Due to a last minute cancellation, the Cornwall Curling Club will be holding a Cashspiel this Friday evening Dec. 4, and Saturday Dec. 5th.
The event is open to all teams (Men’s, Women, Junior, Mixed). Entry fee is $120 per team, with half the entry fees going to the winners, and the other half to the Club. For more info, or to sign up, call Ray Biagé at 675-2540 or the Cornwall Curling Club at 566-4427, or email manager@cornwallcurling.com.
The Lorne MacPhail Memorial Seniors Bonspiel takes place Dec. 2 and 3 at our Club. Here is the opening draw for Dec. 2nd:
9:00 AM
Ice 1 R. Biagé, G. Laird, L. Black, H. Smith
vs L. Callbeck, D. Girard, B. Craswell, G. Younker
Ice 2 V. Fisher, M. MacDonald, D. St. John, F. Legault
vs E. Stavert, D. Weeks, J. MacPhail, V. Vanderaa
Ice 3 J. DeLuca, A. MacCormac, K. Fisher, P. Cole
vs J. Fairhurst, P. Durant, G. Clark, J. Gillis
10:30 AM
Ice 1 D. MacKay, D. MacDonald, M. Cronin, D. Beer-Greene
vs C. Morrison, T. Dunn, M. Plamondon, F. Weiler
Ice 2 TBA, L. Fairhurst, G. Canfield, M. Craswell
vs L. Hardy & team (Alberton)
Ice 3 J. Farquharson, P. McCardle, S. Hayes, E. Blanchard
vs B. Atkinson, & team (Charlottetown)
Ice 4 K. Blanchard, R. Stavert, J. Anderson, D. Graham
vs F. Fall & team (Crapaud)
The Ontario men’s and women’s teams were the winners of this afternoon’s finals of The Dominion National Curling Club Championships, Canada’s first-ever national championship for club curlers, played at the St. George’s Golf and Country Club in Toronto.
The women’s final against Manitoba went to two extra ends, with the 9th end being blanked, and Ontario winning 6-5 with a stolen single in the 1oth. The men’s championship game also went to an extra, where Ontario recorded a triple, for a 7-4 win.
The men’s team, skipped by Robert Stafford, are from the Chatham Granite club, while the women’s rink, with skip Kelly Cochrane, are from the High Park Curling Club, in Toronto.
In the final round robin draw on Saturday, PEI’s women’s team, from the Crapaud Community Curling Club, spoiled Newfoundland and Labrador’s chance to advance to a tiebreaker round, with the Newfoundland team stealing a single in the eighth to force an extra end. With Newfoundland lying shot rock in the back four-foot with a guard at the top of the twelve, the ninth end came down to a final shot from PEI skip Vanessa Hamming. Her weight was dead-on s her rock came to a stop right on the button, winning the game for PEI, and eliminating the need for a tiebreaker.
The PEI women ended play with a 2-4 win-loss record, while the men’s team, skipped by Louis Walsh of the Silver Fox, were winless in six starts.
The next national The Dominion will be held on PEI, Nov. 23-28 2010 at the Charlottetown and Cornwall curling clubs, with the PEI playdowns taking place March 18-21 2010 in Cornwall.
The André Gauthier rink from the host Charlottetown Curling Club won the A section of the 30th Annual Alpine Fun Mixed Curling Bonspiel, which wrapped up yesterday, beating out Cornwall’s Ray Biagé foursome in a close 5-4 final that came down to the last rock. Playing on the Cornwall team were third Debbie Rhondenizer, second Debby Sigsworth, and lead Danielle Girard.
The Sarah Fullerton rink from the host Cornwall Curling Club, and the Jon Rennie team from the Riverside Curling Club in Rothesay NB were the winners of the 14th annual Pizza Delight/Howard Johnson Dutch Inn Junior Cashspiel, which wrapped up this afternoon. The Fullerton foursome, includes third Michelle McQuaid, second Sara MacRae, and lead Whitney Young, with coach Brenda MacMillan, edged the Anita Casey rink from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club 5-4 in the final, while the Rennie team stole a deuce in the second end, and followed a triple in the fourth with a steal of one point in the fifth end on the way to an 8-3 win over the Shawn Pitre team from the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton.
