Do You Miss Curling? Good News!
Granite Curling Club of Seattle is pleased to open registration for new members for the 2021-22 curling season.
Those who are new to the area, new to curling, or haven't curled in a while are welcome to become members of the Granite Curling Club of Seattle. Members can then register for a variety of leagues, which begin in mid-September. The club offers many leagues that cater to a wide range of skill levels and competitive interests. With so many choices, there's sure to be a league that's right for you.
Learn to Curl -- October 2, 2021 (Sat.)
Learn to Curl -- September 11, 2021
Learn to Curl -- September 9, 2021
Learn To Curl -- September 7, 2021
Granite's New Mission Statement and Vision
Granite Curling Club Mission Statement
The Granite Curling Club of Seattle strives to be the most welcoming, member-focused, and competitive club in the United States.
Granite Curling Club Vision
Be recognized as a world-class club that fosters the sport, spirit, and community of curling that is inclusive of everyone.
GCC's 2021-22 Board of Trustees
Members of Granite Curling Club elected four new members to the Board of Trustees on June 15th at the Annual General Meeting.
Many thanks to our outgoing Board members, Phil Shryock, Lisa Rauliuk, and Ethan Bradford, with great appreciation for their service to Granite Curling Club.
Granite Reopening Set for August 27th
After nearly 18 months, Granite Curling Club of Seattle is excited to announce our reopening schedule. League registration for those who were active members in the 2019-20 season is now open. Registration opens for all others on August 15th.
Visit the GCC registration page (member log-in required) for more information, costs, and the online registration form. The complete list of leagues can be found on the leagues page.
Prior member registration now open!
Members from the last curling season (2019-2020) can now renew their membership and sign up for upcoming leagues. Registration information was emailed to the membership on July 29th by Board President Lori Markham.
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