We have 18 teams again this season, which means one team in each 9-team pool will have a bye each night. Assuming no cancellations, we will have two full rounds, and one “mini” round.

Here are the rosters (skip to lead)

Here is the Curling Canada draw we will be using. We reserve the right to change the order of the weeks.

We use Random.org to randomly draw the team matchups for Qualifier Night.

As we have more teams than sheets of ice, we will do as we did last season, and grant a Qualifier Night bye and a ticket to the A Pool for team that won the most rounds last year (Team Milligan), We will also give a Qualifier Night bye and a ticket to the B Pool for the new Junior team, skipped by Veronica Pater.

List Randomizer

Here are the Qualifier Night teams following randomization. The winners, plus Team Milligan, will go to the A pool for round 1, with the other Qualifier Night teams, plus Team Pater, going to B. 

6:30 pm
Ice 1: Neima vs Callaghan
Ice 2: Callin vs Griffin
Ice 3: Deziel vs Beaton
Ice 4: Watts vs Arsenault

8:30 pm
Ice 1: Hanzl vs Kamphuis
Ice 2: Bodner vs Boswall
Ice 3: Whynot vs Groves
Ice 4: MacDonald vs Stewart

Byes: Team Milligan, Team Pater

Teams are requested to mark “W” next to their name on the sheet on the draw board if they won the game, and “L” if they didn’t. Ties will be broken by a draw to the button.

Here is the 2024-25 schedule.

Qualifier Night is October 16^th
First league night is October 23rd.
Last league night is March 26^th

No league on the following dates:  December 25, January 1, March 5

We will have two full rounds, with two nights left over for a partial third round. Missed nights due to storms, ice problems, etc. will normally not be played.

October 16: Qualifier night
October 23: Round 1, Week 1
October 30: Round 1, Week 2
November 6: Round 1, Week 3
November 13: Round 1, Week 4
November 20: Round 1, Week 5
November  27: Round 1, Week 6 
December 4: Round 1, Week 7
December 11: Round 1, Week 8
December 18: Round 1, Week 9

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January 8: Round 2, Week 1
January 15: Round 2, Week 2
January 22: Round 2, Week 3
January 29: Round 2, Week 4
February 5: Round 2, Week 5 
February 12: Round 2, Week 6 
February 19: Round 2, Week 7
February 26: Round 2, Week 8
March 5 – Round 2, Week 9
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March 12: Round 3, Week 1
March 19:  Round 3, Week 2
March 26: Round 3, Week 3

Good curling!

• Derek MacEwen, Wednesday evening drawmaster
  derek.macewen@gmail.com

• Open semi-competitive league. Any player can play any position, and you can change from game to game.
• We will be using the following Curling Canada 9 team draw for Round Robin play. 
• Following Qualifier Night where we only need to know who won, you will mark “W” for a win, “L” for a loss, or “LD” for a loss by default on the scoresheet, along with your team’s points scored, on the scoresheet on the draw board. In the case of a default, award point per end to the winning team. In the case of a tie, award an additional point for the draw-to-the-button winner. If your score is not marked and you win, you will get one point more than the losing team. If you lose and didn’t mark, you will receive zero points. Note that scores are used only if head to head results cannot definitively break a tie (see below).Sample Scoresheet:
• To break ties at the end of the round between teams with the same record, the tied teams are ranked by applying the following rules in order until one tie is broken. If one or more ties remain, the rules are applied to each tie starting from rule 1. The process continues until all ties are broken and all teams are ranked.
  1. The teams are ranked using their head-to-head record against the other teams in the tie. A Loss will beat a Loss by Default.
  2. The teams are then ranked using the point differential for their games in the round against the other teams in the tie.
  3. The teams are then ranked using the point differential for all the games in the round against all teams.
  4. The teams are then ranked using their initial ranking in the round.
• Ties: Decided by a draw to the button, with sweeping permitted (by your team only – the other team cannot sweep your rock behind the T line or anywhere else).
• Avoiding defaults/using spares: At least one regular team member (and three players in total) must be present for the game to count, or else a default is posted.  Spares should not play a higher position than the player replaced.
• Storms: Any games cancelled due to storms, etc. will usually (drawmaster’s decision) not be played, unless it is the last week of the draw. All subsequent weeks will remain where they were, Any changes to this will be posted on CornwallCurling.com.
• Teams may reschedule games to a different date and /or time by mutual consent. but ice time is hard to find!
• The buzzer will be used to ensure the teams are off the ice within the 2-hour time period.  If the buzzer sounds, teams will complete the current end in play to finish the game. If tied, the standard draw to the button will then take place.

– Derek MacEwen

Wednesday Night Drawmaster

derek.macewen@gmail.com