Here you will find info on past events along with pictures, you can always click on the picture to enlarge!

 

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Once again, the St. Albert Curling Club was one of the local clubs hosting the Marc Kennedy Junior Classic Bonspiel! This year, with 76 teams, the competetion was fierce and the skills were top-notch!  Marc Kennedy was kind enough to bring the Brier Tankard for everyone to see and to take it for a "slide" on our ice!  View the video here! 

 

 

Draw 1- March 21 (10:45am-12:30pm) #093438 BLUE Winning Amount: $125.00: CLAIMED

Draw 2- March 21 (2:15pm-4:00pm) #949317 RED Winning Amount: $130.00: UNCLAIMED

Draw 3- March 21 (4:30pm-6:15pm) #949438 RED Winning Amount: $123.00: CLAIMED

Draw 4- March 22 (10:45am-12:30pm) #949656 RED Winning Amount $180.00: CLAIMED

Draw 5- March 22 (2:15pm-4:00pm) #875552 RED Winning Amount $127.50: CLAIMED 

 

 

 

 

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Thank you to all our volunteers, sponsors and members for another great season! More pics here!

 

 

 

And that’s a wrap! Another successful funspiel in the books! BIG THANK YOU to everyone who made our 76th Birthday Bash so awesome: teams, players, spares, volunteers, sponsors, spectators, family and friends! Thanks to our amazing staff: Taina, Sandra, Audra, all the ice crew and the bar staff, and to Marlene at Mama M’s and her kitchen crew! We had great ice, cold drinks and yummy food!  

 

For pictures, check out our facebook post!

 

 

  

Coop Candy Shop U15 Funspiel was held on January 18th with 20 junior teams competing in 5 pools!  Congratulations to all the winners!  The kids had a super time and we can't wait to do it again next year! Thank you to the sponsors that helped make this event possible: North Central CO-OP, Riverside Tim Hortons, BeeMaid Honey Ltd, Circle K and Landmark Cinemas! 

 

    

 

January 10-12, we hosted the Wheelchair Provincials!  Congratulations to all the athletes and coaches that participated.  Big congratulations to the winning team - Team Purvis that will be representing Alberta at Nationals in Quebec. 

The club held its O16 Qualifiers from January 10-12. Representing our club at the  O-16 Curling Alberta Club Championships in March are Team Atkinson and Team Gagne for the women's side, and the men will be represented by Team Beley and Team Germain on the men's, and team Rouault/Rouault for the Stick leagues!  Congratulations, we know you will represent us well!

 

 

2024 Milt McDougall Stick Bonspiel was held on Dec 18 and 19 with 48 teams.  This annual event sells out every year with league members competing for the top prize.  Congratulations to Sandy & Jeff Kaufman who reigned victorious this year!

 

Thank you to the event sponsor, All Choice rentals for their support! 

 

 

  

 

 

Every year, the Gold and Stajed youth let loose with games on ice: human curling, skills competitions, cross sheet curling and turkey shoot.  This is followed up by some much deserved hot chocolate, cheese bread and treats.  The classic best Christmas sweater is held and winners get a Swiss Chalet gift card.  For the turkey shoot, the winner gets to take home the frozen turkey!  Congratulations to Evi for her win in the turkey shoot!  Special thank you to the parents that helped with the set up, serving hot chocolate and picture taking!

 

    

 

Christmas Dinner & Dance:

 

On November 30th, the 50+ League once again hosted it's Annual Christmas Dinner & Dance!  The food was delicious (as always) with turkey, ham and all the fixins.  The live band, Crystal Blue and the Persuasions had the folks jumping on the dancefloor!  Every year, there are door prizes and a fund-raising prize raffle where the proceeds go towards the 50+ League Rock of Ages Curling Scholarship whereby deserving youth are selected to go to Alberta Rocks Youth Curling Camp.

 

 

   

 

 

Once again, on December 6th, 2024, the Ladies held the traditional Christmas Luncheon at the club.  It was wonderful to see old friends and catch up on their news.  Our group was smaller than in the past but everyone who attended seemed to be enjoying themselves.

 

The lunch tradition started many years ago as a potluck lunch after the Ladies Friday Morning Curling League played their last game before Christmas. Each team brought a dish to share for the main course and something for dessert.  The meals were always delicious with plenty of food for all.  Someone suggested that we should also invite the ladies who had given up curling for various reasons to join us for lunch and to reminisce, so we expanded our attendees. There were even quite a few years where we had Christmas Carolling after lunch around the old piano!  The best memories are of the camaraderie we all shared to celebrate the joy of the season! 

 

Thank you to Vera Neveu for keeping this tradition going!