Left to right: Brenda MacMillan (Tournament organizer and coach of the Fullerton rink), Sarah Fullerton, Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, Whitney Young
Left to right: Brenda MacMillan (tournament organizer), Jon Rennie, Chris MacRae, Andrew Perrin, Tyler Milligan, Paul Brayshaw (coach)
Playing with Rennie were Chris MacRae, Andrew Perrin, and Tyler Milligan, with coach Paul Brayshaw. Other members of the Casey squad are Abby Burgess, Hillary Thompson, and Jessica van Ouwerkerk, with coach Jeff Wilson, while Daniel McCarthy, Jeff Duggan, and Colton Griffin, with coach Roger Gavin, round out the Pitre foursome.
In semi-final play this morning, Casey beat Cornwall’s Veronica Smith 8-5, while Fullerton had a 9-6 win over Amanda MacLean of O’Leary’s Maple Leaf club. In the junior men’s section, Rennie beat Cornwall’s Jeff Taylor 6-1, while Pitre made up for dropping three points in the first end to Sam Ramsay of Summerside, by scoring three points in the second end, followed by steals of 2, 3, and 1 point in the following ends to bring the game to a swift conclusion with a 9-3 win.
In addition to the final, the junior men’s division had two consolation matches, with Cornwall’s Tyler Smith beating Matthew MacLean of O’Leary 7-5, and Spencer Pitre and his Charlottetown team beating clubmate Alex Matters by a 7-4 score.
In round robin play, the Veronica Smith rink finished with a perfect 4-0 record, while Casey, Fullerton, and MacLean had one loss.
In the junior men’s section Rennie went 3-0 in the round robin, while Taylor and Shawn Pitre were 2-1, and Ramsay was 1-2 in his pool, tied with Spencer Pitre and Matthew MacLean, until tiebreaking rules came into play.
Eight junior men’s rinks, and ten junior women’s teams, from PEI, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador took part in the cashspiel.
Next year’s 15th annual event will go earlier in the season, October 29-31, because of contention with Cornwall’s co-hosting of The Dominion National Curling Club Championship.
Play got underway at 8:30 this morning in the semi-final round of the 14th annual Pizza Delight/Howard Johnson Dutch Inn Junior Cashspiel here at the Cornwall Curling Club.
The Junior women’s semis see the Veronica Smith team from the host club taking on the Anita Casey foursome from the Silver Fox, and Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton rink playing the Amanda MacLean team from O’Leary’s Maple Leaf club. Smith finished round robin play with a perfect 4-0 record, while the other three teams each had one loss.
In the junior men’s semi-finals, Cornwall’s own Jeff Taylor team are battling the Jon Rennie rink from Rothsay NB, while the Sam Ramsay squad from Summerside is playing Shawn Pitre and his team from the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton. Rennie went 3-0 in the round robin, while Taylor and Pitre were 2-1, and Ramsay was 1-2 in his pool, tied with Spencer Pitre’s Charlottetown team and with the Matthew MacLean rink from O’Leary, until tiebreaking rules came into play.
The junior men’s consolation round begins at 11, with the junior men’s and women’s finals set for noon.
The 15th annual event next year will go earlier in the season, October 29-31, because of contention with Cornwall’s co-hosting of The Dominion National Curling Club Championship.
Our ice plant is up and running again, and head icemaker Lance Lowther reports that the ice remains in great shape, despite the plant being down in very mild weather. The plant’s condenser failed, and had to be replaced with a temporary one until a new one can be obtained. The Cornwall Curling Club would like to thank Lowther Refrigeration for the excellent emergency service they provided!
Despite a brief ice plant shutdown for emergency maintenance, which forced the cancellation of Thursday evening and Friday morning draws, the ice will be in great shape for the 14th annual Pizza Delight/Howard Johnson Dutch Inn Junior Cashspiel, which gets underway at 4 pm this afternoon, and wraps up on Sunday. Ten junior women’s teams and eight junior men’s rinks, from Newfoundland, New Brunswick, and PEI are entered in the event, PEI’s longest running junior cashspiel. There are no teams from Nova Scotia this year, as their junior regional playdowns are the same weekend.
Drop into the Club for some great curling action, and follow the results online at cornwallcurling.com/bonspiel04.html.
