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Last Week in BC Curling: Thanksgiving Edition

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Hello, I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving long weekend and got to enjoy lots of down time with family and friends. Curling has no off button though and so here I am to summarize the week that was in BC curling. Cloverdale, BC – 16…

Team Ryan and Team Montgomery Qualify for 2025 BC Men’s & Women’s

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"We are excited to have qualified for the BC Championship, and doing this at our home club, surrounded by incredible support, makes it even more special.” - Skip Kristen Ryan "We are excited to have earned our provincial berth through our…

Team Pierce Qualify for 2025 BC Men’s

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"As a team we feel great about securing our spot in the Provincials as it is our goal for the season. We feel good about our team level of play so far and that we are progressively getting better through our first two events." - Skip Brent Pierce Congratulations…

Nufloors Penticton Curling Classic – Ontario’s Team Howard crowned Champion

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Nufloors Penticton Curling Classic, the sixth and final event in the BC Curling Tour's 2023 season, was successfully held at the Penticton Curling Club from November 30 to December 4. As always, the competition in this men's championship…

Mile Zero Cash Spiel – Victory for Hirata; Team Thompson Secures Berth

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The Mile Zero Cash Spiel, the 5th men's event in the BC Curling Tour's 2023 season, unfolded at the Dawson Creek Curling Club from November 24 to 26. In the Final, Team Hirata from Japan beat Team Thompson with a 9-5 victory. As an eligible…

The Island Shootout – Second Tour Victory for Montgomery; Team Ryan Secures Berth

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The Island Shootout, the fourth event in the BC Curling Tour's 2023 season, unfolded at the Victoria Curling Club from November 10 to 13. In the Men's Final, Team Montgomery defeated Team Kleibrink with a resounding 12-4 victory. This marks…

Montgomery, Kleibrink, Hafeli & Dennis Qualified for BC Championships

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In a thrilling display of precision and skill, Team Montgomery clinched victory in the men's event of the King Cash Spiel, held at the Golden Ears Curling Club. They secured their berth to the  BC Men's Championship with an impressive 8-2 win…

Team Pierce and Team Brown Secure Berths to BC Men’s & Women’s Championships

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Team Pierce and Team Brown have clinched the first berths to the 2024 BC Men's and Women's Championships after strong performances at the Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic at the Vernon Curling Club last week. Team Pierce overpowered…

9th Annual Anita Cochrane Memorial West Coast Junior Classic

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The 9th Annual Anita Cochrane Memorial West Coast Junior Classic, which finished on September 24 at Royal City Curling Club, was an outstanding success, bringing together 16 youth teams from across British Columbia for thrilling competitions. As…

Tour Season Kicks Off This Weekend at Vernon Curling Club

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The Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic at Vernon Curling Club will kick off Curl BC’s Tour season this weekend. Don’t miss the action and be sure to follow the live scores and results on Curling Zone at curlingzone.com. Vernon…

Rising Stars Shine In Pilot Triples and Doubles Event

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Wow! Did we have a blast! On July 10th, yes you got that right, Curl BC piloted our first one day youth triples and doubles event in Kelowna BC. Youth from across zone 2 hailed from Kamloops, Kelowna, Penticton, Salmon Arm, and Vernon This…

Team Corryn Brown triumphant in Vernon

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It was a real barnburner at The Prestige Hotels & Resort Curling Classic in Vernon on the weekend. With twelve men’s teams and thirteen women’s teams duking it out for a $7,000 purse, the BC Curling Tours event saw play that was spirited…

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