Cristin Clark and Chris Bond made it to the quarter-finals of the Colorado Curlilng Cup Mixed Doubles selection spiel last weekend at the Denver Curling Club. They went 3-1 in their pool before being defeated by Kira Brunton and John Morris. Alexandra Agre and Derrick McLean also went 3-1 in their pool before being defeated in the quarter-finals by Sarah Anderson and Korey Dropkin. Em Good and Mac Guy went 2-2 in their pool.
GCC stones now have the latest technology built-in to them: Klutch Curling! Located between the handle and the stone, are sensors that provide curlers loads of delivery details including short and long times, amount of drift, and whether the release was pushed or pulled.
Klutch is the same system that was used during last season’s Grand Slam of Curling. The GCC invested in this technology as an additional resource for all GCC members to further improve their delivery.
Registration for 2019-2020 leagues is now open! Join us for another season of competition, fun, and camaraderie on the ice!
To register:
Or join us at one of our pre-season open houses for more information and to register in-person.
The Priority Registration Deadline is 11:59pm on Tuesday, September 10, 2019. You must register and pay by the Priority Registration Deadline to ensure best access to your desired leagues. Details on our league registration priority can be found in our League Over-Subscription Policy. Leagues begin this season on Thursday, September 27th!
USA Curling has announced that CEO Rick Patzke is leaving. The board has appointed Rich Lepping, immediate past board chair, as interim CEO. Lepping has served as president of the Wisconsin State Curling Association and the Madison Curling Club, and is a USCA representative for the World Curling Federation. He has more than 30 years of corporate franchise restaurant experience and earned a bachelor’s of business education from Eastern Michigan University.
Do you have kids or know kids that want to try curling? Registration for the fall session of Junior Learn-to-Curl is now open: https://curlingseattle.org/juniors
The Knock the Dust Off spiel was designed as a direct result of our 2019 curling research project. Here is what we heard:
• Finding bonspiel team members is challenging for new and experienced curlers, so we're doing individual sign-up.
• You'd like to know when you'll curl, so most of the weekend will be pool play, i.e. you'll know ahead of time the time of all your Friday and Saturday games.
• Bonspiels are expensive, so we're offering this spiel for only $50 a person (with advance payment) which is $20 less than traditional 3-day spiels.
Registration for this event is currently closed.
Registration for this event is currently closed.
