Club Closure Notice - COVID-19 UPDATE
     
    North Halton is committed to ensuring the health and safety of our Members, guests, employees and the community we live and work in as COVID-19 escalates its impact on businesses, families and communities across the globe.

    As a precautionary measure, and in an effort to help limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus, The Club at North Halton has made the decision to close all Clubhouse activities starting Monday, March 16th to approximately Monday, April 5th.  We will be revaluating this closure on a weekly basis and will communicate accordingly.

    We realize that the risk is low, however, this is a precautionary measure to keep our membership, team and community safe.  This is in line with other clubs, facilities and recreation within our area. 

    Our current actions related to COVID-19 include:

    • We are utilizing every recommended precaution by Health Canada, Public Health Ontario and the CDC (Centre for Disease Control).
    • We are closing the Clubhouse operations from Monday, March 16th to approximately Sunday, April 5th and will be revaluating this closure on a weekly basis.
    • We are taking further preventative actions to keep our North Halton family safe, including additional cleaning and disinfection of our facilities.
    • We are making certain that none of our current employees will go without pay due to COVID-19.

    Our highest priority is the health and safety of our Members, guests and employees.   We appreciate your understanding.

    Kyle Stewart
    General Manager
    The Club at North Halton

     

     

    Men’s Competitive League
    Rules of Play
     
    Draw Start Times:  6:30pm & 9:00pm Tuesday, 9:00pm select Wednesdays.
     
    League Format:  Teams will play a full round robin for regular season play.  Teams are ranked based on their win/loss record.
     
    Playoffs:  Teams will be split in to 3 divisions based on final regular season standings.  A Division (8 Teams), B Division (6 teams), C Division (6 teams).  Teams will play a round robin within their division and be re-ranked based on these results, followed by a Page Playoff system to determine division champions.  The winner of the A division playoffs is declared the Men’s Club Champions and will represent the club at the Everest Curling Club Championship in the fall.
     
    Length of Game:  8-ends – not to be longer than 2 hours.  Teams may concede at any point.  If teams are tied after 8 ends, a full extra-end will be played towards the glass to determine a winner.
    Skips:  The skip for a team throughout the course of the game must be a rostered team member.  The skip is deemed to be the person in charge of the house for 6 of the 8 shots per end.  While the skip is not required to throw 4th stones, a rostered team member is required to throw 4th stones.
    Spares:  Spares must play front end and must not play a position higher than that of the person they are replacing. 
     
    Minimum Number of Players:  Each team must have at least 2 rostered team members for the game to not be in default.
     
    Scoring:  Win/Loss

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    Good Friday
    10 Apr 2020; - 12:00AM
    Easter
    12 Apr 2020; - 12:00AM

    Our Location

    363 Maple Avenue W
    Georgetown Ontario
    L7G4S5

    Contact Us

    Phone: 905-877-5236

    Email: [email protected]


    Club Information

    The Club at North Halton houses the only curling facility in Georgetown. Four sheets of ice support an active curling program that includes Ladies’, Men’s, Open and Mixed leagues for social and competitive curlers of all levels.  We also offer a great junior program that runs on Sundays.

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