DATE: October 2026	TARGET AUDIENCE: Men's Members
PROJECT STATUS: Final Installation Phase (Completion Oct 26)	PROJECT LEADS: Club Management & Casey

A Brand-New Locker Room Built for the Next 30 Years!

Dear Men's Members,

We are thrilled to announce major progress on the complete renovation of our Men's Locker Room! We are officially saying goodbye to a space that felt stuck in the 1960s and stepping into a modern, spacious, and beautifully crafted facility designed to serve the Oakville Curling Club membership for the next 30 years.

This project represents a significant upgrade in craftsmanship, security, capacity, and comfort. Below is a comprehensive update on current progress, installation timelines, key feature enhancements, and details regarding locker assignments and lock operation.

Project Upgrades at a Glance

Feature	Previous Locker Room	New Modern Facility
Total Capacity	255 lockers	271 full lockers + 12 day half-lockers (283 total)
Locker Dimensions	Dated, inconsistent sizes	12" Wide × 18" Deep × 80" Tall
Aisleway Width	Cramped 3'–4' walkways	Expanded 5'-6" to 6' wide aisles
Security & Locks	External padlocks required	Built-in combination dial locks + Master Key override
Interior Outfit	Basic hooks	Top shelf, hanger rod, 3 double hooks & bottom shoe shelf

Current Status & Installation Timeline

Construction and assembly are proceeding at full speed. Here is where the renovation currently stands and what will be finalized over the next few weeks:

• Base Frames Installed (~170 Lockers): The base wooden frame structures for approximately 170 lockers have been fully assembled and anchored into place.
• Base Completion (In Progress): All remaining locker frame bases across the entire locker room will be fully erected.
• Final Finishing Target — October 26th: Complete installation of all finished wooden doors, interior coat hanger rods, 3 internal hanging hooks, upper shelving, lower shoe compartments, and embedded locks.

Construction Progress Photos

Figure 1: Main aisle view showing expanded 5.5'–6' wide carpeted walkways and warm wood locker bases.

Figure 2: Perspective view along the main locker bank featuring updated overhead lighting.

New Lockers & Security Features

Each locker has been meticulously designed to maximize usable storage space, clean aesthetic appeal, and effortless member convenience.

• Standardized Dimensions: Every locker measures a uniform 12 inches wide by 18 inches deep by 80 inches tall.
• Embedded Combination Dial Locks: Say goodbye to personal padlocks! Every locker door comes equipped with a built-in, flush-mounted combination dial lock.
• Locker Numbers Retained: Your locker number will NOT change! You will retain your familiar number, but will be issued a new security combination.
• Master Key Override (No More Lock Cutting!): All combination locks feature a master key override. If you ever forget your combination, Casey or Management can instantly open your locker using a master key.
• Thoughtful Internal Layout: Includes a full-width upper hat/gear shelf, a sturdy stainless steel hanger rod, three internal hanging hooks, and a dedicated bottom shoe compartment.

Figure 3: Built-in combination lock with oval number plate mounted on rich wood finish door.

Figure 4: Interior storage layout with top shelf, hanger rod, 3 side hooks, and bottom shoe shelf.

New Guest & Day Locker Area (Lockers 187 to 198)

During the layout redesign, we encountered a structural overhead bulkhead in the section housing lockers 187 through 198. Installing full 80-inch tall lockers in this specific footprint would have resulted in awkward, overly cramped vertical dimensions.

To maximize efficiency and provide an added amenity for the club, we converted lockers 187 to 198 into 12 dedicated half-lockers.

Important Details for Lockers 187–198: • Day & Guest Use: These 12 half-lockers (187 to 198) will serve visiting curlers, spare players, and guests, or members who prefer a convenient half-sized locker. • Member Reassignment Notice: If your previous locker was in the 187–198 range, you will be reassigned a brand-new full-sized locker elsewhere in the room. Management will contact affected members directly with your new locker assignment.

Expanded Aisleways & Locker Room Layout

One of the biggest complaints regarding the old 1960s layout was crowded aisle congestion before and after draws. We listened! The new floor plan features widened aisleways measuring 5.5 to 6 feet across, providing ample room for members to change gear, stretch out, and socialize comfortably without feeling crowded.

Updated Men's Locker Room Floor Plan Layout

Figure 5: Updated master floor plan layout detailing locker banks 1 through 283, main entrance pathways, day lockers section, furnace room, and washroom layout.

