The following leagues are available at the Parksville Curling Club:
Please note that the leagues can be Fall or Winter or Annual in duration.
Some leagues are PCMCA (60+) registered while others are not. A PCMCA fee applies to these leagues.
Follow these links for a visual calendar of league dates:
Weekly Schedule
Annual and Bonspiel Schedule
Please note the date in the column of the annual schedule is the Monday of that week. Schedules are subject to change up to the beginning of the curling seasons. Any league may be canclled if not enough members register for that specific league
Ladies Monday Morning 9:30 am - Team of Choice Annual (PCMCA)
9:30 a.m. Monday mornings.
Teams are built based on the Team of Choice system, which means you can join as a full team or an individual.
Pacific Coast Masters Curling Association (PCMCA) 60+ designated League. Our season spans from September to March, pausing for a break around Christmas. A PCMCA fee will be applied.
Email: Monday Ladies league captain for more information.
Ladies Tuesday Evening 7:00 pm - Team of Choice Annual League
7:00 p.m. Tuesdays evenings.
Teams are built based on the Team of Choice system, which means you can join as a full team or an individual.
This is a dynamic league for a fun experience on the ice. This group of women shares all curling abilities, from novice first-year curlers to experienced curlers. Our season spans from September to March, pausing for a break around Christmas.
Email: Tuesday Women league captain for more information.
Ladies Wednesday Afternoon 2:00 pm - Fall Out of the Hat - PCMCA
2:00 p.m. Wednesday afternoons.
This league offers a fun and inclusive environment for curlers of all skill levels, from veterans to novices. We strive to balance teams with players of similar experience, ensuring competitive play while prioritizing fun, learning, and social interaction.
This lady's Out of the Hat (OoH) is a Pacific Coast Masters Curling Association (PCMCA) 60+ designated league. A PCMCA fee will be applied.
Out of the Hat builds its teams by random draw.
Email: Wednesday Ladies league captain for more information.
Ladies Wednesday Afternoon 2:00 pm - Winter Out of the Hat - PCMCA
2:00 p.m. Wednesday afternoons.
This league offers a fun and inclusive environment for curlers of all skill levels, from veterans to novices. We strive to balance teams with players of similar experience, ensuring competitive play while prioritizing fun, learning, and social interaction.
This lady's Out of the Hat (OoH) is a Pacific Coast Masters Curling Association (PCMCA) 60+ designated league. A PCMCA fee will be applied.
Out of the Hat builds its teams by random draw.
Email: Wednesday Ladies league captain for more information.
Men's Monday Morning 12:00 pm (noon) - Fall Masters Out of the Hat - PCMCA
12:00 p.m. (noon) Mondays
This league is perfect for those who enjoy a blend of skillful play, friendly competition, and social interaction. Whether you're an experienced curler or still honing your skills, you'll find a welcoming community here. Join us on Mondays for a great time on the ice, and become part of our Masters group.
This men's Out of the Hat (OoH) is a Pacific Coast Masters Curling Association (PCMCA) 60+ designated league. A PCMCA fee will be applied.
Email: Monday Mens Masters league captain for more info.
Men's Monday Morning 12:00 pm (noon) - Winter Masters Out of the Hat - PCMCA
12:00 pm (noon) Mondays - Out of the Hat a designated PCMCA league
Email: Monday Mens Masters league captain for more info.
Men's Monday Night 6:30 pm - Annual Team of Choice League
6:30 pm draw on Mondays, Team of Choice
Email Monday Mens for info
Men's Wednesday Morning Masters - 8:45 and 11:15 am - Annual Team of Choice - PCMCA
8:45 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. draws on Wednesdays, Team of Choice a designated PCMCA league
Email Wednesday Men's Masters league captain for more info
Mixed Tuesday Morning 9:00 am - Fall Out of the Hat
9:00 a.m. Tuesdays - Out of the Hat
Email Tuesday Mixed for more info
Mixed Tuesday Morning 9:00 am - Winter Out of the Hat
9:00 a.m. Tuesdays - Out of the Hat
Email Tuesday Mixed for more info
Mixed Super Cash - Wednesday Evening 7:00 pm Annual League
7:00 p.m. Wednesdays
Email Super Cash League captain for more info
Mixed Chris Rose Thursday Night 5:15 pm - Annual Team of Choice League
Mixed Chris Rose Thursday Night 5:15 PM - Team of Choice
Email Thursday Mixed league captain for more info
3-6-6 Thursday 7:45 pm Fall League
7:45 pm Thursday 3-6-6 Recreational League
What is the 3-6-6 Curling format?
