FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 12, 2017
Field set for 2018 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Curling
(STEVENS POINT, Wis.) – A field of three women’s and four men’s teams will compete in this fall’s 2018 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Curling.
What happened in the previous two weeks:
Communications/PR
Greetings GCC Members! You are cordially invited to our annual end-of-season celebration, awards banquet, and General Meeting. Once a year we come together to review the past year, celebrate our league, state, and national champions, and conduct our legally-mandated corporate business.
Saturday May 13
Cocktails: 4:30pm, Dinner: 5:30pm, Awards and Meeting: 6:30pm
April 28, 2017
What happened in the previous two weeks:
Events/Sport Education
Registration for spring leagues is now closed. There may still be room in Spring Thursday Morning league. If you are interested in this league, please email leaguesmgr@curlingseattle.org to inquire about any possible openings. All other spring leagues are set and not accepting additional registrations. You can, however, still register to sub via our online registration system.
Update: Registration for spring leagues is now closed. There may be availability in Spring Thursday Morning league. Please email leaguesmgr@curlingseattle.org to inquire.
Spring leagues are starting on April 10! Please register by Monday April 3 to allow league managers enough time to form teams. Registrations received after that date may not be accepted. This year, the following leagues are available:
You can now signup for the Washington State Curling Association Bonspiel. Winners play in the Pacific International Cup in Richmond April 19-23, 2017. Signup deadline is March 11th.
February 17, 2017
What happened in the previous two weeks:
Events/Sport Education
Greg Schatzman, Aaron Thompson, Chris Sherry, and John Maino won the Washington State Men's Club championship yesterday - and go on to the National Championships in Fairbanks March 3-11.
Most of the games were close. Two had extra ends of which, alas, the Grant team came out on the short end both times.
There were no entries for the Women's competition.
Thanks to Joel Russ for serving as chief umpire and to all the other officials. Thanks to Joe, Severin, and Dave for the great ice.
Lyle Sieg, Tom Violette, Steve Lundeen, and Ken Trask took third at the Senior Men's National Championships. World Champion in 2015, they had hoped to have another shot. Nadyne Krienke, Karen Brattesani, Elizabeth Johnson, and Dani Thibodeaux finished with a 2-2 record in the Senior Women's.
In the Mixed Doubles Qualifier, Derrick McLean and partner Alex Carlson Qualified from the A event. Cristin Clark and Matt Birklid qualified from the C.