The 14th Annual Pizza Delight/Howard Johnson Dutch Inn Junior Cashspiel, gets underway Friday afternoon, and wraps up Sunday at the Cornwall Curling Club. Ten junior women’s teams and eight junior men’s rinks, from Newfoundland, New Brunswick, and PEI are entered in the event, PEI’s longest running junior cashspiel. There are no teams from Nova Scotia this year, as their junior regional playdowns are the same weekend.
Organizer Brenda MacMillan says the event’s longevity is partly due to good sponsors over the years, including Neil MacDonald of Pizza Delight, and Rekis Stutvoet of the Dutch Inn. She says they are planning a much larger event next year, for the 15th anniversary. That event will go a few weeks earlier, November 5-7, due to contention with the national The Dominion Curling Club championship being co-hosted at the Cornwall club.
Island entrants this year include seven of the eight PEI Canada Games Trials contenders — Amanda MacLean, Jenny McLean, Veronica Smith, Leah Deveau, Matthew MacLean, Tyler Smith, and Jeff Taylor, along with the host club’s Sarah Fullerton rink, winners of the recent Fall Fling junior cashspiel in Summerside, and the runner-up Anita Casey team from the Silver Fox. The Pitre brothers, Spencer and Shawn, are also skipping teams in the event. Last year’s PEI junior men’s runner-up team, skipped by Sam Ramsay of Summerside, will also be in attendance, along with last year’s UPEI women’s representatives at the CIS Curling Championships, the Sarah Clow rink. The Alex Matters foursome from the Charlottetown Curling Club round out the PEI contingent.
New Brunswick’s Jon Rennie, who was on the New Brunswick Junior Men’s championship team last year, is here skipping a new team. Other New Brunswick teams are skipped by Sarah Ronalds and Jessica Daigle. Representing Newfound.and Labrador will be the Amanda Rumboldt foursome from Stephenville.
Both the junior men’s and junior women’s divisions will play round robin draws with two pools, beginning Friday afternoon at 4 pm, and wrapping up Saturday evening. Semi-finals go Sunday morning at 8:30, with the consolation finals at 11 am on two ice sheets, and the event finals starting an hour later on the other two sheets.
Round robin draws and results at cornwallcurling.com/bonspiel04.html
Drop into the Club this weekend to watch some of Atlantic Canada’s best junior curlers!
Junior Women’s Rosters (Skip, Third, Second, Lead, Coach-Club)
Sarah Fullerton, Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, Whitney Young, Brenda MacMillan (Coach)- Cornwall PE
Sarah Ronalds, Jillian Holmes, Misty Hicks, Samantha Nason, Dale Ronalds (coach)- Beausejour (Moncton NB)
Anita Casey, Abby Burgess, Hillary Thompson. Jessica van Ouwerkerk, Jeff Wilson (coach)- Silver Fox (Summerside PE)
Sarah Clow, Brielle Quilty. Christina Hennesey, Monica LeBlanc, Angela Hodgson (coach)- Cornwall PE
Amanda Rumboldt, Ashley Rumboldt, Chloe Deaves, Bronwyn Woolfrey, Susan Curtis (coach)- Caribou (Stephenville NL)
Amanda MacLean, Kassinda Bulger, Emily Gray, Aleya Quilty, coaches Glen MacLean/Shelley Gray-Maple Leaf (O’Leary PE)
Jenny McLean, Meaghan MacDonald, Rachael Gardiner, Lauren MacFadyen, Don Vickerson (coach)-Silver Fox (Summerside PE)
Veronica Smith, Katie Fullerton, Sabrina Smith, Chloe McCloskey,coaches Paul Smith/Sarah Fullerton-Cornwall PE
Jessica Daigle, Natalie Menzies, Krista Flanagan, Jade Carruthers, Allan Menzies (Coach)- Thistle St. Andrews (Saint John NB)
Leah Deveau, Sarah MacPhee, Jessica Chapman, Carolyn Rose, Carolyn MacPhee (coach)-Montague PE
Junior Men’s Rosters (Skip, Third, Second, Lead, Coach-Club)
Matthew MacLean, Marshall Smallman, Kevin Gallant, Alan MacLean, coaches Glen MacLean/Shannon Smallman-Maple Leaf (O’Leary PE)
Alex Matters, Chris Gallant, Andrew Cameron, Kyle Holland, Derrick Cameron (coach)- Charlottetown PE
Jon Rennie, Chris MacRae, Andrew Perrin, Tyler Milligan, Paul Brayshaw (coach)- Riverside Curling Club, Rothsay NB
Shawn Pitre, Daniel McCarthy, Jeff Duggan, Colton Griffin, Roger Gavin (coach) Western (Alberton PE)
Tyler Smith, Parker O’Connor, Noah O’Connor, Tyson Smith, Kevin Smith (coach)- Cornwall PE
Jeff Taylor, Alex Sutherland, Alex Jenkins, Jonathan Schut, AJ Campbell (coach)-Cornwall PE
Sam Ramsay, Justin Richard, Eric Pidgeon, Corey Miller, Peter Pidgeon (coach)-Silver Fox (Summerside PE)
Spencer Pitre, Matthew Nabuurs, Connor MacPhee, Sean Noonan-Charlottetown PE
For those of you who were following the saga of our chiller failure and subsequent repair at the start of the season, the experience of another club shows that we were VERY lucky.
