| League | Sunday Doubles - Open |
| Participants: | All levels of curlers 13 or older – sign up as a single, couple or as a team |
| When: | Sundays (5:30/7:15/9:00pm) |
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Summer League Registration is paused until May 1 at noon
| League | Sunday Evening Open |
| Participants: | All levels of curlers 13 or older – sign up as a single, couple or as a team |
| When: | Sunday (4:45pm) - alternates weekends with Sunday Doubles |
NEW! The Sunday Evening Open League is a recreational, team-based, open format league. There are no rules regarding team throwing order.
Sunday Evening Open is meant to be social. Teams are encouraged to participate in the traditional post-game reciprocal beverages and fun nights will be organized throughout the season (e.g Grey Cup, Christmas, Scotties/Brier, etc).
Registration priority will be given to full teams, however, individuals and couples are always welcome and will be matched with teammates in a suitable division based upon their experience.
Note: This league alternates weeks with the Sunday Evening Doubles League.
Youth Curling Program
The Sunday Youth Curling Program will be open to all youth curlers aged 7-18, no experience required!
The program is run in two 10-week sessions for the U12 group (fall and winter, you are welcome to register for the full season too), and one full length season for the U15 and U18 participants.
Each Sunday session is made up of two main parts: the first half is instruction, followed by games in the second half. On-ice coaches guide athletes through activities focusing on that week's topic. Instruction will focus on technical skills, sportsmanship and etiquette, strategy, respect, and having fun. The lessons will be varied depending on the athletes ages and skill levels. Following an off-ice break to warm up and have a snack, the second half of the session is game-play. Coaches will be on the ice to support the athletes with their technical skills, as well as their communication and team dynamics skills. Teams will be selected each week. Athletes will be placed into teams to best support their athletic skills while building friendships.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes beforehand to change, warmup, and chat with your friends. If possible, allow the same time after each game to socialize with your team and opposition, in the spirit of curling tradition.
Participants will need:
- A CLEAN pair of rubber-soled shoes (i.e running shoes, sneakers, etc) that are carried into the club and not worn by the curler from the parking lot into the club -- this is mandatory as dirt and debris can harm the ice surface. Curling shoes are not required.
- Helmets are required for kids 12 years old and younger, and are recommended for curlers with fewer than 3 years experience.
- Wear stretchy or loose fitting clothes (i.e sweatpants/joggers, leggings, yoga pants, T-shirts and hoodies or zipped sweaters/thin jackets.) Comfortable layers suitable for 1.5 hours of play in a 4 degree Celsius arena. Jeans are not recommended.
- Non-slip gloves or mitts are also recommended.
As per Oakville Curling Club Policy, all participants under the age of 12 are required to wear a properly fitted and secured (as per the direction of the manufacturer) helmet certified by the CSA (Canadian Standards Association) in the curling rink. Curling, skating, hockey, snowboarding, skiing or other CSA (Canadian Standards Association) approved helmets are all acceptable options. Other forms of headgear are not sufficient. We are following the recommendations supported by the National Canadian Curling governing body.
Regardless of knowledge or curling experience, there are ways for all parents and guardians to participate in the program! Our program is run entirely by amazing volunteers, and extra hands are always appreciated on and off the ice (snack table and hot chocolate stations, for example!) Instructor lessons will be offered to parents curious about helping on-ice, no curling experience required, just a positive attitude! If you’re curious about learning how you can help out, please email Sarah by clicking the name below!
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Time: U12 Youth - Sundays 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Time: U15/U18 Youth - Sundays 10:30 - 12:30pm
To Join:
Step 1: Your child needs their own account. Click here to create an account.
Step 2: Login as your child and Register for curling
Dates: (Full program runs all 20 weeks)
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Winter 2025 |
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1 |
Oct 19 |
Jan 4 |
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2 |
Oct 26 |
Jan 11 |
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3 |
Nov 2 |
Jan 18 |
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4 |
Nov 9 |
Feb 1 |
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5 |
Nov 16 |
Feb 15 |
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6 |
Nov 23 |
Feb 22 |
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7 |
Nov 30 |
Mar 1 |
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8 |
Dec 7 |
Mar 8 |
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9 |
Dec 14 |
Mar 22 |
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10 |
Dec 21 |
Mar 29 |
Youth Learn to Curl Programs
The Youth Learn to Curl Programs will be divided into two age groupings and will run for four weeks. After successful completion of the Learn to Curl, the curlers will have the opportunity to join the Sunday Youth Curling League (space permitting). The Learn to Curl Programs are based on the newly released Curling Canada U12 and U18 LEARN TO CURL programs.
U15/U18 LEARN TO CURL:
This program is focussed on the U15/U18 curler. It is geared towards curlers age 12 to 17.
“Curling Canada’s U18 Learn to Curl program is designed to introduce teens to the sport of curling. The objective is to have fun, increase physical activity, promote curling as a life-long recreational sport and provide competitive opportunities for participants who show interest and want to remain Competitive for Life. The program is based on Curling Canada’s Long Term Curler Development Framework.”
Each session is 1.5 hours in length and will include both on and off ice time. Helmets for this group are recommended, but not mandatory.
U12 LEARN TO CURL:
This program is focussed on the U12 (aka Little Rock Curler). It is geared towards curlers age 7 to 11.