The 3-6-6- league comprises 3 curlers, 6 rocks and 6 ends. Each team has a designated Lead, Vice and Skip who maintain those positions throughout the game. Each player throws 2 rocks in each of the 6 ends. The player not delivering the rock can sweep the entire length of the sheet.
The Free Guard Zone rule is as in Stick curling: the first 3 stones played cannot be removed from play no matter where they sit in the area from hog line to back line until the 4th rock is thrown.
3-6-6 Thursday 7:45 pm Winter League
7:45 pm Thursday 3-6-6 League
What is the 3-6-6 Curling format?
The 3-6-6- league comprises 3 curlers, 6 rocks and 6 ends. Each team has a designated Lead, Vice and Skip who maintain those positions throughout the game. Each player throws 2 rocks in each of the 6 ends. The player not delivering the rock can sweep the entire length of the sheet.
The Free Guard Zone rule is as in Stick curling: the first 3 stones played cannot be removed from play no matter where they sit in the area from hog line to back line until the 4th rock is thrown.
3-6-6 Saturday 12:30 pm Fall League
12:30 pm Saturday 3-6-6 Recreational League
What is the 3-6-6 Curling format?
The 3-6-6- league comprises 3 curlers, 6 rocks and 6 ends. Each team has a designated Lead, Vice and Skip who maintain those positions throughout the game. Each player throws 2 rocks in each of the 6 ends. The player not delivering the rock can sweep the entire length of the sheet.
The Free Guard Zone rule is as in Stick curling: the first 3 stones played cannot be removed from play no matter where they sit in the area from hog line to back line until the 4th rock is thrown.
3-6-6 Saturday 12:30 pm Winter League
12:30 pm Saturday 3-6-6 Recreational League
What is the 3-6-6 Curling format?
The 3-6-6- league comprises 3 curlers, 6 rocks and 6 ends. Each team has a designated Lead, Vice and Skip who maintain those positions throughout the game. Each player throws 2 rocks in each of the 6 ends. The player not delivering the rock can sweep the entire length of the sheet.
The Free Guard Zone rule is as in Stick curling: the first 3 stones played cannot be removed from play no matter where they sit in the area from hog line to back line until the 4th rock is thrown.
Stick Curling Tuesday Morning 11:30 am - Fall Out of the Hat - PCMCA
11:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Out of the Hat (top)
Email Tuesday Stick for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Tuesday Morning 11:30 am - Winter Out of the Hat - PCMCA
11:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Out of the Hat
Email Tuesday Stick for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Tuesday Afternoon 12:45 pm - Fall Team of Choice - PCMCA
Please note the New Start time of 12:45 p.m. Tuesdays for the Team of Choice.
Email Tuesday Stick for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Tuesday Afternoon 12:45 pm - Winter Team of Choice - PCMCA
Please note the New Start time of 12:45 p.m. Tuesdays for the Team of Choice
Email Tuesday Stick for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Sturling Open Fall League Thursday 8:45 am - Play 2 Games
Thursday 8:45 am
Email Thursday Sturling League captain for more info
If you know the team you will be playing with, please use the Team Entry to fill in the names of the team members. You will only be charged the fee for your registration. Each team member MUST still register and pay separately.
What is Sturling Stick Curling format?
Sturling is the official name for the two (2) player team sport of curling, bringing together stick, slide and wheelchair curling formats.
Sturling league rules will follow the two (2) player stick rule format.
Six (6) ends – each player throws three (3) ends of six (6) rocks with each partner at opposite ends holding the broom. No sweeping centreline between the two (2) hog lines.
Sturling Stick Curling League Player Options:
1 -One (1) slide and one (1) stick curler.
2 - Both curlers may be stick curlers.
3 - Both curlers may be slide curlers.
