Registration for next season is now officially open and runs through mid-September, or as leagues reach their maximum capacity. Members returning to a league who register and pay by August 1st guarantee their returning spot in that league. 

Members Must Have Unique Email Addresses

Each member must have a unique email address. A single person cannot sign up their spouse, significant other or children for leagues they may wish to participate in. Most adults and older children have access to their own email address or can create a new Gmail or Yahoo email address to register.

For those registering younger children or wishing to meet the requirement without a separate email address should read this post on our site about Plus Email Addresses which we’ve helped many parents adopt for use at HCC.

New Members Wishing To Register For Leagues (Youth or Adult)

New members must request an account and wait for confirmation the account has been enabled. Then you can login to the site and click the “Register for Leagues” button to complete the registration process, including payment details. Accounts for youth members should be in the name of the youth.

Existing Members Wishing To Register For Leagues (Youth or Adult)

Login to the site and click the “Register for Leagues” button to complete the registration process, including payment details.

Registering For One of the New Leagues

For the new curling leagues on Friday and Sunday, registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to full teams, followed by individuals who can fill specific open positions. All members of the team must have completed their registration for the team to be considered fully registered.

The new Wednesday Come and Curl sessions will be first-come, first serve up to a maximum of 45 for each session. 

Adult Learn To Curl

If you are wishing to sign up for the Adult Learn To Curl program that starts October 19th, you do not need to follow the full registration signup but instead can sign-up for LTC using our club event registration.

Youth Learn To Curl

To register for the Youth Learn To Curl program you must follow the steps as if registering for any league above, as a new or returning member. The program will not start until January 2026.

In-Person Registration Help Sessions

To help both new and returning members, an in-person registration session will be offered within the Huntley club. Stop by and someone will be happy to help you complete your registration or answer questions about league options. This session is scheduled for Monday, June 16th from 6pm to 8pm.

Depending upon need, we may hold more of these through the summer as required.

The Huntley Curling Club would like to share an important update with our members and community.

Over the past 15 years, Dwayne Lowe and his wife Jackie, have been an integral part of our club and community, ensuring top-quality ice conditions and supporting countless bonspiels, leagues, and events with professionalism and care.  We are incredibly grateful to Dwayne for his years of hard work, commitment, and contribution to the success of our club.

For the upcoming 2025-2026 season, the board is pleased to announce Paul Norman will be taking on head icemaker and the club manager role.

Paul is a very familiar face around the club, having been both on the board of directors and a key member of the ice team for several years. Paul is a trained Level 2 ice technician and continues to take higher level courses. He is also an inaugural member of Curling Canada's new Association of Curling Professionals program, being one of the first graduates as an Associate Pro and he is continuing certification leading to Club Professional, one of the first eight in Canada. Paul's passion, expertise and professional acumen will be a tremendous asset to Huntley and we are very privileged to have him accept this role. 

We look forward to having Dwayne and Jackie remain part of our community and stay tuned for details on an event to honour their contributions to the club.

Team Twining is gearing up for an exciting season with the goal of competing at the provincial championships. To help make this dream a reality, we're launching a fundraiser by selling custom broom covers featuring the Huntley logo for $20 each. These covers not only protect your broom but also showcase your club pride. All proceeds will go directly toward covering tournament entry fees and travel expenses essential for our journey to provincials. Your support will make a significant difference in helping our young athletes achieve their goals. Broom covers can be purchased in advance of the season by contacting This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

We are also seeking corporate sponsors for Team Twining. If you are interested in exploring a sponsorship opportunity, please contact us by using the email provided above and we’d be happy to share more details.

Thank you for your support!

Curling Ontario released info on their new Safe, Inclusive, Accessible Club Accreditation program part way through last season. Huntley Curling Club would like to create a committee to review Curling Ontario's checklist to see where the club stands, and to categorize the remaining items into various buckets of what we can or want to implement in the short or long term.

From Curling Ontario:

We are excited to launch the Safe, Inclusive, Accessible Club Accreditation program at Curling Ontario. This pilot program aims to support curling clubs in creating environments that prioritize inclusion, safety, and accessibility for all members and participants.

Key Highlights of the Program:

• The program offers clubs a structured approach to assess and improve their facilities and policies, based on feedback from our recent engagement tour.
• Clubs can achieve Gold, Silver, or Bronze accreditation by meeting specific criteria in Inclusion, Safe Sport, and Accessibility.
• A comprehensive checklist and additional resources are available now to assist clubs in their journey.

We encourage clubs to utilize the checklist during the pilot phase and provide feedback on its implementation. This input will be crucial for refining the program prior to its full launch in the fall of 2025.

Contact Paul Norman at paulnorman AT gmail.com if you wish more details or would like to be part of this committee.

Reported by Angie Davis

A heartfelt thank you to Dave for your many years of service as our Head Coach. Your dedication and commitment have been instrumental to the success of our program, and we wish you all the best in your next chapter.

Today (Sunday, April 6) we celebrated our skill awards and marked the completion of our Learn to Curl (L2C) program, with participants moving on to our Little Rock or U15 programs. We're excited to welcome Sharon as the new Head Coach of our Youth Program starting next season! Pam will officially claim the title of Youth Coordinator

We also presented three special trophies:

President Jeff Bird awarded Lifetime Honorary Membership status to Laurie and Ross Cotten, who have done so much for the club over the past 20+ years, especially for the Youth program. This includes educating son David so that he could rise to his current high-level coach status. A well deserved reward to the parents for many years of selfless volunteering. Thanks Laurie and Ross!

