The Sherwood Park Curling Club offers a comprehensive Learn to Curl Program for adults that deals specifically with teaching beginners to thrive in the arena environment.
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Our goals are:
- to ensure that all curlers enjoy their experience on and off the ice.
- that you will be welcomed with open arms by instructors who strive to share their knowledge and love of the sport.
- to improve your general knowledge of the sport of curling as well as foster a love of all aspects of the game, both on and off the ice.
Time: Sunday afternoons 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM (due to bonspiels, some dates have a different start time)
Start Dates: FALL - September 30, 2018
Games: 9
Game Dates: Sept 30 Oct 21, 28 Nov 4,11, 25 Dec 2, 9, 16
WINTER - January 6, 2019
Games: 8
Game Dates: Jan 6, 20, 27 Feb 3, 17, 24 Mar 3, 10
Cost: FALL - $195/player (9 sessions) WINTER - $175/player (8 sessions)
Program Coordinator: Sarah Brown
SPCC Office Phone: 780-467-9412 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Equipment Required
If you do not own curling equipment of any kind, do not worry! We will provide the necessary on ice equipment.
You are required to bring:
- A flat soled shoe
- Loose fitting clothing with LAYERS
- Gloves (optional)
You should avoid:
- Shoes with hard soles
- Jeans
- Any clothing with loose parts or fuzz of any kind
We will provide:
- Grippers for both shoes if necessary
- Sliders
- Brooms/crutches
Instructors
Hello everyone!
My name is Sarah Brown. I am the coordinator of the Adult Learn to Curl Program. I am no stranger to the game of curling or to teaching it to others.
The sport of curling is one of my many passions. I have been curling since I was 14 years old, most recently with the Augustana Vikings Curling Team in Camrose, Alberta. I began my university curling career as a spare, sitting on the bench. By the end of my last year I had progressed to skipping the women’s team with three wonderful ladies. We fought our way though fall and winter regionals, claiming our spot in provincials and going on to win a silver medal. From there, we continued on to nationals, finishing fourth.
Besides avidly participating in the sport, I spent a great deal of my time working with both young children and young adults to teach them how to curl and improve their skills. Teaching others to play the game that I am passionate about gives me a great deal of joy. The curling community is my family and I am always happy to have a part in expanding it.
I truly hope that anyone reading this will consider joining the Sherwood Park curling family!
