Biggar Curling Club: Honoring a Legendary Curling Heritage Located at 401 1st Avenue East, immediately adjacent to the Biggar Jubilee Stadium, the Biggar Curling Club has a legendary place in Canadian sports history. Constructed in 1961, this historic club is celebrated as the home club of Sandra Schmirler, who led Canada to its first-ever Olympic […]
Read MoreAvonlea Curling Club: Traditional Saskatchewan Recreation Located in the vibrant southern Saskatchewan village of Avonlea, the Avonlea Curling Club operates out of the historic Avonlea Memorial Rink. The club serves as the heart of winter social activity, bringing together rural families, business owners, and youth on the ice. Sharing the memorial complex with local skating […]
Read MoreBalgonie Curling Club: Over 120 Years of Sport Heritage Established in 1902, the Balgonie Curling Club on King Street in Balgonie, Saskatchewan, has spent well over a century providing top-tier ice to curlers of all ages. The club has a legendary reputation for producing elite talent, notably producing Mandy Selzer’s Junior Women’s team, who captured […]
Read MoreArborfield Curling Club: Revitalized and Ready for Action Located in east-central Saskatchewan, the Arborfield Curling Club is a proud 3-sheet indoor curling facility. After several critical components of the 45-year-old building reached the end of their service life, a highly successful community fundraising campaign raised $25,000 for brand-new compressors and pump upgrades. Thanks to this […]
Read MoreArcola Curling Club: 125 Years of Historic Volunteer Spirit Dating back to 1901, the Arcola Curling Club is celebrating an incredible 125-year milestone of curling in southeast Saskatchewan. Located inside the modern Prairie Place Complex, the club operates three sheets of pristine, volunteer-maintained ice with state-of-the-art closed-circuit TV monitors for spectators. The club is renowned […]
Read MoreAssiniboia Curling Club: 90 Years of Championship Legacy Founded during some of the province’s hardest economic times in 1935, the Assiniboia Curling Club is celebrating its 90th anniversary of bringing people together. Located inside the modern Prince of Wales Recreation & Cultural Centre, the facility features a state-of-the-art four-sheet rink built in 2001. With stadium-style […]
Read MoreAbbey Curling Club: A Vibrant Community Hub in Saskatchewan The Abbey Curling Club, located in the welcoming village of Abbey, Saskatchewan, is a prime example of small-town athletic pride. The club features three sheets of ice and plays a vital role in keeping local residents active during the winter months. Notably, the club recently won […]
Read MoreAberdeen Curling Club: Winter Recreation in Saskatchewan Operating in the town of Aberdeen, Saskatchewan, the Aberdeen Curling Club is a staple of local winter sports. Affiliated with CURLSASK, the club plays a critical role in keeping the local community active and engaged during the cold Saskatchewan winters. The club fosters a family-friendly environment, providing mixed […]
Read MoreAbernethy Curling Club: Keeping Local Traditions Alive The Abernethy Curling Club, located in the historic community of Abernethy, Saskatchewan, is a volunteer-led facility that prides itself on sportsmanship and community involvement. It offers localized winter recreation for players of all ages, keeping the rich history of Saskatchewan curling thriving. From youth instructional leagues to relaxed […]
Read MoreAlameda Curling Club: Small-Town Passion in Southeast Saskatchewan Nestled in southeast Saskatchewan, the Alameda Curling Club is a beloved local institution featuring three sheets of well-kept ice. The club relies heavily on its dedicated community volunteers to deliver a fantastic, hospitable experience for curlers of all ages. The club is highly regarded for hosting several […]
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