Sturling Open Winter League Thursday 8:45 am - Play 2 games
Thursday 8:45 am
Email Thursday Sturling League captain for more info
What is Sturling Stick Curling format?
Sturling is the official name for the two (2) player team sport of curling, bringing together stick, slide and wheelchair curling formats.
Sturling league rules will follow the two (2) player stick rule format.
Six (6) ends – each player throws three (3) ends of six (6) rocks with each partner at opposite ends holding the broom. No sweeping centreline between the two (2) hog lines.
Sturling Stick Curling League Player Options:
1 -One (1) slide and one (1) stick curler.
2 - Both curlers may be stick curlers.
3 - Both curlers may be slide curlers.
Stick Curling Friday 10:00 AM - Fall Out of the Hat League
10:00 a.m. draw on Fridays September to December,. Out of the hat League. Teams change each week to allow playing with everyone.
Email Friday Stick league captain for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Friday - 10:00 AM - Winter Out of the Hat League
This league is late December through March. The Team changes every week in order to play with everyone.
Email Friday Stick league captain for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Friday 11:15 AM - Fall Team of Choice League - PCMCA
11:15 a.m. draws on Fridays
Email Friday Stick league captain for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Friday 11:15 am Winter Team of Choice League PCMCA
11:15 am draws on Fridays
Email Friday Stick league captain for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Open League: can be pre-determined teams or individuals. If teams then both players must register before the 24 player limit is reached.
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Friday 1:00 PM - Fall Out of the Hat League - PCMCA
1:00 pm. draw on Fridays.
Email Friday Stick league captain for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Friday 1:00 PM - Winter Out of the Hat - League - PCMCA
1:00 PM draw on Fridays.
Email Friday Stick league captain for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Friday 2:15 PM - Fall Team of Choice League - PCMCA
2:15 p.m. draws on Fridays
Email Friday Stick league captain for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Leagues exist for Team of Choice (ToC) or Out of Hat (OoH).
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Stick Curling Friday 2:15 pm Winter Team of Choice League PCMCA
2:15 pm draws on Fridays
Email Friday Stick league captain for more info
Stick Curling format of two (2) players
The stick is a term used to identify a device that enables a curler to deliver a rock from a standing position. The stick extends from a curler's hand and attaches to the rock handle. A good curling delivery with a stick requires proper set up, correct aim and weight control just as in the slide delivery.
Stick curling is designed for those who wish to enjoy the sport of curling without the same physical demands as the conventional game. Teams are comprised of 2 players, there are 6 rocks thrown per end, and games are 6 ends in length. Sweeping is allowed, but only once the thrown rock has crossed the far hog line.
Players may be either male or female.
Open League: can be pre-determined teams or individuals. If teams then both players must register before the 24 player limit is reached.
If you are slide delivery curler and wish to play in a Stick Curling league the Sturling Stick Curling League allows both slide and stick curlers.
Open Doubles League 2:15 pm - Fall Tuesday Afternoon League
2:15 p.m. Tuesdays
Open Doubles format - no restrictions on player genders. Stick curlers are welcome. Mixed doubles rules apply. 8 end games.
No doubles experience is necessary. Try curling's most exciting format! Don't want to get up and sweep your own rock? You don't have to! Your partner can sweep or you can have no sweeper. You'll never be bored because everyone is fully engaged in every shot.
Individual registrations are welcome - we'll do our best to find you a partner.
Email Tuesday Doubles league captain April Gale-Seixeiro for more info.
Open Doubles League 2:15 pm - Winter Tuesday Afternoon League
2:15 p.m. Tuesdays
Open Doubles format - no restrictions on player genders. Stick curlers are welcome. Mixed doubles rules apply. 8 end games.
No doubles experience is necessary. Try curling's most exciting format! Don't want to get up and sweep your own rock? You don't have to! Your partner can sweep or you can have no sweeper. You'll never be bored because everyone is fully engaged in every shot.
Individual registrations are welcome - we'll do our best to find you a partner.
Email Tuesday Doubles league captain April Gale-Seixeiro for more info.
Learn to Curl Fall Session - Friday Evening 7:00 pm
7:00 p.m. - Friday Nights - Learn to Curl & Recreational FUN League
Sign Up Individually or as a Couple. Teams and/or format will be determined based on registrants. No Drop-Ins are allowed; players must be Registered.
