Junior Men's and Women's Provincial Championship
Junior Men's and Women's Provincial Championship
January 6 - 10th, 2011
Nipawin Evergreen Curling Club will be host to 24 junior curling teams as they vie for the title of Provincial Junior Champions. The winning teams will travel to Calgary from January 29th to February 5th complete in the Canadian Junior Championships. There will be 12 boys teams and 12 girls teams from across Saskatchewan. Curling starts at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, followed by Opening Ceremonies at 6:30 p.m. Round Robins games continue all day on Friday and Saturday with the final round robin game being on Sunday morning. Tie-breakers will be completed on Sunday and Monday if required. The semi-finals and finals will be held on Monday.
Event passes are $10.00 for the day or $20.00 for the weekend. Passes are available at the door. Come and watch local curler Ashley Nobel (daughter of Dale and Val Nobel) compete with the Robyn Despins team of Prince Albert.
The curling club also requires volunteers for the weekend. If you are interested please contact Sharlene Serhan at 862-5647.Summer Bonspiel
SUMMER BONSPIEL
July 9 - 11th, 2010
$200 per team
3 games gauranteed
32 team limit
Put on your favourite Beach Wear and join us Friday Night in the “Tiki Lounge”. Prizes for Best Dressed
Phone entries to:
Mike McClelland - 862-6888
Nipawin Evergreen Ctr - 862-9795
Check out the flyer here!
Senior Women's Provincial Schedule
WEEKEND AT A GLANCE
2010 AFFINITY CREDIT UNION
SENIOR WOMEN’S PROVINCIAL
Wednesday, February 17
Registration 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Team Meeting 1:00 pm
Draw # 1 2:00 pm
Opening Ceremonies 6:00 pm
Draw # 2 7:00 pm
Thursday, February 18
Draw # 3 9:30 am
Draw # 4 2:00 pm
Banquet 7:00 pm
Friday, February 19
Draw # 5 2:00 pm
Draw # 6 7:00 pm
Saturday, February 20
Draw # 7 9:30 am
Tiebreaker #1 2:00 pm
(If more than one tiebreaker game required)
Tiebreaker #1, #2 or Semi Final 7:00 pm
(Semi-final played if NO tiebreakers)
Tiebreaker #3 11:00pm
Sunday, February 21
Semi Final 9:30 am
(If any tie breaker games)
Final 2:00 pm
CLOSING CEREMONIES TO FOLLOW FINAL
Senior Women's Provincial Curling Championship
Delores Syrota of Wadena and Nancy Kerr of the Callie Club in Regina advanced from the most recent Senior Qualification Bonspiel held in Ituna from January 22-24. They will join 6 other teams at the Nipawin Evergreen Curling Club for a playoff to decide who will advance to the National Championship in Ottawa, March 20 – 28.
In earlier Q—Spiels, Merle Kopach of the Granite Club (Saskatoon) and Susan Lang, also from the Callie Club, emerged from the competition in Regina, November 6-8. The second Q-Spiel, held in Saskatoon December 11-13, saw Sue Altman advance to provincial competition.
The teams who claim the final 3 spots at the Provincial Competition will be chosen at the fourth Q-Spiel to be held in Lanigan February 4-7.
The 8 teams that make it to Nipawin will play a round robin schedule with games starting Wednesday, February 17 at 1:00 and Opening Ceremonies Wednesday at 6:00, just before the second draw. Three teams advance to the playoffs and the final will be held Sunday, February 21 at 2:00 pm.
Fans are welcome to come and watch this high calibre curling event for free. For more information, contact the Nipawin Evergreen Centre at 862-9795 or email >> info@nipawincurlingclub.com .
FREE Curling Clinic
Contact a League Coordinator:
Monday Night Men’s League - Greg Youzwa (862-4530)
Tuesday Night Youth (Grades 4-6) - Sharyl Bigelow (862-9587)
Wednesday Night Mixed/Beginners - Barb Youzwa (862-5690)
Thursday Night Ladies’ League - Bonnie Whyley (862-5739)
Afternoon Seniors’ League - Wayne Warnock (862-3228)
or Register on Open House Nights from 6 - 8:00pm
Monday, October 26th - Thursday, October 29th
New and Other Interested Curlers
Welcome to a FREE CURLING CLINIC
Tuesday, October 27th from 7 - 9:00pm
Join a league; try out an “open house” & make sure you bonspiel!
For More Information, Contact:
Nipawin Evergreen Centre: 862-9795
Nipawin Evergreen Curling Club to revitalize
Among the new ideas put forward is the start of a Nipawin Evergreen Curling Club website which could keep members informed and provide data for newcomers to town as well as giving out-of-towners interested in club events some contact and date information.
Another major change suggested is the revamp of the Little Rockers Program. After years with no organized programs for kids interested in learning skills, the executive has proposed an organizing committee for Little Rockers. The concept is that a core group of experiences curlers would co-ordinate club volunteers to help the young curlers have fun learning and playng the great game of curling. This type of program would require much cooperation from parents and club members.
Regular Men’s, Ladies’, Mixed and Seniors curling probably won’t change much this year, but will continue to build on the success that has been happening in the past few years. As always, league co-ordinators welcome suggestions and offers of assistance from anyone!
Since the curling ice is going in early this year, the club plans to kick of with a Learn to Curl Clinic on October 21st. (Oct. 27 for alternate or follow-up). There may be a junior learn to curl clinic as well, if enough interest is shown.
Other club events coming up in the 2009-10 season include a Provincial Junior Qualifying bonspiel early in November, the Second Annual Cash Bonspiel in the latter part of November, annual Men’s, Ladies’ and Seniros’ bonspiel as well as the SCA Senior Ladies Playdowns which we are hosting Feb 17-21, 2010.
The executive would also like to set up some “fun” club events: (Glow Curling, Boxing Day Fun Spiel, etc...) so anyone with ideas or suggestions please contact any of the executive:
Co-Presidents - Mike McClelland and Sharyl Bigelow
Secretary/Treasurers - Jodi Bruce
Directors - Keith Boxall, Barry Lyons, Greg Tebbutt, and Lea Werrett