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Sturling’s humble rootsfor all ages and abilities, “sturling” remains focused on fun and inclusion By: Carson Schultz Sturling, a 2-person team variant of curling co-invented by Brian Dingman and Carson Schultz of Didsbury, Alberta in 1998, originally it was called “Push Broom Curling” because players used our push brooms to deliver the rocks. Delivery sticks soon became […]... Read more -
Comeback Victory!Canada Shines on Day 1 of 2020 Youth Olympics While some of Canada’s finest athletes will be contesting Team Europe for the Continental Cup on home territory in London, Ont., four of Canada’s best youth curlers will be vying for Gold medals of their own in two curling events at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic […]... Read more
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Youth Olympics adventure: Making the Canadian teamJaedon Neuert is a 17-year-old curler from Winnipeg who will compete for Canada at the 2020 Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne, Switzerland, next January. This is the first in a series of stories where Jaedon will share his Youth Olympic Games experience from making the team to representing Canada for the first time in his […]... Read more -
Innovations help attract new members at Comox Valley Curling ClubKeith Parry, manager of the Comox Valley Curling Club in Courtenay, B.C., says that in recent years, Friday nights were “dark”, unless the club was hosting a bonspiel. Something had to change. “So I partnered with a local craft brewery to start a Friday Fun League running in five-week rounds,” Parry says. “It’s popular and […]... Read more -
Tomorrow’s curling stars today: NextGen camp laying groundwork for future Canadian success on world stageThey’re recent national junior and university champions, but it’s not about what these athletes have accomplished in the past; it’s about their potential of providing excellence to Canadian curling for years to come. Future Scotties Tournament of Hearts and Tim Hortons Brier champions were on the ice at the KW Granite Club in Waterloo, Ont., […]... Read more -
A local partnership keeps Mayflower Curling Club buzzingWhen Matthew Paul became Director of Marketing for the Mayflower Curling Club for the 2018-19 curling season, his first goal was to explore how to get more potential members through the door – members who could bring some of the local youth culture to the well-established Halifax curling centre. The answer came in the form […]... Read more -
Marketing makes an impact at Delta Thistle“I went to a Burger & Beer event at Delta Thistle and fell in love with curling,” says Patrick Prade about his introduction to the sport at Delta Thistle Curling Club in Delta, B.C., five years ago. “My first question was ‘How do I sign up and when does it start?’” Unfortunately, the answer was: […]... Read more -
If you pour it, they will come: how change benefits curling clubsWe’re in an era of change and adaptability in the curling industry, and in many ways it can be summed up in two words: craft beer. Say what? Don’t you mean “compliant broomhead” or “tick shot” or “five-rock rule” (work with us here)? As much as those terms are applicable on the ice, it’s the […]... Read more -
If you pour it, they will come: how change benefits curling clubsWe’re in an era of change and adaptability in the curling industry, and in many ways it can be summed up in two words: craft beer. Say what? Don’t you mean “compliant broomhead” or “tick shot” or “five-rock rule” (work with us here)? As much as those terms are applicable on the ice, it’s the […]... Read more
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