This social league is for all level of curlers who want to have FUN. From beginner curlers learning the game or more experienced curlers sharing their knowledge with others this league is designed for everyone.
Bring clean rubber-soled shoes (carry into the Club) and warm loose-fitting clothing.
Own equipment is recommended but all needed equipment is available at the Club.
Email Friday Recreational Fun league captain for more info
Learn to Curl Winter Session - Friday Evening 7:00 pm
7:00 p.m. - Friday Nights - Learn To Curl League
Session #2: 5 Friday nights start January 19th
This is a 5 night league that teaches you how to curl. From terminology and basics to delivery and strategy. This fun night will take you through it all. This league is for new curlers and beginners and includes 2 hours on the ice. Equipment is provided.
There are no fees associated with the LTC league.
The cost for this program is just $75 which includes loan of all needed equipment. Bring clean rubber-soled shoes (please carry them into the club) and wear warm stretchy clothing.
Session #2: 5 Friday nights start January 19th
For more information or if you have any questions, please email:
Gerald Kelly, Manager
Parksville Curling Club
250-248-3764
Recreational League Fall - Friday Evening 7:00 pm
7:00 p.m. - Friday Nights - Learn to Curl & Recreational FUN League
Sign Up Individually or as a Couple. Teams and/or format will be determined based on registrants. No Drop-Ins are allowed; players must be Registered.
This social league is for all level of curlers who want to have FUN. From beginner curlers learning the game or more experienced curlers sharing their knowledge with others this league is designed for everyone.
Bring clean rubber-soled shoes (carry into the Club) and warm loose-fitting clothing.
Own equipment is recommended but all needed equipment is available at the Club.
Email Friday Recreational Fun league captain for more info
Recreational League Winter - Friday Evening 7:00 pm
7:00 p.m. - Friday Nights - Recreational FUN League
Sign Up Individually or as a Couple. Teams and/or format will be determined based on registrants. No Drop-Ins are allowed; players must be Registered.
This social league is for all level of curlers who want to have FUN. From beginner curlers learning the game or more experienced curlers sharing their knowledge with others this league is designed for everyone.
Bring clean rubber-soled shoes (carry into the Club) and warm loose-fitting clothing.
Own equipment is recommended but all needed equipment is available at the Club.
Session 2 - 5 games Starts Friday January 19th
Email Friday Recreational Fun league captain for more info
Saturday 9:30 am Fall Member Registration for the Family & Friends Recreational League
9:30 am Saturday Mornings -
Family & Friends This is a new concept league to allow members to curl with your kids or grand-kids and / or their friends or neighbours. This is a team entry league and each team must have at least 1 or 2 regular adult members as well as at least 2 or 3 youth members. (ages 12 to 19) The youth can be family members or friends etc. It is a fully recreational and social league. The youth league fees are $0.00 BUT the youth members must pay the CurlBC, CCA, and Capital fees. ($52). Youth curlers can use the club’s equipment at no rental fee. **** The youth registration is a manual registration that is done after the adult members have registered their team. This is a new process and will likely have growing pains. Please be patient. Paper forms for the youth members will be available at the club after both the league and teams have been confirmed.
League Curling Format
4 players
Lead , second, third, skip
Each player throws 2 rocks per end
8 ends Total
Saturday 9:30 am Fall Youth Registration for the Family & Friends Recreational League
This is the Youth ONLY registration league. The adult portion of this league is a seperate entity.
9:30 am Saturday Mornings -
Family & Friends This is a new concept league to allow members to curl with your kids or grand-kids and / or their friends or neighbours. This is a team entry league and each team must have at least 1 or 2 regular adult members as well as at least 2 or 3 youth members. (ages 12 to 19) The youth can be family members or friends etc. It is a fully recreational and social league. The youth league fees are $0.00 BUT the youth members must pay the CurlBC, CCA, and Capital fees. ($52). Youth curlers can use the club’s equipment at no rental fee. **** The youth registration is a manual registration that is done after the adult members have registered their team. This is a new process and will likely have growing pains. Please be patient. Paper forms for the youth members will be available at the club after both the league and teams have been confirmed.