Figure 6: Broadened aisles and open structure framework during initial base assembly.

Member Next Steps & Key Dates

Action Required for Members: 1. Final Installation Deadline: October 26th — All doors, internal hardware, and locks will be complete. 2. Combination Pickup: Your personal lock combination will be provided prior to your first draw following October 26th. 3. Need Assistance? If you have questions regarding locker reassignments or forget your combination once installed, please see Casey or Club Management.

We want to extend a sincere thank you to all our members for your enthusiasm and cooperation throughout this transformation. This upgraded facility is a true investment in the future of the Oakville Curling Club, and we look forward to seeing everyone enjoy it for decades to come!

Good curling,

Casey & The OCC Management Team
Oakville Curling Club

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The 2026–27 season gets underway Tuesday, October 13

The wait is almost over.

Beginning Tuesday, October 13th — the day after Thanksgiving — regular league curling returns to the Oakville Curling Club!

After a busy summer of curling, events, camps, clinics and preparation, we’re excited to welcome everyone back for another full season of competition, camaraderie and great curling.

Whether you’re chasing a league championship, reconnecting with teammates, meeting new members or simply looking forward to getting back on the ice each week, it all starts October 13.

✅ FIRST STEP: CHECK YOUR SCHEDULE

Before your league begins, please take a few minutes to log in to:

oakvillecurlingclub.com

Once logged in, head to your personal Members Corner.

Your Members Corner should automatically show your upcoming games for approximately the next two weeks, giving you a quick snapshot of:

• Your next game
• Your draw time
• Your opponent
• Your sheet assignment
• Other upcoming games on your schedule

We strongly encourage everyone to check this before the season starts so you know exactly when you’re playing.

🔎 WANT TO SEE THE FULL PICTURE? OPEN GAMECENTER

Your Member’s Corner is only the beginning.

Click the GameCenter button and you’ll have access to much more information about your league and your season.

Inside GameCenter you can explore:

• Your complete league schedule
• All teams in your league
• League standings and results
• League rules and important information
• Team rosters
• Spare lists, when you need help filling a position
• Upcoming games and league activity

GameCenter is one of the best tools available to members, and we encourage everyone to spend a few minutes becoming familiar with it.

👥 NEED A SPARE?

Life happens. Vacations, work, family commitments and the occasional aching knee can all interfere with curling.

If you know you’re going to miss a game, check the spares list in GameCenter as early as possible.

Giving yourself extra time to find a replacement makes life easier for your teammates, your league convenors and your fellow members.

📱 MAKE MEMBERS CORNER PART OF YOUR ROUTINE

Throughout the season, your Members Corner and GameCenter should be your first stop whenever you need to check:

• “When do I curl?”
• “Who are we playing?”
• “What sheet are we on?”
• “What are the league rules?”
• “Who can I call as a spare?”

Chances are, the answer is already waiting for you online.

🥌 GET READY TO CURL!

Sharpen the slider, check the gripper, dust off the broom and get ready for another fantastic season.

The ice is waiting.

The leagues are ready.

And starting Tuesday, October 13th, regular curling is officially back at the Oakville Curling Club.

We’re looking forward to seeing everyone around the club, on the ice and enjoying another great season together.

Welcome back — and good curling! 🥌

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We are thrilled to announce a full transformation of the Oakville Curling Club men's locker room! We are completely updating the space into a premier, high-quality room for our members and guests.

ACTION REQUIRED: Clear Out Lockers by Saturday Evening

To allow work to begin on schedule, all members must remove all personal belongings and curling gear from their lockers no later than Saturday evening.

On Sunday morning, contractors and movers arrive to tear out and scrap the old lockers. Any gear left in the lockers after Saturday night will be held in the boardroom temporarily.

What to Expect from the Renovation

• Custom Wood Lockers: Replacing the current lockers with modern, high-quality wood lockers for a complete aesthetic upgrade.
• Fresh Renovation: Full wall-to-wall paint refresh and brand-new carpeting throughout the facility.
• Increased Capacity: Expanding total capacity from 255 lockers up to 278 lockers.
• Guest & Spare Storage: Integrating dedicated half-lockers specifically allocated for visiting guests, spares, and bonspiel curlers.
• Spacious Layout: The updated layout features wider main aisles to improve movement and traffic flow during draw transitions.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation in clearing out your lockers by Saturday night so we can keep this exciting project moving forward smoothly!

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Euchre Nights are returning. Register below. 

