliver the LSD as outlined by Curling Canada. If the LSD is measured at 0.0 or 199.6 cm a second person will deliver a LSD. Only if both teams tie with identical LSD totals after 2 stones have been delivered will the teams alternate until hammer is determined. Please note that this may or may not be the same process used at the national events, but will be consistent across all events in BC.
Brush Heads & Sweeping Updates
- Brush Head Technology and Sweeping Moratorium
- Please visit www.worldcurling.org/brushes for more information on the moratorium.
- Additional note: A delivery device can be used to clean the path from the house to the hack in a north south direction and east to west after cleaning your rock. Whatever delivery device you are using during your delivery can be used to clean up the area of the thrower (foot prints, knee prints etc.) as long as it’s not done in a prolonged, hard sweeping motion. Delivery devices come in many forms, i.e. hair brushes, stabilizers, hammer brooms etc.
CurlTime Resources
Here are the links for downloading CurlTime for you to use and practice:
- CurlTime download: http://www.worldcurling.org/curltime
- CurlTime Training: http://www.worldcurling.org/curling-timing-training
- CurlTime Resource by Phil Mckenzie: Curl Time Instructions
Professional Development Day
- Professional Development Day Officiating Power Point
- Professional Development Day Officiating Power Point Mixed Doubles
Additional Resources & Forms
- 18 inch wheelchair lines
- 2018-19 Curl BC Regional Events Team Briefing
- Chief Umpire Report
- Competitor Fines
- Concussion Guidelines
- Curl BC Line Up Change
- Game Timing
- Last Stone Draw sheet
- Mixed Doubles Document
- Mixed Doubles Resources and Rules
- New playdown scenarios (Will open in Microsoft Excel if available)
- OES time clock instructions
- On-Ice Officials Form
- Page playoff hammer and stone selection
- Pre Competition Ring Check
- Rock Colours
- Scorecard
- Social Media Guidelines for Competitors
- Stone selection
- Team Line Up
- Timing Sheet
- Timing Sheet Mixed Doubles
- Timing Sheet Wheelchair
- Wheelchair information 2017
UPCOMING TRAINING SESSIONS
Timing Training Session at the Chilliwack Curling Club
- Session 1: 10:00am-12:30pm
- Session 2: 2:00pm-4:20pm
To register click on the following link: Timing Training Session
WEBINARS
UPCOMING EVENTS 2018-2019:
ARCHIVED EVENTS 2018-2019:
November 28th, 2018:
- Official Orientation- Regional Events with Patti Caldwell – Learn about your role as the Chief Umpire during regional events.
- Here is the PDF of the Powerpoint Presentation: Official Orientation- Regional Events
- To watch the recording email Kim Dennis – kdennis@curlbc.ca
- Managing the Clock with Patti Caldwell – Discussing Curl Time with coaches, who they can approach when there is a “timing” concern, and learning the officiating process for managing “timing” concerns.
- Here is the PDF of the Powerpoint Presentation:Managing the Clock
- To watch the recording email Kim Dennis- kdennis@curlbc.ca
2016-2017:
