There are a number of ways to register for the 2017-2018 curling season:
10 weeks and counting until we rock the house at the Richmond Curling Centre. Experience and explore everything that our facility has to offer from curling to leagues, rentals, events, catering, and lounge space. Instructors will be available to give you a brief on ice introduction to: throwing rocks, sweeping the ice, and basic game play.
For more information contact:
Kim Dennis: kim@richmondcurling.com
Kelly Shimizu: kelly@richmondcurling.com
Discover one of Canada’s greatest winter sports at our house this September. Experience and explore our everything our facility has to offer including a tour of the building, league information, and rental information. There will be instructors available to give you an on ice introduction to throwing rocks, sweeping the ice and basic game play.
For more information contact Kim Dennis: kim@richmondcurling.com or Kelly Shimizu: kelly@richmondcurling.com
The Richmond ladies team made history at the Pacific International Cup by being the first host team to win the event. The finished the round robin with a 5-2 record and received a bye to the semi-final game. It came down to an extra end against the Golden Ears team that put team Richmond in the BC Final against Comox. After a close first couple of ends our ladies stole a game turning five-ender, which ultimately won them the game and a ticket to the Travelers Curling Club National Championship.
The team curls in our Tuesday Night Open League Skipped by: Kim Dennis, Third Heather Beatty, Second: Dawn Mesana, Lead: Jenn Gauthier & Erin Obsniuk.
Congratulations ladies, you have made your club proud!
Everyone is invited to come down to Sliders Lounge for an exciting evening of “Funny Money” gambling and auctions for a social night during the Pacific International Cup.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF OUR WINNERS!
Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this another successful fundraiser.
This year we raised $7530.
Two of our members participated in the 2017 Master’s Canadian Nationals last week. Ken Watson’s team made it to the playoff round against the other top pool teams and were unable to make to the final four. In the women’s event Laurie Shimizu’s team bounced back after the semi-final loss to bring home the Bronze medal.