• October 25^th, 2026 – 4:30pm
• December 6^th, 2026 – 4:30pm
• January 10^th, 2027 – 4:30pm
• February 7^th, 2027 – 4:30pm
• March 7^th, 2027 – 4:30pm

April 4^th, 2027 – 4:30pm – The Finals

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Dear Curlers,

Welcome to another exciting season of the Oakville Curling Club Summer League! All play kicks off next Monday, which means it’s officially time to start limbering up those muscles—and yes, that means doing a stretch without a 12 oz drink in your hand!

It’s time to dig into the closet, find that curling broom that’s been collecting dust all summer, and track down your shoes, slacks, warm jacket, and gloves. Don't forget to check the bottom of your curling bag for your stopwatch; make sure it still works or grab a fresh battery before heading over.

To help keep our season running smoothly, here is everything you need to know before stepping onto the ice:

⏰ Game Times & Bell Rule

Games begin precisely at 6:30 PM and 8:45 PM. We will be using the bell rule to keep games on track. There will be one bell per game. When you hear it, finish the end you are currently playing, plus one more.

• Early Draw (6:30 PM): Bell rings 1 hour and 40 minutes into the game at 8:10 PM.
• Late Draw (8:45 PM): The bell will sound 1 hour and 40 minutes after the last game of the draw has officially begun.

❄️ Ice Etiquette, Preparation & Safety

• Ice Crew Space: Please give our hardworking ice crew plenty of space to get the sheets in top shape. This is especially significant for those playing at 8:45pm. The Nipper is the device that has a very sharp blade used for clipping the top layer of pebble off, so the ice is quick right off the start. Please use common sense.
• Practice Slides: For your safety, do not practice slide until the numbers on your scoreboard have been removed. That is your cue that the ice is officially ready for you.
• Rocks: Because the first week coincides with our Summer Youth Camp, the rocks have not been sanded yet. The ice may be straighter the first week, but beware the second week, Scott and his crew will be hard at work over the weekend.
• Opening Week Bonus: Next week only, ice will be ready at 6:15 PM for those who want to get a few extra slides in and find their "sea legs" after lounging on the beach all summer! Please exercise caution on your maiden voyage back onto the ice. (Note: There is no practice ice available prior to opening games).

🗓️ League Schedules & Schedule Interruptions

You can view all teams and complete game schedules in the Summer GameCentre. Please remember to record the winner/loser/tie after your games—no trophies are on the line, but bragging rights certainly are!

Spares: We are relatively liberal with spares during our summer season. If you need a spare, you have two options.

1. Use the spares list: Spares List – This list provides names and contacts for people who would be happy to fill in for you.
2. Friend to spare – if you have a friend that would like to play for you. We are ok with this as long as they complete the waiver and hand in at the office: Waiver

Please note the following schedule adjustments:

• Monday Night League: No curling on September 7th due to the Labour Day holiday weekend. Your final game will be played on October 5th.
• Thursday Night League: Due to the overwhelming popularity of our Stu Sells Event, there will be no summer league games on September 10th. That game has been moved to October 8th.

💰 Competitive League Payouts

Winning teams can collect their cash prize at the bar right after their game! The bartenders will have your envelope waiting for you—cold, hard cash to buy your opposition their beverage of choice.

We are looking forward to a fantastic, fun-filled summer season. If you have any questions before next week, please feel free to reach out.

Good curling to all!

Warm regards,

Ian Tetley – This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. – League Convenor

Frank Sansalone – This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. – League Convenor

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New Board Members

There’s a new sheriff in town. Andrew Skelton takes over the helm at Oakville Curling Club. At the recent Annual Meeting of the Members, a new board was elected in and the annual results were posted. All results can be found here: https://oakvillecurlingclub.com/index.php/resources/amm

Welcome to the board:

Andrew Skelton | President

I hope everyone is having a wonderful summer! It won't be long before we are back on the ice and I'm looking forward to another wonderful season. If we haven't met before, I joined the club in 2020 and after only two games on the ice, joined the Board of Directors. I was the Mixed League Director for 3 seasons and Vice-President for 2 seasons, and I'm thrilled to take on the role of President at this club that has given me so much over the years. I curl on Tuesday Nights Men's, Sunday Doubles and can often be found sparing in the Weekend Mixed league.

I will be stopping by each league this Fall to introduce myself, but if you see me around, please introduce yourself and feel free to share your experiences at the Oakville Curling Club. We have been working hard on club improvements in the past few years, and I hope to continue these improvements over the next two seasons.