View all our honourary members here, including the information on Laurie and Ross Cotten.

Youth Coach David Cotten is retiring after 7 years of coaching the Little Rocks program. He was presented with an actual "Little Rock" with handle engravings to indicate that the club is extremely grateful for his extensive volunteer time developing our newer young curlers. Thanks David!

Reported by Cory Mundy

This year's Cathy Shane Memorial Bonspiel was an overwhelming success. With a full 16 teams the ice was full all day with teams playing creative styles of curling. We rotated positions(a Sandy favourite), curling crokinole and a rather entertaining game of curling minesweeper.  Whitney Toogood as always pleased the crowd with her meals which never disappoint.

After all the teams played their three games we finally had a winner. Team Mundy finished with the highest points for the day. Their team included Cory Mundy, Sherrie Mundy, Donna Shane-Zanderbelt and Sharon Shane-Chambers. As an added bonus Donna and Sharon are both Cathy's sisters which made the win so much more special.

The Event closed but did not end as Live music performed by Rick Picard and Lindsay Chunik entertained the crowd as we enjoyed our dinner and got to witness the amazing club championship finals.

Huntley's annual Club Championships were held this past week, to determine our top teams in the A, B and C divisions in our Competitive leagues, as well as the top team from our various Social leagues. The teams involved and the match results can be seen on this link.

Over 5 days the top teams from each division in 12 leagues battled it out in single-knockout drama over Quarter-finals, Semi-finals and then the Finals held on Saturday night, just after completion of the Cathy Shane closing bonspiel. The A-Final was hotly contested between two of the best teams in the club and came down to the last rock. The club was really abuzz with an energetic vibe with both events happening at the same time, and it was a great way to finish the season!

There were numerous awards presented afterward - Youth awards presented by Youth Coach David Cotten, and Club Championship awards presented by Match Director Jim Collings. The season's various trophy awards can be seen below.

2025 Championships

• 2024-2025 Season League Winners
• 2024-2025 Season Championship Schedule
• All-Time Trophy Winners

Congratulations to our 2025 Trophy Winners

A Division: Team Dave Cormier (including Dave Cormier, Jim Collings, Ross Cotten, Don Campbell, Graham Allan).

B Division: Team Andrea Leganchuk (including Lesley Ryan, Lidia Cormier, Tracy Samaan)

C Division: Team Jack Steski (including Cody Briggs, Nathan Fransham, Kyle Corkery, John Steski )

Social: Team Zoe Newell (including Ryan Anderson, Sarah Terpstra, David Nordien)

Team Frlan (Katrina Frlan, Erika Wainwright, Samantha Wall, Lauren Norman) were presented their U18 Provincial banner by club member and Curl Ontario Board member Gina Grosenick. What a wonderful season for our own Huntley team that we can be supremely proud of. This banner will be posted in the lounge alongside their other U18 Provincial banner from 2 years ago

This season a new league was created to primarily provide graduates from this season's two Learn To Curl classes somewhere to continue to grow their skills and experience the fun of curling. This league ran from January through March and some experienced club members were on-hand to help answer questions or provide strategy tips when asked. 

The winners of this inaugural season are Team Murray comprised of Keith Murray, Cindy Partridge, Nathalie Wagner and Peter Hachey.

Reported by Louis Frlan

Team Frlan competed in the recent U20 Nationals in Summerside PEI and went 5-3 in pool A to fall one game short of the four way tie for first in their pool amongst the 6-2 teams.  Although the team did not make the playoffs, they competed in every game and did beat the eventual silver medalists Quebec 1.  Much valuable experience was gained in competing at the top junior level in Canada and the girls had a great time on and off of the ice.  Lessons learned from PEI will serve the team well next year as they have announced they will stay together for another season even though some members may be going to university outside of Ottawa. 

The team would like to thank the Huntley Curling Club and all its members for their generous ice time and for supporting their fund raising efforts for attending two National events this year.  Also, our sponsors are key to competing at this level and we would like to thank all of them but especially our title sponsor Scotiabank and Huntley's own Burnt Rock Curling Company.

Reported by Charlene Johnston

Pictured are members of Team Bradley, L to R: Greg Casey, Charlene Johnston, Dave Bradley, Jen Bradley and T.J. Connolly

The initial Huntley Triathlon was held on March 22nd.  This fun event provided an opportunity for participants to take part in three disciplines: darts, curling and of course Curling! We witnessed a fine display of finesse, mental sharpness and competitive yet friendly spirit.

The event winner was Team Bradley, the majority of the players are graduates of our ever popular Learn to Curl Program. Second Place was claimed by Team Galipeau...the skip is a recent grad of L2C, his teammates are "rookie" curlers. Third Place was claimed by Team Collings, the skip being a seasoned curler with a team of enthusiastic players.

Thanks to Sean Lynch for helping with registration, Whitney for the tasty lunch, Katie for her great bar service, Tom Watters and Cam Ghent for sharing their knowledge of darts, Dwayne and Kevin for the fantastic ice conditions, Burnt Rock Curling for their donation, those that helped with scoring and the ladies that donated baking.

A good time was had by all...looking forward to Triathlon 2026