On Monday, November 16th the Bridgetown Nova Scotia Curling Club suffered a catastrophic ice plant failure: the chiller had rusted out, and as a result they lost their ice and their season. Due to Department of Labour regulations, major repairs are not allowed because of the age of the ice plant. As a result, their entire plant needs to be replaced and brought up to current building codes at a significant cost. They are currently accepting donations, and pursuing ACOA and other grants, and their members have been taken in at other clubs for the season.
Photo (L-R): Tyson Smith, Noah O’Connor, Parker O’Connor, Tyler Smith, Kevin Smith (coach)
Cornwall’s young Tyler Smith rink made it 3 for 3 this afternoon – all three Cornwall teams entered in the Canada Games Pre-Trials at the Silver Fox have made it through to the Trials, Dec. 11-14 in Charlottetown! (By way of comparison, none of the four teams from Charlottetown made it through).
Smith, who is 11 years old, stole two points in the 5th end on the way to a 7-4 victory over Charlottetown’s Alex Matters rink this afternoon. Other members of the Smith foursome are Parker O’Connor, Noah O’Connor, and Tyson Smith, with coach Kevin Smith. The Tyler Smith rink joins the Veronica Smith and Jeff Taylor teams who qualified on Sunday. Congratulations to all three teams, and good luck in the Trials!
Photo (L-R): Sarah Fullerton (coach), Veronica Smith, Katie Fullerton, Sabrina Smith, Chloe McCloskey
Photo (L-R): Alex Jenkins, Alex Sutherland, Jonathan Schut, Jeff Taylor, A.J. Campbell (coach)
The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company (The Dominion) has announced that the Charlottetown and Cornwall curling clubs will host The Dominion Curling Club Championship, running from November 23-28, 2010. This will be the second year for the event, set to benefit Canadian club curlers and charities when it premiers this week in Toronto, Ontario.
Play begins Wednesday morning at the inaugural The Dominion national curling club championship, to be played at the St. George’s Golf and Country Club in Toronto. PEI is represented by the women’s team of Vanessa Hamming, Ruth Walsh, Lindsay Moore, and Heather MacRae from the Crapaud Community Curling Club, and the men’s team of Louis Walsh, Doug Waugh, Walter Benson, and Ray Thompson from the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside.
Funded by The Dominion, The Dominion Curling Club Championship is an annual event for men’s and women’s curling teams who have won their local club championships. The premiere Championship provides the first ever opportunity for winning club teams from across all of Canada’s provinces and territories to represent their club at the zone, provincial or territory level, and ultimately to rank nationally. Details can be found online at thedominioncurls.ca.
The Charlottetown Curling Club is a five-sheet club situated directly in Prince Edward Island’s capital. The Cornwall Curling Club is a four-sheet club located in nearby Cornwall, PEI. Together they offer a variety of programs for curlers of all ages. Once again in 2010, The Dominion Curling Club Championship will direct any profit generated to charities, including the Canadian Paraplegic Association (CPA) and developmental curling initiatives in communities across Canada.
“As our premier event approaches” says Leigh Armstrong of The Dominion, “it’s exciting to look forward to 2010 and the opportunity to work with these two exceptional clubs.”
After Sunday play at the PEI Canada Games Curling Pre-Trials at Summerside’s Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club, all but one of the qualifiers for the Trials, December 11-14 in Charlottetown, have been determined. Cornwall’s Jeff Taylor and Veronica Smith teams have both made it, and the Tyler Smith foursome are in contention for the final junior men’s spot.
