The Monday Night Open League is a team entry league, with a competitive format. The league invities all skill, and experience levels of curling. League etiquette expects patience from experienced players, and a willingness to learn from newer players.

At the end of the year, the Monday and Thursday Open League teams come together to compete in a week-long playoff format to be crowned the Open League Champions.  The final championship day is followed up with a final banquet and dance that evening.

Enter a team of four or five curlers, and compete, have fun, and appreciate the sport of curling in this great league. Teams can be made up of friends, family, co-workers, etc., and can be any combination of men and women.  If you are interested in this league and do not have a team, please register, and we will do our best to help place you on one.

The prize fund for the Monday Night Open League is $20 per curler.

This is a fun daytime league for all skill levels of male and female curlers.  This league works on a tag draw.  This means the committee will make up teams each morning before going on the ice.  It is a great format as there is no commitment, and no need to get a spare if you are ill or away.

Sign up as an individual and indicate your preferred playing positions.

This Men’s league is a team entry league that operates on a full round robin schedule, followed by playoffs.  The winner of this league is declared the Men’s Club Champions. If you are interested in this league and do not have a team, please let us know and we'll do our best to find a team for you.

Prize Fund: $20 per month (October to March)

This women’s league welcomes returning curlers and is also a comfortable introduction and entry point for new curlers. It provides a friendly atmosphere that fosters the love of the game and a healthy cross-section of recreation and competition. The league focuses on the development of all participants while reinforcing the social aspect - improve your curling skills while playing a fun game!

Players are allocated to new teams every 6 to 7 weeks, so you get the opportunity to play with, learn from and socialize with many different members during the season. The league encourages those curlers who cannot commit to every Wednesday evening to sign up for the spare list.

The Open League is a team entry league, with a competitive format. 

Put a team of 4 to 5 curlers together to compete and have fun in this great league.  Teams can be made up of friends, family, co-workers, etc, and can be any combination of men and women.  If you are interested in this league and do not have a team, although we can't guarantee placement on a team, we will do our best to help place you on one.

Prize fund for this league is $20 per curler.

This mixed league is a tag draw, meaning there are no set teams. Skips are determined each week and then skips draw names from a hat, based on who shows up, to determine teams. Winning skips will skip again the following week.
Everybody gets a chance to skip. Players earn individual points each week based on the result of the team they play with.

This league plays at 1:00pm on Friday afternoons.

This league is open to all skill levels. In this fun and social league teams are made up by the committee. Every 7 weeks teams and schedules are switched. Sign up as a single or a couple and indicate your preferred playing position.

Prize Fund for this league is $10 per curler, per draw (3 draws throughout the season). This is used for food and team prizes at the end of each draw.

This league is team entry and runs on Friday mornings at 10am from October to December. Each week the team will travel around and play at other curling clubs within the area. $40.00 per team member.  Please register as a team or a spare.

Saturday morning, twice a month, competitive teams will play a rotating schedule, leading to the end of year North Halton Women’s Club Championship.

This league offers the opportunity for enhanced strategic play with experienced curlers, team development, positional development, and competitive play.

How it works:

• Team entry to the league (5 players/team recommended)
• North Halton Women’s Club Championship eligibility
• Scoring will be: Win - 3 pts, Tie - 2 pts, Loss - 1 pt.
• Top 4 teams advance to Page Playoff format to determine our Women's Club Champion.

Note; those women interested with no team affiliation are able to register.  Although we cannot guarantee placement on a team, we will help to assemble teams as numbers permit and notify players.  The players must then determine their respective position amongst the assigned team members.

Take your game to the next level, join the Women's Competitive League!

North Halton Women’s Club Championship eligibility

This is a Competitve Doubles league that will operate every other Saturday, We are just working out the details but are looking forward to getting this league started! 

This men’s league is a tag draw, meaning there are no set teams. Skips are determined each week and then skips draw names from a hat, based on who shows up, to determine teams. Winning skips will skip again the following week.
Everybody gets a chance to skip. Players earn individual points each week based on the result of the team they play with.

This league is open to anyone ages 8-12 regardless of skill level. The league incorporates a teaching element as well as game experience with volunteer coaches. This is a very good starter league and allows kids to learn at their own pace.

Each week we start with some warm-ups off ice and then head out to the ice  On the ice, time is generally split between lesson and game.  For the lesson we have instruction each week where fundamental skills of the game are taught and kids have the opportunity to practice and develop these skills.  We also provide corrective measures when we see errors.  Then we split up into different teams each week to get some gameplay going and the kids have an opportunity to play an end or two of a game (depending on how much time is left and how quickly they can play).  At the start of the season there is more time spent on instruction than gameplay as we need to develop some of the skills first that are required to play a game.  As the season progresses there is a more even 50/50 split and then for the last couple weeks, time is more focused on gameplay.  The season will wrap up in late March.

CSA approved helmets are required for participants under the age of 12.  For more information please see our Helmet Policy.

This league is a tag draw, meaning there are no set teams. Teams are made on the day of with the people in attendance.
This league is individual sign-up.

This is a fun daytime league for all skill levels of curlers.  This league works on a tag draw.  This means teams will be made up by the committee each morning before going on the ice.  It is a great format as there is no commitment, and no need to get a spare if you are ill or away.

Sign up as an indivudal and indicate your preferred playing positions.

Little Rocks

This league is open to anyone ages 8-12 regardless of skill level. The league incorporates a teaching element as well as game experience with volunteer coaches. This is a very good starter league and allows kids to learn at their own pace.

Each week we start with some warm-ups off ice and then head out to the ice  On the ice, time is generally split between lesson and game.  For the lesson, we have instruction each week where fundamental skills of the game are taught and kids have the opportunity to practice and develop these skills.  We also provide corrective measures when we see errors.  Then we split up into different teams each week to get some gameplay going and the kids have an opportunity to play an end or two of a game (depending on how much time is left and how quickly they can play).  At the start of the season, there is more time spent on instruction than gameplay as we need to develop some of the skills first that are required to play a game.  As the season progresses there is a more even 50/50 split and then for the last couple weeks, time is more focused on gameplay.  The season will wrap up in late March.

CSA-approved helmets are required for participants under the age of 12.  For more information please see our Helmet Policy.

Bantam/Junior

This league is open to anyone ages 13-19 regardless of skill level. The league incorporates a teaching element as well as game experience with volunteer coaches. This is an excellent starter league and allows kids to learn at their own pace.