King Curling Club is hosting two open houses to showcase our facility and our club.  Please join us on Sunday September 24 from noon to 4 pm and Saturday September 30 from One to five pm.

We are holding Adult learn to curl sessions both days as well during this time period so if you would like to try curling - sign up today.

Are you ready to curl!  King Curling Club has come up with an exciting Frosh Week of events starting on Sunday September 24. 

Please use the Calendar/Events drop down in the menu bar above to see all the events

Highlights:

Sunday 24 -        Open house and clinic for potential new curlers 

                            Members open practice ice available

Monday 25 -       King Curling Club Men's challenge - our men's teams vs outside clubs

Tuesday 26 -      Stick curling clinic and introduction to Sturling, double and triples - new ways to play the game

                           Members open practice ice available

                            King Curling Club Women's challenge - our women's teams vs outside clubs

Wednesday 27 - Pub league warm up social

                           Curling 101 clinic- for players with 5 years or less experience  (one session only 7-9 pm)

                           Curling 102 clinic - for players with 5 years or more experience (one session only 7-9 pm)

Thursday 28  - Ladies Thursday open with one coach per sheet for the Thursday ladies league

                        Youth Bring-a-friend  youth members can bring a friend to try curling

                        Doubles or Triples served on ice - An introduction to the new short game, come out and try it

Saturday 30 -  Open house and clinic for potential new curlers

                        Members open practice ice available

                        Spaghetti dinner and Jitney curling - two draws with dinner

For more details click here for a full description of the events

Registration opens Sunday September 10 - check the events section of the website.

Have you ever watched professional curling on TV and wondered, could I actually learn to play this game, and where? If only there was a place where I could learn without pressure, in a structured environment, and have fun doing it! 

Well wonder no more, and welcome to the King Curling Club Adult Instructional League!

We offer an 8 week course beginning Sunday October 15, 2023 from 1 to 3 pm.  Every Sunday afternoon we will walk you through the basics of the game, from sliding down the ice, delivering the rock, game play, and yes you will learn how to sweep a rock!   All adults welcome - and it is not too late to start as we graduated an eighty year old last year!

Above all, you will have plenty of fun in this environment, with a very good student to instructor ratio. Just ask any one of our 109 previous students and they will tell you what a great time they had. All this for only $185 including your membership fee!

After graduation in December, you will immediately be offered spots in our regular leagues for the second half of the season, and be well on your way to enjoying a lifetime of curling fun.

While you probably won’t be playing in a televised event, at least not right away, there will be plenty of excitement and competition waiting for you at the Club level, not to mention the comradery of fellow Members as you enjoy post game celebrations in our welcoming curling lounge.

Please join now as we have limited spots available.   To enroll or for more information,  Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

The Strathcona Cup that was recently held at KCC on Saturday, January 21, was truly a spectacular success, and a 'pure dead brilliant' event!  An outstanding job performed by all; organizers, volunteers, Bob's ice crew, and curlers alike. Special mentions go to Mark Inglis for getting us involved and leading the way, from beginning to end; Larry Sheardown for putting together a mighty volunteer crew; Christine Warner for handling the logistics of the day flawlessly; and Gino DiFebo for lovingly preparing a delicious main feature for lunch - beef brisket -  a 'well tidy scran'!

Special thanks to the following members and businesses for their contributions made in support of this event; Barb & Karl Davis of Green Tractors Nobleton, Dan Steenhoek of Silver Birch Contracting, Sharon Downey of Party Magic, Corrie Oukes and Tim Hortons. Thanks also to James Price for his photography of the event. 

Shellee Morning’s weekly article for the King Sentinel, published on Wednesday January 25, features a great write-up of the day’s events including wins by Team Campbell and Team Davis. Please use the following link to read the full article; Strathcona Cup - Canada vs Scotland

Those of you who were unable to attend, you may be interested in viewing some of the many great photos taken, which can be found in our Photo Gallery.  

Congratulations to all involved…..King Curling Club certainly put their best foot forward with this event and that sentiment was echoed by this Instagram post by one of the Scottish curlers, Alan Chalmers, regarding their time spent at KCC:

King Curling Club was honoured to have hosted the 2023 Ontario Wheelchair Provincial Curling Championships that took place recently, on January 5-8.

The winner goes on to represent Ontario at the Canadian Championship. 

Congratulations to Team Thurston, representing King Curling Club, for winning the Provincial Crown!!!

Winning Team from left to right;

Front Row: Jon Thurston (Skip), Collinda Joseph (Third), Karl Allen (Second), Chrissy Molnar (First)

Back Row: Bruce Gorsline (Coach), Tom Ward (OCA Head Official)

Jon Thurston proudly displays the Championship Banner.

Champion skip Jon Thurston, steadied by vice Collinda Joseph, delivers one of his many exceptonial shots.

Shannon Wilcox, lead for Team Grose (finalists) delivers a guard steadied by vice Tony Seynen while second Jim Law times the rock. 

The Grose team curls out of the Ilderton Curling Club near London.

Off ice relaxation in the lounge.

Volunteering as Kitchen Supervisor, Ann Gerrits (right), and helper Gina Strano (left), assist with the numerous kitchen functions.

Thanks to all our kitchen volunteers, of which there were many, for their time, donations, and friendly manner!