Archive for category: Championships

You are here: / / Championships

Curl BC Provides Update on 2026–27 Competition Rules

, , , , ,
Curling Canada has announced that it will adopt the World Curling rulebook for the upcoming 2026–27 season, bringing Canadian curling rules into greater alignment with those used internationally. The announcement can be read here: https://www.curling.ca/blog/2026/09/03/universality-has-come-to-curlings-rulebook/ Following…

Celebrating Our Coaches!

, , , , , , ,
The National Coaches Week starts Sep 14! Share your story or photo with your favorite coach and say #ThanksCoach! 🙌 We’ll feature your messages on Curl BC social media. 📅 Click below and submit by Sept 12. 💙 Let’s celebrate…

BC Curlers Named to Curling Canada’s 2026–27 National Team Program

, , ,
Curl BC congratulates the British Columbia athletes selected to Curling Canada’s 2026–27 National Team Program (NTP) as the sport begins a new four-year Olympic cycle. Two BC teams have earned spots in the program, including one development…

World Curling Federation Announces Mixed Doubles Rule Change for 2026/27 Season

, , , , ,
Curl BC would like to advise athletes, coaches, officials and member facilities of an important rules update for the upcoming 2026/27 curling season. Mixed Doubles Placing Points Updated The World Curling Federation has announced changes…

BC at 2027 Scotties and Brier

,
Congratulations to Team Reese-Hansen from Victoria, BC, who have officially secured their spot at the 2027 Scotties Tournament of Hearts! The team earned a pre-qualified berth after an outstanding 2025–26 season and will represent BC on the…

Curl BC Unveils New Logo Reflecting Provincial Pride and National Alignment

, , , , ,
Curl BC is proud to unveil its new logo, a modern visual identity that reflects both our roots in British Columbia and our place within the broader Canadian curling community. First revealed at our Annual General Meeting on June 11, the new…

Witness the Pinnacle of BC Curling: 2026/27 Championships Calendar & New Format Unveiled

, , ,
Curl BC is proud to unveil the full calendar and host locations for the 2026/27 BC Championships season, setting the stage for another exciting year of competition across the province. View the full calendar here: https://curlbc.ca/comp/ We…

2026 BC Club Curling Championships Wrap Up in Vancouver

, ,
The 2026 BC Club Curling Championships took place April 1–5, 2026, hosted by the Vancouver Curling Club. A total of 22 teams representing 11 curling clubs from across the province competed in this year’s event. Staying true to the tradition…

Club Championships Weekend Preview

, ,
(Photo: Amanda Wong) VANCOUVER, B.C. -- Three days of the 2026 BC Club Curling Championships have quickly come and gone at the Vancouver Curling Club. As the preliminary round enters its final draws Saturday, with the playoffs approaching,…

Team Tanaka Wins 2026 AMJ BC Mixed Curling Championship in Kimberley

, ,
The 2026 AMJ BC Mixed Curling Championship took place March 11–15, 2026, at the Kimberley Curling Club, delivering a memorable week of competition and camaraderie. The championship featured not only excellent curling but also a fun and…

2026 BC Winter Games Curling Competition Celebrates Provincial Talent

, ,
Congratulations to all medalists at the 2026 BC Winter Games Curling Competition — an incredible showcase of skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship from across British Columbia. 🥇 Female Champions – Zone 6 Sophie Kuhl (Skip/Fourth)Ava…

Team Cowan Defends Senior Women’s Title; Team Cotter Claims Men’s Championship in Penticton

, ,
The 2026 BC Seniors Curling Championships were held February 24 – March 1, 2026, at the Penticton Curling Club, where Team Cowan successfully defended their women’s title and Team Cotter captured the men’s championship in dominant fashion. Senior…

Our House is Your House.

Get In Touch

Stay Connected!

Sign up to receive regular updates from Curl BC, tailored to your interests!

Sign up

We respectfully acknowledge that the head office of Curl BC is located on the unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), and kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem).