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2022-23 Curling Season:
Membership
Roster for 2021-22 is available.
Go to the
Membership Roster page to access the
roster.
What's
coming up at our club:
Registration 2022-23:
Hope everyone has
been enjoying the
summer!
While
the full
details
of how
the curling season
will
unfold
is still
uncertain
due to
provincial
guidelines,
we will
begin
the registration process
now.
IF
CURRENT
GUIDELINES
CONTINUE
AS THEY
ARE
TODAY,
THERE
WOULD BE
NO
RESTRICTIONS.
Should Curling guidelines
and
protocols
change,
these
will be
developed
based on
Health
regulations
in place
at the
scheduled
season
start in
mid-October.
Registration for
Monday
nights
will be
limited
to 18
teams,
so register your
teams
early.
Wednesday
Morning
Open
League
will be
at 10:00
AM. You
can
enter a
full
team
or register as
individuals
and we
will
place
you on a
team.
Sessions
will
work in
7 week
segments
based on
a full 8
teams
registering.
If we
have
more
than 8
teams,
we will
incorporate
a bye in
the
schedule.
Friday
Morning
Ladies
is
limited
to the
first 42
Ladies
who register.
The
extra
people
will be
put on
the
spares
list.
Friday
Evening
Open
League
will
have one
draw at
7:00 PM.
You
can register as
a team
or as an
individual.
We will
place
individual
registrants
on
teams.
In the
event we
are
overbooked,
the
first
teams registered will
have
priority.
If we
have 9
or more
teams we
will
incorporate
a bye in
the
schedule.
Sessions
will be
in 7
week
segments.
If you
would
also
like to
spare on
any
given
night or
the
Wednesday
AM or
Friday
AM
Leagues,
please
indicate
that on
your registration form.
Those
paying
Unlimited
can
spare as
often as
they
like,
those
paying
full
single
memberships
qualify
for 5
free
spares
and can
spare
for 5
additional
times to
a
maximum
of 10
before
being
required
to
upgrade
to an
unlimited
membership.
(Spare
Fees are
$10 per
game)
To
facilitate
the registration process,
we are
providing
2
options
to register.
1. You
may register by
mail
through
Canada
Post
using
Cheques
2. You
may register electronically by
email
and pay
by
electronic
transfer
Option
1
Register by
Mail
through
Canada Post
Mail
the
form
together
with
your
cheques
to:
Parry Sound Curling Club
Box 738 12 Johnson Street
Parry Sound On
P2A 2W7
Option
2
Register by
email
and
E-Transfer
If you fill the form electronically, you can save it and email it to the club at pscc@bellnet.ca and pay through your bank by electronic transfer to pscc@bellnet.ca. You can also print the registration form, complete the form manually and scan the form or take a picture of the registration form and send the attachment to pscc@bellnet.ca.
Hope
to
see
everyone
in
October!
Enjoy
the
summer!
Al
Bourgeois
To register:
Go to the membership page to download either
a PDF copy or download a fillable form in
Word.
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Bonspiel 2022-23
information:
We are hoping that
most
Bonspiels will run this
season.
The Ladies' Open 2022 flyer
is available now.
See the Bonspiel page for
information as we get it.
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CoVid Protocols 2021-22:
Parry Sound
North Bay Health and Ontario Provincial Guidelines allowed for return to play on
Monday January 31st.
Masks are required when entering the
building and kept on in all areas inside the building, sign in sheets for each draw
will be posted for confirmation of self screening.
When entering, it is
imperative that each person answer the following questions:
A) Are you ill, do you have a fever?
B) Have you been in contact with someone in your household who has
contracted Covid-19?
If you answer Yes to the questions, do not enter the
building. In other words, stay home if you or anyone in your Household has
symptoms that require isolation.
If all answers are No, sign or initial your name in the
box next to your name on the draw sheet. you can then proceed to your respective
locker rooms or staging areas.
The rules in
effect prior to the Provincial shutdown in December will be in place.
The throwing
team should stay inside the hog line while their team is throwing and the
non-throwing team should remain between the hog lines, physically distanced,
until it is their turn to throw. Teams can operate with one or 2 sweepers
and return to physical distancing at the end of the throw.
Offensive and
defensive sweeping is allowed in the house. Social distancing is required in
the house by skips when sweeping and by Vice/Skip strategy discussions.
At the
conclusion of the end, assign one person from each team to remove the rocks
from play. Other curlers should maintain physical distancing and get ready
to start the next end.
We will continue to monitor health guidelines and respond
accordingly.
