2019-2020 Bonspiel Schedule
We are pleased to announce the 2019-2020 Bonspiel Schedule.
GCC Golf Tournament Registration Open
2019 GCC Golf Tournament registration Now Open!!
Join us on August 24, 2019 for a 1:30pm shotgun start at Jackson Park Golf Course followed by a BBQ at the club immediately following. The format will be a 4-person scramble with fun games and prizes.
In order for this to be a success we need headcounts so early bird pricing is in effect, register now to golf at: http://www.curlingseattle.org/bonspiels?event=2019Golf
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2019 Spring League Registration Open
Registration for 2019 Spring Leagues is now open! To register:
- Login to your account on the website, and then start the registration process.
- If you have forgotten your password, please don't create a new account, instead reset your password.
- If you've never had a website account, create a new account.
If you have any questions or need any help, please email registrationsupport@curlingseattle.org.
Christensen/Shuster win Mixed Doubles National Championship
In a close final, Cory Christensen and John Shuster defeated Vicky Persinger and Christopher Plys at the Mixed Doubles National Championship here at Granite. Up by one without the hammer, Christensen/Shuster managed to steal one in the final end to seal the victory - and a trip to the World Championship in Stavanger, Norway in April.
LADIES SPIEL CANCELLED
Unfortunately, due to weather conditions. the ladies spiel has been cancelled.
The Cat in The House is taking a rest, but will be back for the ladies spiel next year.
Officiating Course in February
USA Curling holds an officiating clinic here in February. Saturday, February 2nd is the Level I course, Sunday, February 3rd is Level II. You can sign up for both. Use the link above for more information and signup.
Club to Host 2019 Mixed Doubles National
Granite hosts the Mixed Doubles National Championship February 27th to March 3rd. New this year is, similar to the Men's and Women's championships, the twelve team field is decided by World Curling Tour points, winning certain bonspiels, and a challenge round.