Parksville Ladies Open
12 - 14 Mar 2010
D Event Winners
12 - 14 Mar 2010
D Event Winners
Skip - Sandra Gallway, Third - June Fuller
Second - Liz Ellis, Lead - Erma Derksen
Qualicum Open Mixed Bonspiel
26 - 28 Feb 2010
A Event Winners
Skip- Kevin Robarts, Third - Jana Bristol,
Second - Duffy Simpson, Lead - Janine Trakhtenberg (Vancouver)
B Event Winners
Skip- Randy Veitch, Third - Kim Jonsson,
Second - Dennis Colburn, Lead - Mickey Colburn
Campbell River Ralph Boyd Open
05 - 7 Feb 2010
B Event Winners - Carr Hilton Rink
D Event Winners - Schmidt Rink
Senior Mixed Bonspiel
Parksville Curling Club
29 - 31 Jan 2010
B Event Winners
Randy Veitch, Kim Jonsson, Richard Lewis and Mickey Colburn
North Island BC Club Challenge
Powell River Curling Club
12 - 14 Mar 2010
Congratulation Ladies
BC Club Challenge Rules of Eligibility
BC Senior Games
a gold medal at the Senior Summer Games in Richmond Sept. 15 - 19th.
Second - Liz Ellis, Lead - Erma Derksen
Qualicum Open Mixed Bonspiel
26 - 28 Feb 2010
A Event Winners
Skip- Kevin Robarts, Third - Jana Bristol,
Second - Duffy Simpson, Lead - Janine Trakhtenberg (Vancouver)
B Event Winners
Skip- Randy Veitch, Third - Kim Jonsson,
Second - Dennis Colburn, Lead - Mickey Colburn
Campbell River Ralph Boyd Open
05 - 7 Feb 2010
B Event Winners - Carr Hilton Rink
D Event Winners - Schmidt Rink
Senior Mixed Bonspiel
Parksville Curling Club
29 - 31 Jan 2010
B Event Winners
Randy Veitch, Kim Jonsson, Richard Lewis and Mickey Colburn
North Island BC Club Challenge
Powell River Curling Club
12 - 14 Mar 2010
Congratulation Ladies
For the 2nd consecutive year the Robson Ladies Rink will represent the Comox Valley Curling Club
skip: Colleen Robson, third: Mare Michell, second: Val Schultz, lead: Cheryl DeCrane
The Curling Club represented by
the team must be a paid up member in good standing with CurlBC.
Each team is allowed on the ice at any one time only one player who has played in a Men's coastal or interior championship or a Men's, Women's or Seniors provincial championship in the current or previous year or participated in a Grand Slam event in the current or previous year.
Each team will be allowed a maximum of 2 players between the ages of 15 and 20 as of December 31st of the year prior to the championship.
Each club will declare a men's team and a women's team of four players that played together in the club during the current season to represent their club as the men's and women's club champions. How or when the club declares this team is up to the individual clubs
(e.g., last year's champions, current year's champions, a special Club Challenge playoff).
A maximum of two replacement players is allowed from the regular team and they must be approved by the Event Committee
(eg. if you are replacing a second, the replacement player must have played second or lead in a club league).
Replacement players can play any position except skip but cannot play any position higher than the position being filled.
All games will be eight ends with ties being decided by a full extra end.
The BC Club Challenge Provincial Committee has the sole authority to grant exceptions to these rules in extraordinary circumstances.
Each team is allowed on the ice at any one time only one player who has played in a Men's coastal or interior championship or a Men's, Women's or Seniors provincial championship in the current or previous year or participated in a Grand Slam event in the current or previous year.
Each team will be allowed a maximum of 2 players between the ages of 15 and 20 as of December 31st of the year prior to the championship.
Each club will declare a men's team and a women's team of four players that played together in the club during the current season to represent their club as the men's and women's club champions. How or when the club declares this team is up to the individual clubs
(e.g., last year's champions, current year's champions, a special Club Challenge playoff).
A maximum of two replacement players is allowed from the regular team and they must be approved by the Event Committee
(eg. if you are replacing a second, the replacement player must have played second or lead in a club league).
Replacement players can play any position except skip but cannot play any position higher than the position being filled.
All games will be eight ends with ties being decided by a full extra end.
The BC Club Challenge Provincial Committee has the sole authority to grant exceptions to these rules in extraordinary circumstances.
BC Senior Games
Richmond Curling Club
September 15 - 19, 2009
Curling season off to a great start
Before the
curling season even started Sandra Galloway's senior ladies team won a gold medal at the Senior Summer Games in Richmond Sept. 15 - 19th.
Her
team, pictured left to right is Joan Brown, lead, Liz Ellis, second,
June Fuller, third
and Sandra Galloway, skip. They won all four games in round robin and
defeated Chilliwack
in the final game. This was a repeat performance as they did the same
thing in Prince George last year.
To make things especially sweet, the day they won the gold medal was Joan Brown's golden wedding anniversay! Let's hope they do as well next year when the Comox Valley Curling Club, along with the Campbell River Curling Club, hosts the Senior Summer Games next September.
Congratulations to the Galloway rink for the first win of the 2009 - 2010 season!
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updated: 15 Mar 2010
by Ellie Nicholas
by Ellie Nicholas
