Try Curling
One time visit to see if you are a curler
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Our "Learn to Curl" consists of a volunteer club member showing you the fundamentals to sliding a stone and sweeping. It is our aim of preparing you to play an end at the conclusion of the lesson, all while acclimating yourself to the ice, that you will be ready to try playing a match or league the next time you come to curl. While most people signup as an individual, curling is great when done together with friends, family and coworkers alike. We can handle up to 10 per curling sheet.
YEARLY SCHEDULE
There are many opportunities to try curling throughout the year Though you shouldn't be deterred from joining a league either.
General LTC
Offered anytime we have an open sheet during our leagues.
Sat.or Sun. October to April. Sat. June or July
Free Open House
Kick off our Winter Season by sliding a rock on us. This abbreviated Learn to Curl will give you a taste of curling.
Sat. or Sun beginning of October
Open Play Learn to Curl
Jumpstart our Fall our Winter League and learn just prior too.
Sat or Sun. First of October & January
Valentine LTC
Give your spouse a really big rock to deliver down the ice as you learn together.
Sat. Mid February
Holiday LTC
With Family in town, why not try curling together over the Christmas/New Year Holiday.
Sat. Between Christmas & NEWYEAR.
Learn to Curl / Play A Match
- $15 if you join a league
- Offered when space is available
League / Season
- Guarenteed spot each week
- $110 / Normally / USCA and Club Memebership
- $300 / 20 week season / USCA and Club Memebership
Safety First
Just like any other sport, injuries can happen in curling. This is why we want you to take safety seriously, and we encourage you to read all of the following information below before you get started.
What to Bring
Signed Waiver
Before participating, all persons will be required to sign a waiver. You can print, sign, and bring the waiver with you found below, or fill one out at the rink.
Proper Footwear
Soft rubber soled shoes, such as athletic shoes, that have grip on a smooth surface are an essential part to minimize falling. Please try not to wear hard soled shoes, cowboy boots, snow boots, or any shoe that leaves the ice feeling slippery.
Layered Comfortable Clothing
You would want to wear clothing that you can move around in comfortably. Curling can also feel cold when you first start but, after sweeping it can get quite hot, so you would want the option to shead layers.
Helmets Optional
Our club has a few helmets should you want the additional safety, however you are welcome to bring your own. While most people are able to avoid hitting ones head on the ice, it has happened and a helmet may give you another layer of protection your first time out.
Equipment Provided
We have brooms and sliders within our club for your use.
Ice can be slippery, and falling is a possibility.