For now, I wish everyone good knee and hip health so that your draws are pure and takeouts are powerful come October!

Andrew.

Jane Donville | Wednesday Night Women Director	Ming Ming Wong | Day Ladies Director	Richard Burton | Treasurer – Re-elected	Brian Townsend | Vice President

We salute the exiting board members and thank them for the selfless time serving our club

A lot has been accomplished the last few years and these people should take a bow and be recognized for the countless hours they have put in. James spearheaded a lot of the Northside drainage, parking lot and accessibility and Greg brought it over the finishline. Sheri and Maryjane have ensured that the Women’s sections as well as the Oakville Annie are flourishing. Thank you all.

 

Sheri Wasik | Wednesday Night Women’s Director for the last 4 years	Maryjane Carroll | Day Ladies Director	Greg Irwin | President - for the last 2 years - Now serving as Past President	James Francolini | Past President for last 2 years

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Winter Registration continues.

With almost 650 registrants already complete I thank all that have stepped to the table and registered for next season. The report from all convenors is that all leagues will be full. So, if you want to reserve your position, you are best to ensure your registration is complete.

You can signup or review your registration by clicking Membership Registration

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Pouring on the Rocks? We Need You Behind the Bar! 🥌🍻

Are you looking to make some extra cash while hanging out with the most dynamic, energetic, and fun-loving community in town? The Oakville Curling Club is searching for our next superstar Bartender, and we want YOU to join the crew!

Whether you’re a curling fan or just love a lively, social atmosphere, our club is the place to be. We keep the drinks flowing, the laughs loud, and the good vibes rolling all season long.

Why You’ll Love Working With Us:

• The Best Crowd in Oakville: Work alongside a fantastic, welcoming, and high-energy group of curlers who know how to have a good time.
• Great Extra Income: Perfect for boosting your bank account with flexible shifts in a fun environment.
• Never a Dull Moment: From league nights to exciting weekend bonspiels (tournaments), the energy is always electric.

What You Bring to the Sheet:

If you’ve got the skills to keep our thirsty curlers happy, we want to hear from you! Here is what we are looking for:

• Smart Serve Certified (A must-have to keep things safe and legal!)
• First Aid Training (Because safety always comes first)
• A Dash of Mixology Magic (Can you pour a perfect pint and shake up a classic cocktail with a smile?)
• Positive, High-Energy Vibe (You’re the life of the clubhouse!)

Ready to Join the Team?

Don't let this opportunity slide by!

📩 How to Apply: Send your resume over to our team at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and tell us why you’d be a perfect fit behind our bar.

We can't wait to meet you!

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L2C Intermediate Weekend Clinic | Aug 29 & 30

For those individuals trying to take their game to the next level. Our top instructors Helen Garside and Tim McChesney will lead you on a great weekend of learning and fun. Tell your friend, neighbours, family. There is still room to register.

• Aug 29^th and 30^th - Saturday 9am - 3pm (1 hour lunch)

                -Sunday 10am - 3pm (1 hour lunch)

• Learn all the next level nuances of the game of curling. Line of Delivery, Sweeping ABC’s, Angles, Strategy, Team Dynamics, Detect and Correct. 
• Learn everything you need to know about competing in your first league
• Cost $290 + HST

For more details and to register, click the image below

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🥌 Beat the Summer Heat on Oakville’s Coolest Ice!

Who says curling is only for the winter? If you and your squad are looking to keep your competitive edge sharp—and stay wonderfully air-conditioned this summer—we’ve got the perfect sheet waiting for you.

The Oakville Curling Club is officially on the hunt for two women's teams to completely fill up our Wednesday early competitive league. Pay per win of $50. Challenge your game.

The Details:

• The League: Wednesday Early Competitive Women’s – 6:30pm
• The Location: Oakville Curling Club
• The Vibe: High energy, great sportsmanship, and the perfect excuse to skip the mid-week slump.
• The Mission: Claim one of the final two team spots before they're gone!

Signup here

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🥌 Huge News! Supporting OCC’s Own on the National Stage 🚀

Hi OCC Members,

We have some incredibly exciting news to share about our own home-club talent! Some of the finest curlers to ever step onto Oakville ice have teamed up to take on the absolute best in Canadian Men’s curling—and they are already taking the curling world by storm.