In the six team round robin Junior Men’s section, three teams finished with identical 3-2 win-loss records and grabbed the first three qualifying spots. These teams are the Tony Nabuurs rink from Montague, Cornwall’s Jeff Taylor foursome, and the Matthew MacLean team from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. In Sunday’s final round robin draw, Taylor and his team beat their Cornwall clubmates, skipped by 11 year old Tyler Smith, by a 6-2 score. MacLean defeated Alex Matters of Charlottetown 5-2, stealing a deuce in the final end.
Nabuurs was already qualified going into Sunday play, with a 3-1 record, and lost his Sunday contest 7-5 to the Shawn Pitre
team from the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton. This resulted in three teams having identical 2-3 round robin
records, forcing two tiebreaker rounds, as PEI Curling Association rules dictate that no team may be eliminated solely on
win-loss records. The Matters and Pitre rinks squared off in the first tiebreaker on Sunday afternoon, with Matters
eliminating Pitre with an 8-3 win. Matters now plays Cornwall’s Smith in the second tiebreaker, Monday at 2 pm, with the
winner advancing to the Trials in Charlottetown.
All four qualifiers have been determined in the eight team triple-knockout junior women’s section. The Amanda MacLean rink
from O’Leary’s Maple Leaf Club went undefeated in the competition, grabbing the first qualifying spot for the Trials by
doubling the Jenny McLean foursome from the host Silver Fox club by a 6-3 score on Saturday. McLean went on to win the
second qualifier, 7-5 over Leah Deveau of Montague, on Sunday morning. Going into her final shot, McLean was
facing two Deveau counters, one of which was touching the button. She made a clutch draw to the button, aided greatly by
her sweepers, outcounting the opposing rock by a small margin to pick up the win.
The final two qualifiers were decided in the 2 pm draw on Sunday, with Cornwall’s Veronica Smith rink beating the Kim
Dunbar foursome from Charlottetown by a 7-2 score. The final qualifying spot went to Montague’s Deveau, who came back from her earlier loss to McLean with a decisive 9-3 victory over Emily Keen of Charlottetown.
The eventual winners of the Selection Trials in Charlottetown next month will advance to the Canada Games, February 11-27, 2011 in Halifax, at the Mayflower Curling Club.
Here are the Qualifying Teams (skip to lead, coach-Club). Photos will follow later.
Junior Women’s:
#1 Amanda MacLean, Kassinda Bulger, Emily Gray, Aleya Quilty, coaches Glen MacLean/Shelley Gray-Maple Leaf Curling Club (O’Leary)
#2 Jenny McLean, Meaghan MacDonald, Rachael Gardiner, Lauren MacFadyen, coach Don Vickerson-Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club (Summerside)
#3 Veronica Smith, Katie Fullerton, Sabrina Smith, Chloe McCloskey, coaches Sarah Fullerton/Paul Smith-Cornwall Curling Club
#4 Leah Deveau, Sarah MacPhee, Jessica Chapman, Carolyn Rose, coach Carolyn MacPhee-Montague Curling Club
Junior Men’s:
#1 Tony Nabuurs, Kyle Hughes, Taylor McInnis, Chandler Matheson, coach Arny Nabuurs-Montague Curling Club
#2 Jeff Taylor, Alex Sutherland, Alex Jenkins, Jonathan Schut, coach AJ Campbell-Cornwall Curling Club
#3 Matthew MacLean, Marshall Smallman, Kevin Gallant, Alan MacLean, coach Glen MacLean Maple Leaf Curling Club (O’Leary)
#4 To be determined in a tiebreaker Monday at 2 pm between the following teams:
Tyler Smith, Parker O’Connor, Noah O’Connor, Tyson Smith, coach Kevin Smith-Cornwall Curling Club
Alex Matters, Chris Gallant, Andrew Cameron, Kyle Holland, coach Derrick Cameron-Charlottetown Curling Club
Two days of play are complete at the PEI Canada Games curling pre-Trials at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside. Four teams from both the junior women’s and junior men’s divisions will advance to the Trials Dec. 11-14 at the Charlottetown Curling Club. The Amanda MacLean rink from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary was the first team to qualify for the Trials, doubling the Jenny McLean foursome from the host Silver Fox club by a 6-3 score Saturday morning in the A section of the eight team triple-knockout junior women’s event. Other members of the Amanda MacLean rink are Kassinda Bulger, Emily Gray, and Aleya Quilty, with coaches Glen MacLean and Shelley Gray.
