Curl Regina is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the advancement of curling in the City of Regina. Supporting its member clubs, Curl Regina promotes the development of curling for all levels and ages of curlers in the Queen City. We also actively help in bidding on provincial, national and international competitions.
Curl Regina held its Annual General Meeting at 10.00am on Saturday December 2. At the meeting, the members voted on an updated Constitution, its first update since 2004. Elected to Executive positions are Rhonda Penno (president) and Tim McMahon as Vice-President. Tiffany Watt completed her 2 year term as president and now serves as past-president.
The 2022 Sasktel Tankard is looking for volunteers! The Tankard is taking place February 9th to 13th at the Co-operators Arena at Evraz Place in Regina. We are looking for up to 100 people with a core understanding of the game. We look for volunteers to commit to a minimum of 12 hours. Volunteers are
Curl Regina has been working closely with the Regina clubs, CURL Sask, Curling Canada, and has with direction from government and the SHA developed a consistent policy for re-opening our clubs so that our season will be safe and as back to normal as possible. Go to our RETURN TO PLAY page to read more.
The Regina Sports Hall of Fame has announced its 2021 inductees, and includes champion curler Crystal Frisk. Hailing from Gray, Saskatchewan, Crystal competed in 37 provincial championships between 1977 and 2017. In women’s competition, Crystal competed in 6 provincial competitions. Her Prince Albert team (along with Bonnie Brandon, Pam Ochitwa and Sharon Kvinlaug) won the
The 2022 SaskTel Tankard Provincial Men’s Curling Championship has been officially awarded to Curl Regina. The event will run from February 9 -13, 2022. The curling championship will take place at the Cooperators Centre in Regina. This beautiful facility has seating for 1200 and will be hosting the best men’s teams in Saskatchewan as they
Both curling clubs in Regina will be shutting down for the season and will look to reopen in Fall 2021. If you belong to a league please watch for communication from that curling clubs in regards to refunds etc. If you belong to the Curl Regina Youth League expect to receive information in the coming
Hello Regina Curlers! Curl Regina, the Highland Curling Club and the Caledonian Curling Club have been working together to ensure a safe return to play plan for curlers within our City. The safety of our membership, staff and patrons has been at the forefront of all discussions as we work to re-open both of our