As a club, we couldn't be prouder to watch them represent the OCC on the national and international stage. Check out this special message from Past President Greg Irwin below to see how our amazing business community can rally behind Team Young and join them on their journey to the Brier!

To all Oakville Curling Club members.

Our fellow Oakville Curling Club member Nathan Young has joined fellow OCC member Brady Lumley and former OCC members Matt Garner and Spencer Dunlop representing the Oakville Curling Club to compete at the very highest level in Canadian Men’s curling. The new team is ranked #13 in Canada and #31 in the world and they are just getting started!

All 4 of these gentlemen have impressive track records. Amongst their many accomplishments, Nathan has skipped in the Brier 3 times representing Newfoundland including this past year where he and his team performed exceptionally well. Brady, Matt and Spencer have all enjoyed great success as well with former skip Mark Kean, playing in the Ontario Tankard twice and narrowly missing out in making the finals and finishing 3rd in both years.

Equally important is that these young men are all off exceptional character and the OCC should be proud and honoured that they are representing us on the national and international stage!

This kind of endeavour requires tremendous effort and support. Hours and hours of training is required of the Team and as a club we are hoping that those of you in the business community can step up with much needed financial support to assist Team Young in reaching their many goals including competing and winning a WCT event, competing in Grand Slam events, winning in the Ontario Tankard and competing in the Brier. Lofty goals to be sure that can only happen with your support.

When I say this is a great opportunity for you and your business I mean it. When you meet and get to know these young men as I have you will realize what great brand ambassadors they would be for your company. They have prepared a brief presentation as to specific branding opportunities they offer and I encourage any of you that may be interested to please contact me and I’d be more than happy to make the introductions and see if this might work for your business.

You can view their Sponsorship Packages here.

On behalf of Nathan, Brady, Matt and Spencer, thank you for your consideration and support.   

Greg Irwin
Past President
Oakville Curling Club
(289) 936-8900
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

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Dear Members,

Important registration details follow - please read them thoroughly.

The Annual Meeting of the Members (AMM) of The Oakville Curling Club will be held via video conference call, on Wednesday, June 24th, 2026, at 6:30pm; the meeting will begin on time. The meeting will follow the attached Notice of Agenda. Please join the meeting 10-15 minutes before the scheduled start time to ensure that your audio is functioning, and to allow time to install and/or update Zoom if required.

Registration and Attendance

You must register in advance of the meeting; use the link below to register. When registering, please use the email address on file for you with OCC as this will be used to confirm/approve your registration.

Registration Notes:

• Only register once for the meeting - this includes proxy holders (Note: proxy forms must still be submitted in accordance with the Proxy Policy).
• After your registration is approved (up to 24hrs), you will be sent a confirmation email containing the information needed to join the meeting. This email will be sent from an automated Zoom email account. If you do not see this email, please check your Spam & Junk folders. If not there, please contact Greg Irwin.
• Pre-registration is available until noon of Wednesday, June 24th, 2026. We encourage you to pre-register as early as possible to ensure that there is time to resolve any technical issues that you may experience with the registration process.
• You should not need a Zoom account to register but if you are asked to create one, there is no cost to create an account. You can create a Zoom account here.

Technical Support

If you require technical assistance related to registration, or if you have any questions about the meeting, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Meeting Conduct

Participants will be muted for the duration of the meeting, and video will be disabled. Participants will have access to the Q&A or chat functions to ask questions and may also use the "raise my hand" function at which time a moderator can temporarily unmute that individual for verbal questions or comments. If you know in advance question(s) you would like answered, please email them to the Secretary of the Club, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by noon of Monday, June 22nd, 2026.

Motions and Polling

Voting on motions put forward during the meeting will be conducted by Zoom polls; this has a similar effect as conducting votes by show-of-hand at an in-person meeting. Directors will make motions related to the agenda topics as required. They will then ask for a second; if you would like to second the motion, please write "Second" in the chat function. The moderator will launch the poll, and you will see a pop-up window with the motion and the voting options and sufficient time will be allowed for attendees to vote. When the moderator host closes the poll, the moderator will announce the results of the poll.

Members are reminded that:

• If you have joined the meeting by phone, you will not be able to participate in the voting.
• If multiple members are attending the meeting from the same device, they will only be able to cast one vote for each motion.
• If members are holding proxies for other members, they will only be able to cast one vote for each motion.

If you cannot attend the AMM on Wednesday, June 24th, 2026, and would like to submit a proxy, please complete the proxy form included below and return it by email to the Secretary of the Club, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., by 12 noon Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026.

