Curl Regina Annual General Meeting
Curl Regina Annual General Meeting is rescheduled to November 29th-10:00 AMZoom MeetingAll are welcome!Please RSVP By November 26th to info@curlregina.com
Youth Curling Camp 2025: Register Now at Callie Curling Club
Are you between the ages of 11-18 and ready to level up your skills on the ice? Join us at the Youth Curling Camp from September 27-28, 2025 at the Callie Curling Club. Register today by contacting the Callie at 306-525-8171 or email info@callieclub.com
Give Curling a Shot
Anyone looking to give curling a shot? No matter what your age or experience, come out to the Callie Club on Feb 22 between 1.00pm and 3.00pm where we’ll have instructors ready to show you what the great sport of curling is all about. You can register by emailing the club, and the fee is
Bryden wins National Seniors
Regina’s Randy Bryden rink has captured the Canadian National Senior’s championship with a win over Alberta. The Bryden rink hails from the Callie Curling club and is made up of skip Randy Bryden, third Troy Robinson, second Russ Bryden and lead Chris Semenchuk. Congratulations to the team and best wishes donning the Canadian jackets at
President reports a very successful curling year at the Curl Regina Annual General Meeting.
At the December 7th 2024 annual meeting of directors, the financial reports were presented, as well as the president’s report (see below). All executive directors will be serving one more year of their term. President Darwin Bender thanked all involved in a busy curling year. Presidents Report 2024 To the member clubs and all those
Curling Coordinator
Curl Regina is pleased to announce the appointment of Noah Flaman as our Curling Coordinator. In this role, he will work with Curl Regina, the Highland Curling Club, and the Caledonian Curling Club with a focus on developing strategies to grow our curling leagues and to help enhance and coordinate current programs for youth and
Junior Intermediate Program
Our new Highland Curling Academy supports the development of curling through a series of instructional programs each designed to meet the needs of players at their current experience and skill level.The Junior Intermediate category advances the skills and knowledge of junior curlers (U20) who have completed Curl 4 Kids and/or have at least two years