For a full list of our
protocols please see the PDF copy by
clicking on the following link -
CoVid Protocols for
PSCC.pdf
Practice times:
See the Sunday
Practice page for times for practice on
Sunday. Please email Ron and Joanne
Gill to book a time for your practice.
Coaching is
sometimes available for new curlers.
2020-22 Curling SeasonS:
What
happened last season at our club:
Here are the Covid Cup winners:
Ken Bailey, Jannette Trussler,
Paul Trussler and Marie Bailey.
Congratulations!
Other news:
Maddy Fisher is
on the Ontario U-21 team that represented
Ontario at the Canadian championship in
Moosejaw Saskatchewan. Maddy curled for PSHS
and the Parry Sound Curling Club over her
years in Parry Sound. The team curled
very well and made it to the quarter finals
before losing to New Brunswick. Well
done Maddy and Team Ontario.
2019-20 Curling Season:
Scores
and Standings:
Scores for the season are posted as
final scores.
News:
World Wheelchair Curling
Championship:
Canada lost to
Russia 5-4 in the Gold Medal game at the
World Wheelchair
Curling
Championships in Switzerland.
Canada comes
home with Silver!! A
great achievement for
Skip Mark Ideson and his
team.
Cogeco Cup Provincial
Championship:
Two of our curling teams
have qualified for the Cogeco Cup to be
played in Huntsville on March 14th and
15th.
Here is the schedule if
you wish to follow their progress.
Cancelled due to the
CoVid-19 crisis.
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Two of our Junior curlers
- Maddy Fisher & Nathan
Marshall
recently placed very well
at the Ontario University
Championships.
Both are now playing in
the Nationals in Portage la
Prairie, MB
Both teams made it to the
semi-finals and both failed
to make it to the
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Winning the Gold Medal
in the Women's
competition were the
McMaster Marauders with
Maddy Fisher leading the
way.
They defeated the
defending OUA champion
Queen's Golden Gaels in
the gold medal game and
are headed to the
National University
Championships.
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Winning the Bronze Medal
and also heading to
Nationals was The Guelph
Gryphons Men's team with
our very own Nathan
Marshall performing
vice-skip duties.
Nathan's team was able
to bounce back from a
very tight semi-final
loss to the Laurier
Golden Hawks with a
tremendous performance
in the Bronze medal
game, winning 7-3
against the Toronto
Varsity Blues.
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Maddy Warriner (S), Kaelyn
Gregory (third),
Grace Lloyd (sec.), Maddy
Fisher (lead)
& Danielle Hudson (alt.) |
Dylan Niepage (skip & former
U18 national champion in
2019), Nathan Marshall
(third),
Sam Guilbeault (second),
Ryan Yee (lead)
and Adam MacKay (alt.) |
The
Family & Friends Bonspiel was held on
Feb. 8th at the Parry Sound Curling
Club.
As usual, Bob
Gilman was snapping photos as we curled.
For a look at these great pics, click on
the following link.
Family & Friends Spiel 2020
The winners of the
Friends & Family, team
Marshall, are pictured
here:
Roseanne, Nathan, Tyler
and Ron Marshall
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The 30,000 Island
Bonspiel wrapped up
in January and proved to be another
rousing success.
For 'movie versions' of some of the
photos, click on these links
Opening ceremonies and candids
or
Candids
or
Candids and winners
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The
winners of the 30,000 Island
Spiel are pictured here:
Jade Constable, Jason
Cutler,
Steve Holmes and Al
Bourgeois
For all of the photos from
the spiel
click on the following link:
30,000 Island Bonspiel 2020
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The Georgian Bay Ladies Open
Bonspiel was in November 2019 and
was once again a great success.
Many thanks to the organizing
committee of Liz Sims, Sandra
Villeneuve and Phyllis Harris who
did a terrific job as usual.
For a photo gallery from the
bonspiel click on the following
link.
Georgian Bay Ladies' Open 2019
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Winners - Lisa
Bjorvkquist, Kim
McGuire, Sue Lorenzini
and Lisa McCurdy |
Runners-up - Sandra
Villeneuve, Lisa Moore,
Corlys Gougeon and Jenny
Keall |
First Aid Kits:
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Jr. Curling
purchased 2 new First Aid Kits for the
club.
They are stored in the downstairs
kitchen.
If members need to
use the kit, could they please return
tools like scissors.
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Please check our archives for additional information
about past curling seasons
 Parry
Sound Curling Club Wrap-ups
For wrap-ups from 2009-19
click on one of the following links:
Archives:
Parry Sound
Curling Club wrap-up of 2018-19
Parry Sound
Curling Club Wrap-up of 2017-18
2016-17
2015-16
2014-15
2013-14
2012-13
2011-12
2010-11
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