The 2026–27 curling season is just around the corner, with regular leagues beginning the week of Monday, September 28. Check out the 2026–27 Schedule for a full overview of this season's key dates, including league play, bonspiels and more.

Open Registration for 2026–27 Season Now Active

Both returning and new members can now register for remaining spaces in all leagues, as well as enrol in our Adult Learn to Curl program. Questions? Reach out to our Membership Director, James Bull, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Read more for info on how to register as a new or returning member, and to find a list of current league openings.

Huntley's second annual Carp Fair Curling & Cows Bonspiel is here! A great weekend of curling and the excitement of a big town fair. 

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Start the season with the best of both worlds at Huntley’s inaugural Swing & Sweep event (golfspiel?). Sixteen teams will compete in nine holes of golf at the Greensmere Golf Course and two six-end games of curling at Huntley. Teams will enjoy live music Friday night and two meals on Saturday. Come on out and help make this the start of a new tradition for the club as we say goodbye to the golf clubs and hello to our brooms.

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The Arnprior Curling Club is offering a pre-season off-ice clinic starting Wednesday, September 9. This 5-week clinic covers all aspects of being a skip, as well as team dynamics (including a dedicated "Skipping for Women" program stream). Delivered by Doug Kreviazuk (a NCCP Certified Level 3 National Coach), it is a great clinic not only for skips or those interested in skipping, but all positions. Learn More and Register Here!

As part of the club's efforts to align with Curling Ontario's Safe, Inclusive, Accessible Accreditation Program, the board has been hard at work reviewing, updating and implementing key policies. Please review the latest updated policies: Code of Conduct Policy, Concussion Code of Conduct Policy, Safe Sport and Concussion Training Policy, and Criminal Record Checks Policy.  

Leslie Waddell, a Founding and Honorary HCC member, passed away July 5, 2026. Les was a longstanding member who freely volunteered his time making many significant contributions to the club. For several years on the Ice Team he helped make and maintain our ice. He and his best friend and wife of 54 years Judith assisted with various events, including teaching Little Rocks and delivery of the “Learn to Curl” program to beginners.

Les was the consummate gentleman, an avid reader and a gifted storyteller - a friend to all. He was a skilled curler who enjoyed the competitive side of the game as well as the social aspects. When his team played in the Ottawa Valley league, his first question wasn’t "who are we playing", it was "where are we going for lunch?” His welcoming personality made making friends easy for him. He will be sorely missed by his many friends and family.

Celebration of Life: Saturday, August 15, 2026, at the Kinburn Community Centre from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. All are welcome, just as Les would have wanted it.

Leslie Waddell Obituary and Celebration of Life Details

Tom Nishizaki, a Founding and Honorary member, passed away March 24, 2026. He was a driving force in getting the Huntley Curling Club off the ground, making significant monetary donations, followed by many years of contributions to the Club, especially during the formative years when his technical expertise was in demand.

He was one of “the boys” along with Stewart Hitchcock and Wayne Coyne who put together many banquets using the famous HCC washing machine oven, as well as organizing and working Carp Fair breakfasts and helping with many other work projects. He made friends easily with his low-key manner and will be greatly missed by family and friends.

Reported by Claire Zanetti & Sarah Terpstra

That’s a wrap on another fantastic Huntley Curling Club Golf Tournament on June 20! Players golfed under clear skies and then relocated to the club for a delicious meal.

Congratulations to the winners of the skill competitions:

🏆 Ladies' closest to the pin - Laurie Cotten

🏆 Men's closest to the pin - Jeff Elder

🏆 Ladies' longest drive - Sarah Terpstra

🏆 Men's longest drive - Tom Peake

🏆 Closest to the stone - Laurie Cotten (who hit the stone!)

🏆 Tournament winners - Sarah Terpstra, Jeff Elder, Zoe Newell and Ryan Anderson (with an impressive 14 under par)

And Sharon Seed walked away with $157.50 from the putting contest.

A huge thank you to all of our amazing volunteers and organizers who made the day possible. Your hard work behind the scenes keeps this event running smoothly and gives everyone a reason to come back year after year. Thanks to everyone who joined us for a day filled with great golf, great laughs, and even better company. Until next year… keep it in the fairway (or at least close enough)!

Watch: Celebration Reel on Facebook >

Also, please remember to thank our many sponsors (read more for the full list). Without their generosity the tournament would not be the same. 

Register now through Curling Ontario

Questions about this upcoming course can be directed to Our Training Director, Kat Honeywell, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

Register now through Curling Ontario

Questions about this upcoming course can be directed to Our Training Director, Kat Honeywell, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..