The Jenny McLean foursome get another chance to qualify, in the 10 am draw on Sunday, when they face Montague’s Leah Deveau foursome in the B division final. The Deveau team beat Cornwall’s Veronica Smith rink by a 6-3 score Saturday afternoon to advance to the qualifer game.
There will be two qualifiers from the C division, with the Smith rink playing the Kim Dunbar foursome from Charlottetown, and Charlottetown’s Emily Keen team facing the loser of the B qualifier between McLean and Deveau. These games go at 2 pm Sunday.
Keen dropped to the C division by losing 8-5 to Smith on Saturday morning, and then had a bye to the qualifer game, as Fallon Arsenault of Summerside had dropped out of the event due to illness. Dunbar edged Charlottetown clubmate Megan Davies by an 8-7 score to advance to her C qualifier.
In the six team round robin junior men’s section, the Tony Nabuurs rink from Montague are assured of qualifying for the trials, as, with just one round robin draw left, they are the only team with three wins. Playing with Nabuurs are Kyle Hughes, Taylor McInnis, and Chandler Matheson, with coach Arny Nabuurs. There are four teams at 2-2, with Jeff Taylor playing Cornwall clubmate Tyler Smith, and Alex Matters of Charlottetown taking on Matthew MacLean of O’Leary’s Maple Leaf club at 10 am Sunday. The winners of these two games are also assured of qualifying spots. Nabuurs takes on Shawn Pitre of Alberton’s Western Community Club in the other game. Pitre is at 1-3. Tiebreakers will be required for the final spot, as at least two teams will have 2-3 records, and PEICA rules dictate that no team may be eliminated solely on win-loss records. If Pitre loses against Nabuurs tomorrow, there will be one tiebreaker round, at 2 pm. If he wins, he will also have a 2-3 record, necessitating a second tiebreaker round, Monday at 2 pm.
The eventual winner of the Trials in Charlottetown will advance to the Canada Games, February 11-27 in Halifax.
Photo (L-R): Nancy Marcus, Kim Dolan, Wayne Long, Greg Stremlaw, Warren Hansen
It was announced today in Charlottetown that the Scotties Tournament of Hearts would return to PEI’s capital city for the third time in the history of the Canadian women’s curling championship. The event will be played in the Charlottetown Civic Centre from February 19-27 2011, with draws telecast on TSN. On hand to make the announcement were Greg Stremlaw, CEO of the Canadian Curling Association (CCA), Warren Hansen, CCA Director of Event Operations and Media, Wayne Long, Events Development Officer for the City of Charlottetown, and Kim Dolan, local host committee chair.
In addition to this announcement, Nancy Marcus, Corporate Vice President of Consumer Marketing for Kruger International was in attendance to announce Kruger, the leading tissue manufacturer in Canada, will be continuing its unprecedented 29 year sponsorship of women’s curling, with a new multi-year agreement.
The Canadian women’s curling championship was previously held in the city in 1984, and 1999. Tickets for the 2011 event will go on sale in January 2010.
