Ituna Curling Club: Traditional Small-Town Saskatchewan Hospitality Operating a beautifully prepared four-sheet community rink at 23 2nd Avenue SW, the Ituna Curling Club is a vital winter social and fitness anchor in east-central Saskatchewan. Affiliated with CURLSASK, the club plays a critical role in keeping local rural families and CN Rail mainline commuters active and […]
Read MoreKamsack Curling Club: Raising the Standard on Kamsack Ice Operating inside the Broda Sportsplex, the Kamsack Curling Club is a vital winter sports and social anchor in east-central Saskatchewan. Affiliated with CURLSASK, the club runs popular Thursday night open co-ed leagues and is highly dedicated to promoting physical fitness and small-town sportsmanship. Under the guidance […]
Read MoreHudson Bay Curling Club: Fostering Community and the Next Generation Located on Wardle Drive in the east-central town of Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan, the Hudson Bay Curling Club represents the very best of small-town prairie sportsmanship. In June 2025, the club was proudly awarded CURLSASK’s prestigious ‘Club of the Year’ for its outstanding community outreach, welcoming […]
Read MoreHumboldt Curling Club: The Heart of Winter Activity inside the Uniplex Operating a premier six-sheet indoor curling rink connected to the Humboldt Uniplex on 17th Street, the Humboldt Curling Club is a vital sport and social hub. From October through March, the Uniplex serves as the ultimate winter recreation center, bringing together families, local businesses, […]
Read MoreIndian Head Curling Club: Over a Century of Prairie Sports Heritage First established in 1888 when early railroad workers played on frozen local creeks, the Indian Head Curling Club is one of the oldest active sports clubs in Saskatchewan. The club moved into its first covered rink in 1910 and raised funds by selling $50 […]
Read MoreHerbert Curling Club: Fostering Fitness and Small-Town Pride Operating inside the Herbert & District Sports Complex, the Herbert Curling Club is a vital community wellness and social venue in southern Saskatchewan. To secure the future of winter rekreation, the local ice facility has been leased and operated under the dedicated management of the non-profit Herbert […]
Read MoreHighland Curling Club: Over 70 Years of Regina Sports Heritage Established on October 14, 1954, as the Imperial Curling Club, the Highland Curling Club on Broad Street is one of Regina’s most historically significant athletic centers. The club began with a focus on student access for Imperial School on three natural ice sheets before transitioning […]
Read MoreHodgeville Curling Club: A Rich Legacy of Grassroots Champions Located in the welcoming agricultural village of Hodgeville, Saskatchewan, the Hodgeville Curling Club serves as a vital winter fitness and social anchor. Affiliated with CURLSASK, this cozy rink has a legendary history of promoting the sport, most notably serving as the development home for Canadian Curling […]
Read MoreA Tribute to Saskatoon’s Historic Granite Curling Club Though the Granite Curling Club in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, permanently closed its physical doors and sold the property in the fall of 2022 due to rising brine leak repair costs, its incredible 93-year history remains a legendary chapter in CURLSASK sports heritage. Founded on October 1, 1929, in […]
Read MoreGull Lake Curling Club: Fostering Fitness and Small-Town Camaraderie Situated in the welcoming town of Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, the Gull Lake Curling Club operates as a major winter social and fitness hub in the southwest region. Affiliated with CURLSASK, the club plays a vital role in keeping local families, agricultural businesses, and youth active when […]
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