New/Other Business

As per amendments to the Club's By-Law No. 1 and its Articles approved by membership in a March 11, 2024 Special Meeting, new business raised from the floor will no longer be accepted. All business to be raised for discussion had to be submitted in writing to the Club Secretary, Susan Makin, for Board review at least 30 days prior to the meeting. The deadline for new business was Monday, May 25th, 2026.

Board Nominees / Election of Directors

There are currently two (2) open board positions for voting during the Annual Meeting. As per amendments to the Club's By-Law No. 1 and its Articles approved by membership in a March 11, 2024, Special Meeting, nominations raised from the floor will no longer be accepted. All nominations must be submitted in writing to the Club Vice President, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., at least 14 days prior to the meeting. The deadline for nominations is Wednesday, June 10th, 2026. Additionally,

• While Board nominees are presented in an intended role (i.e., Vice President, Director of..., etc.), members vote to approve nominees as a Board member. It is the duty of the Board to affirm the nominee(s) to Board-specific role(s).
• Nominations beyond the deadline can still be accepted but may only be considered for vacant positions by the Board in an interim Director capacity.

Meeting Materials

The following documents are now available on the club's website:

• Notice of the 2026 Annual Meeting and Agenda
• Minutes of the 2025 Annual Meeting (DRAFT)
• Audited 2026 Financial Statements and Auditor's Report (forthcoming)
• Nominations for Open Positions on the 2026-27 Board of Directors
• Resolutions Passed by the Board of Directors in 2025-2026
• 2026 AMM Proxy form
• 2026 League Directors' Reports

Other than the agenda, some material may only be referenced in passing during the meeting. Please review them ahead of time and/or have them on hand during the meeting for your reference.

We look forward to seeing you at the video conference meeting!

Greg Irwin
President, Oakville Curling Club

Dear Members,

As the final stones have been thrown for the 2025-26 season, I want to take a moment to reflect on what has been a truly landmark year for the Oakville Curling Club.

Building for the Future

Our season began long before the ice was even in. Last summer, we successfully completed several vital Capital Improvements, including the West Parking Lot revitalization and upgraded drainage on the north side. Most importantly, with our new sidewalk and entrance, we have achieved full accessibility. Seeing para-athletes and guests navigate our club with ease is a milestone we should all be incredibly proud of. Special thanks to Karl Mitchell who spent countless hours guiding me and our engineers on moving these projects forward.

We installed new updated Digital cameras to our ice surface with Streaming available through YouTube on sheets 3 and 6. We will tweak this even more in the off-season.

Off-Season Improvements this Summer

We will focus on upgrading our lounge roof which tends to leak. The ice arena roof will get a new paint job since some rust is starting to show its ugly head. We will clean up the asphalt along Wallace Park alley area next to our building that seems to be eroding away. We will add new fencing in the West Parking area around Scott’s condenser and dehumidification equipment. We are also chasing to redo the men’s locker room which is in dire need of a makeover. The end goal is to keep making your club even better.

Spectacular Events & Competition

From a smooth summer season to our high-energy in-house spiels, the atmosphere at the club has been electric.

• Signature Success: United We Curl and The Gathering continue to set the gold standard for events curlers love to attend.
• Club Classics: The Sportsman, The Annie, and the Jerry Sproat provided exceptional entertainment and camaraderie.
• Championship Finish: We capped off the year by hosting the Ontario Seniors Provincials, Kurl for Kids, and a historic 50th Anniversary of the World Lefthanders.

A special thank you to Cynthia Quigley and her committee for an unforgettable Lefthanders event. Welcoming Mark Kennedy was a highlight—his stories, Olympic medals, and his candid "confession" regarding the infamous "Poked Rock" left us all inspired, laughing and leaving us with lasting memories.

Gratitude to Our Leaders

This club is considered a premier facility in Canada because of the people who pour their hearts into it. I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to all our dedicated convenors. Your hard work creates the environment, the scheduling and teams we all enjoy.

To our Board of Directors, our various committees, and our phenomenal staff: thank you for your leadership and for keeping our momentum moving forward.

To Casey and Scott who have been the backbone of this organization for over 25 years, I am grateful for your professionalism, your continued dedication to excellence, and keeping a smile on your faces.

It is an honour to serve as your Manager. Thank you for a fantastic season, and I look forward to seeing you all back on the ice soon.

Good curling,
Ian Tetley - GM

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