PEI’s Kyle Stevenson rink, with Cornwall’s Donna Butler at third stone, has finished round robin play at the Canadian Mixed in Burlington Ontario, with a 5-6 win-loss record, after losing their final games, 6-4 this morning to Saskatchewan, and 6-2 to … Continue reading
BURLINGTON, November 17, 2009 (CCA/PEICA)…Ontario, skipped by two-time former provincial junior champion Mark Bice of Sarnia, maintained its lead through Draw 10 of the 2010 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship, taking place at the Burlington Golf and Country Club. The host … Continue reading
Eight junior women’s curling teams, and six junior men’s rinks begin Canada Games playdowns on Friday, with the pre-Trials event at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside. Four teams from each sex will then advance to the … Continue reading
The Cornwall Ladies Fall Fling was held Friday evening and all day Saturday, with the rink of Debbie Rhodenizer, Eileen Blanchard, Karen Fisher, and Paula Ling winning the A section. Congratulations to all the participants and organizers! Photo (L-R): Karen … Continue reading
NANCY MACPHEE The Journal Pioneer SUMMERSIDE – In an all-Island girls’ final in the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club’s fourth annual Maritime Junior Fall Fling cashspiel, the Sarah Fullerton rink from the Cornwall Curling Club defeated the Anita Casey … Continue reading
BURLINGTON, November 15 (CCA/PEICA)…Prince Edward Island, skipped by former provincial junior champion Kyle Stevenson of Charlottetown, is the only undefeated team after Day 2 of the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship, taking place at the Burlington Onario Golf and Country Club. … Continue reading
The Kyle Stevenson rink from the Charlottetown Curling Club have won their first two games at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championships, being played at the Burlington Ontario Golf and Country Club. On Sunday morning they followed up their 8-5 Saturday win over … Continue reading
The Fall Fling Junior Cashspiel wrapped up this afternoon at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside, with the Sarah Fullerton rink from Cornwall, and the Colten Steele team from the Dartmouth NS Curling Club winning the finals. … Continue reading
The semi-final round gets underway at 9 this morning, with the final set for 1 pm at the annual Fall Fling Junior Cashspiel, being played at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside. In the Junior Women’s semi-finals, … Continue reading
The Kyle Stevenson rink from the Charlottetown Curling Club, which includes Cornwall’s Donna Butler at third, won their opening game Saturday evening at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championships, being played at the Burlington Ontario Golf and Country Club, beating Newfoundland and … Continue reading
Cornwall Ladies Fall Fling, Friday night draw 6:00 p.m. Ice 1 – Leita Chisholm vs. Linda Fairhurst; Ice 2 – Carol Sweetapple vs. June Moyaert; Ice 3 – Nola Murphy vs. Jackie Olafson; Ice 4 – Karen Currie vs. Lindsay … Continue reading
November 10, 2009 (CCA)…The Canadian Mixed Curling Championship begins this Saturday at the Burlington Golf and Country Club in Burlington, Ontario. Twelve teams, representing the 10 provinces, plus Northern Ontario and Yukon/Northwest Territories, will contest the 47th edition of The … Continue reading
The Cornwall Curling Club is initiating a Commercial League to fill in the late draw time slot (8.30) on Monday nights. This will be a recreational league and should be of interest to those companies and businesses who would like … Continue reading
Here is the draw for Wednesday Senior’s team curling through the end of January. This draw is also posted in the Draws section of CornwallCurling.com.The weekly draw will also appear in Wednesday’s Guardian. November 11. 10:00 am. Lester Callbeck vs … Continue reading
Advertise at our Club, and give your business exposure to potential customers seven days a week from October through April. Exposure is not limited just to Club members from Cornwall and area, but through rentals and bonspiels, to businesses and organizations, curlers and … Continue reading
Cornwall Curling Club junior teams will be on the road this coming weekend, competing in the Fourth Annual Fall Fling Junior Cashspiel at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside. Round robin play gets underway Friday at two pm, and … Continue reading
Ottawa’s Rachel Homan rink, along with the Connor Duhaime team from Peterborough, were the winners at the 16th annual John Shea Insurance OVCA Junior SuperSpiel, which wrapped up this afternoon in Ottawa. Homan, who has won this event previously, and … Continue reading
Welcome to another season of the Wednesday Night Murphy’s Cornwall Pharmacy (first half of season)/Howard Johnson Dutch Inn/Don Lowther Snow Removal (second part of season) Ladder League! In this league. the bottom three teams of the A pool change places with the top three teams … Continue reading
Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton rink completed triple-knockout play at the Ottawa and area 16th annual John Shea Insurance OVCA Junior SuperSpiel with a 1-3 win-loss record, and are playing in the consolation round this morning against the Pierre-Luc Morissette rink from … Continue reading
The annual Cornwall Curling Club Ladies Funspiel takes place Friday evening November 13, and all day Saturday the 14th. Lots of food, prizes, and great curling! Women curlers from across the Island are invited. $120 per team. Sign up at … Continue reading
The rink of Rob Young, Sheri Boutelier, Angus Kennedy, and Mark MacDonald finished with the most points at the annual Kenmac Energy Opening Bonspiel, and were presented with the coveted Kenmac trophy by Gordon Matthews, from PEI’s PetroCanada distributor, Kenmac … Continue reading
