The Scotties Tournament of Hearts begins Friday, Feb. 16 at 6:00 p.m. The team formed by Marie-France Larouche, Kelly Middaugh, Emily Riley, Jamie Sinclair and Laurie St-Georges will represent Quebec against 17 other teams from across Canada. While the team won the provincial championship title after a perfect week in Drummondville in mid-January, they will…
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From February 4 to 10, Canada’s top 21 U-18 boys and girls teams competed in Ottawa at the U-18 Canadian Championship. Following our U-18 provincial championship held at the beginning of January at the Montreal West curling club, 3 teams qualified to compete in the Canadian championship: QC1 Grand Mère TALL (Raphaël Tremblay, Mathis Arsenault,…
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The stick curling provincial championship was hosted by the Lacolle Curling Club from February 1 to 4, 2024. 12 teams participated in this event, and they came from 8 different clubs. The Canadian championship will take place April 17-21 in Toronto. Registration is open to all, but there is one spot per province/territory (maximum 72…
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This past weekend, 20 mixed doubles teams competed in 4 pools of 5 teams in a round robin format at Town of Mount Royal Curling Club. This new format for the 2023-2024 season saw the first place team in each pool qualified directly into the quarter-finals, and the next best 8 teams qualified for the…
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On Saturday, January 27, 2024, four people were officially inducted into the Curling Québec Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place during the Hardline Tankard and Scotties provincial championships at the Marcel-Dionne Arena in Drummondville. We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the inductees for their lifelong involvement in the world of…
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What a joy to see so many kids on the ice during the Hit, Draw, Tap provincial final! Between the end of November and the beginning of December, more than 300 kids participated in the Hit, Draw & Tap event at their club. In all, 22 different clubs participated in this competition! The top 10…
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The 2024 Hardline Tankard and Scotties Provincial Championships took place from Tuesday, Jan. 23 to Sunday, Jan. 28. Sixteen men’s and six women’s teams competed at the Marcel-Dionne Arena in Drummondville. It was a hard-fought competition, all the way to the last rock of an extra end! On the men’s side, with a triple knock-out…
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What does the future of curling look like in Quebec? The best way to predict the future is to create it ourselves! Don’t miss this incredible club development opportunity! Presented by Curling Quebec in collaboration with Curling Canada, this content-packed weekend event will be very beneficial for all board members, club managers and anyone with…
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The Hardline Tankard and Scotties Provincial Championships begin in less than two weeks! While 16 men’s teams will compete in a triple-elimination tournament, the women will play a 6-team round-robin. All men’s teams will play their first game on Tuesday, January 23, while the women’s team will start the tournament at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday,…
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The provincial championship took place from January 3 to 7 at the Montreal West Curling Club! 8 girls’ teams and 9 boys’ teams competed in a triple-elimination tournament. Triple Elimination Qualifiers While Kénogami Soudex on the girls’ side and Grand-Mère TALL on the boys’ side qualified for the playoffs through A, the B finals were…
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