Meals, entertainment, DJ and more!
Incredible prize table with over $10,000 in prizes!
Registration open October 15.
Entry Fee:
Early Bird Entry Fee: $480/ team ($120/ individual) - registration & payment required by December 31st, 2019.
Entry Fee (January 1st and later): $500/ team ($125/ individual).
Entry discount for new players: $25 (to be reimbursed at event)
Friday, October 2, 2020 to Sunday,October 4, 2020.
You are invited to attend the Oakville International Curlers' Gathering at the Oakville Curling Club in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.
The entry fee of $600 Cdn per team, includes 6 games and a party / banquet on Saturday evening.
Tuesday January 21 & Wednesday January 22, 2020!
The Day Women invite you to our annual and widely popular Oakville Annie Bonspiel.
This year Annie is going to Italy! She is headed for wine,pasta and Tiramisu! She invites you to join her. Be sure to pack your B-Rome-s!
Please download the registration form by clicking here.
A copy of our registration process can be found here.
Saturday, November 16, 2019
OAKVILLE CURLING CLUB U15 CASHSPIEL
The Oakville Curling Club is committed to the development and continued growth of the fantastic sport of Curling... and we want to teach you how to play!
For the 2019/20 Season, we have prepared a series of Learn to Curl (L2C) programs to get you into the swing of this great Canadian sport.
Register on-line!
You do not need to be a member of OCC to participate.
Fall in love with Curling at our house this winter! Space is limited, register today!
Membership is required to participate in our curling leagues as well as our internal bonspiels and events. Members have voting rights and can help shape the future of the club.
Thinking of trying the sport of curling?Curling is a unique sport that requires both skill and strategy. It is often referred to as chess on ice. It is a lifelong sport that can be learned at any age. Whether playing in a fun league or in a competitive ladder the emphasis is always on sportsmanship and fair play. Being a social sport by nature, it is not uncommon for teams to socialize off the ice where lasting friendships are often made.