“Curling Canada’s U12 Learn to Curl program is designed to introduce children to the sport of curling. The objective is to have fun, increase physical literacy with key fundamental movement skills (FMS), follow Curling Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework and begin sport specific techniques.”
Throughout the course of the program, the groups will be moving through circuits or stations to learn various aspects of curling. The focus is on FUN as well as learning the game. These sessions will be 1.5 hours in length.
HELMETS ARE MANDATORY FOR THIS GROUP. As per Oakville Curling Club Policy, all participants are required to wear a properly fitted and secured (as per the direction of the manufacturer) helmet certified by the CSA (Canadian Standards Association) in the curling rink. Other forms of headgear are not sufficient. We are following the recommendations supported by the National Canadian Curling governing body.
For more information please visit our Learn to Curl page.League consists of up to 80 Teams over 10 Divisions (A to J) with 8 Teams in each Division. Teams, to be made up of 2 male and 2 female players, curl together throughout the season and move within the various Division levels depending on "Win/Loss" record. At year-end an overall club champion (A Division) as well as other Division winners are determined by way of a Playoff.
League Convenor: Paul Peters
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This recreational adult open league is open to players of all skill levels!
It is a social league that is a great way to meet many fellow Club members in a league that promotes continued development. This league does not track wins and losses. The games are 8 ends and teams are encouraged to play at least 6 ends.
Teams are made in consideration of the position(s) each player has selected. Attempts are made to balance teams as best as possible. Teams will be reorganized after 5 weeks; four weeks will be regular game play followed by a fifth fun night - promoting a noncompetitive atmosphere, interesting challenges, and sometimes food!
League Convenor: Rick Brady
This open league stresses “Curling Fun and Fellowship” and is open to all adult club members. Individual entry only. Teams are drawn by the convenor for each series (one before Christmas and another after).
The winning team from series 1 will face off against the winning team from series 2 in a one game playoff on the final day to determine the League Champion.
League Convenor: Cynthia Lindsay
Note: Turkey Draw Dec 20, 2025
Open to retired men, the Senators curl on Tuesday and Friday in Oakville, and out-of-town on Mondays and Wednesdays.
League Convenor: Ken Westover
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Be part of an exciting new league that puts novice and developing curlers together for a morning of fun and experiential learning. Don't be concerned about playing against an experienced team. This is for curlers that are new to the game and have curled less than 5 years.
This league encourages continued skills development, and therefore there are instructors on ice to assist in game guidance, tactical questions and help with game etiquette.
This is a non-competitive league, and we really want people to have fun. For this reason we determine winners each week, but we don’t track results for the season.
Teams are built by the league Convenor, and members may be rotated from time-to-time to balance teams and allow players to experience different positions. It’s preferred that members sign up as individuals or couples for this league. Teams wanting to join and play the season together, as four (4) players, should consider looking into ladder leagues such as The Weekend Mixed Ladder.
Draw time is Saturday at 11:30 am
League Convenor: Frank Sansalone
Season Schedule at a glance
| Series 1 Oct 18 Oct 25 Nov 1 Nov 8 Nov 15 Nov 22 Nov 29 Dec 6 Dec 13 Dec 20 Dec 27 (No curling - Family Spiel) |
Series 2 Jan 3 Jan 10 Jan 17 Jan 24 (No curling - Sportsman) Jan 31 (No Curling - Try Curling Day) Feb 7 Feb 14 Feb 21 Feb 28 Mar 7 Mar 14 (No curling - Ont. Seniors Playoffs) Mar 21 Mar 28 |
The Ice Breakers Mixed League, will follow the rules established by the Weekend Mixed League.
Convenor: Brad Crompton
Draw 3 Dates:
February 11th, 3-1
February 18th, 3-2
February 25th, 3-3
March 4th, OFF Jerry Sprout Bonspiel
March 11th, OFF Ontario Mens & Womens Senior Championship
March 18th, 3-4
March 25th, 3-5
April 1st, 3-6
April 8th, 3-7
Championship Day, Top two teams from each draw, all other teams playing a friendly prize game
April 15th
Sign up as individuals for our Tuesday and/or Thursday series of games. Random selections of team members are made before each of our 4 series based on players’ advance position(s) requests and Games Convener discretion if necessary.
Game Time: 9:00am
League Convenors: Marg Kuflowski, Janice Fendley and Heather MacTavish
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In the Monday Ladder League, teams compete together throughout the curling season in a round-robin ladder format. Entries are by team (four persons). Standings are based on points accumulated over the entire season. The league champion is determined by the final round-robin results.
League Convenor: Val Bernrot
Individual or team entry. Wednesday Night Women teams curl three 7-game round robin series. Draw times alternate weekly when there is a full 4 division roster. Points are awarded for a win, loss or tie to determine team position on the team ladder. At year-end, a league champion is determined by playoff.
Board Director: Sheri Wasik
League Convenor: Evelyn Gowan
Season Planner
League games are played on either Tuesday or Thursday evening with an occasional Sunday evening draw. Teams compete throughout the season and progress through various levels depending on Win/Loss record. Teams and individuals can be entered in either league (not both). At year-end, both nights combine in a crossover playoff to determine an overall club champion.
League Convenor: Mark Chan
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