League Curling Format
4 players
Lead , second, third, skip
Each player throws 2 rocks per end
8 ends Total
Saturday 9:30 am Winter Member Registration for the Family & Friends Recreational League
9:30 am Saturday Mornings -
Family & Friends This is a new concept league to allow members to curl with your kids or grand-kids and / or their friends or neighbours. This is a team entry league and each team must have at least 1 or 2 regular adult members as well as at least 2 or 3 youth members. (ages 12 to 19) The youth can be family members or friends etc. It is a fully recreational and social league. The youth league fees are $0.00 BUT the youth members must pay the CurlBC, CCA, and Capital fees. ($52). Youth curlers can use the club’s equipment at no rental fee. **** The youth registration is a manual registration that is done after the adult members have registered their team. This is a new process and will likely have growing pains. Please be patient. Paper forms for the youth members will be available at the club after both the league and teams have been confirmed.
League Curling Format
4 players
Lead , second, third, skip
Each player throws 2 rocks per end
8 ends Total
Saturday 9:30 am Winter Youth Registration for the Family & Friends Recreational League
This is the Youth ONLY registration league. The adult portion of this league is a seperate entity.
9:30 am Saturday Mornings -
Family & Friends This is a new concept league to allow members to curl with your kids or grand-kids and / or their friends or neighbours. This is a team entry league and each team must have at least 1 or 2 regular adult members as well as at least 2 or 3 youth members. (ages 12 to 19) The youth can be family members or friends etc. It is a fully recreational and social league. The youth league fees are $0.00 BUT the youth members must pay the CurlBC, CCA, and Capital fees. ($52). Youth curlers can use the club’s equipment at no rental fee. **** The youth registration is a manual registration that is done after the adult members have registered their team. This is a new process and will likely have growing pains. Please be patient. Paper forms for the youth members will be available at the club after both the league and teams have been confirmed.
League Curling Format
4 players
Lead , second, third, skip
Each player throws 2 rocks per end
8 ends Total
Juniors League Monday Afternoon 3:45 pm Annual
Junior Curling League
Eligibility: Anyone between the ages of 10 and 20 years of age, as of December 31st, may attend. Junior League members are encouraged to bring a friend to try curling on Mondays.
Cost: $100
(Curlers 13 years of age and OVER as of Dec 31, 2023 must also pay GST, Curl BC Fee of $18.00 and Curling Canada Fee of $2.00)
Place: Parksville Curling Club, in the Parksville Community Park
Office Phone: 250-248-3764 (Manager)
Registration: Online registration begins in August.
Curling Times: Mondays from 3:45 pm to 5:15 pm.
League Format: Warm up/Practice slides and Throws/Drills/Games
Instructors will help novice and experienced youth curlers, explaining the game, various drills to improve deliveries and instruction during ends of play.
Qualicum Curling Club has a Junior League on Thursdays; contact Club @ 250-752-6162
Footwear and Clothing: CLEAN, flat rubber- soled running shoes, CARRIED TO THE RINK and comfortable/warm clothing (sweat, stretchy or track pants are best).
You will not be permitted on the ice with shoes that have been worn to the rink.
Equipment: It is not necessary to purchase any equipment for the beginner curler as we have step-on sliders, brooms, stabilizers and some grippers available. Limited selection of curling shoes, on a first come first served basis are also available. Slip on grippers, sliders, curling shoes and brooms can be purchased from the Nanaimo Curling Club and a small selection at Qualicum Beach Curling Club. Should you decide to purchase your own gripper and slider, be sure to take with you the footwear you plan to use as important to guarantee a tight fit.
NOTE: All curlers 12 years of age or younger – RECOMMENDED to wear a helmet all times on ice.
Visit our Parksville Curling Club Website: www.parksvillecurling.com Or email [email protected]
Special Olympics League Thursday Afternoon 4:00 pm
4:00 pm Thursday
Email Special Olympics league captain for more info
Spare Any League Any Time Group Annual
You register here if you only want to spare and do not register in any leagues. Members that select this group will pay all PCC "other" fees and $10 for any League game spared. This will allow you to spare in any league, as many leagues as you wish as long as you meet the gender, age and all other conditions of those leagues.