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Wednesday Womens

ALL SECTIONS

Go Round #4 Draw Click Here: 2018GR4-Wed-Ladies

Standings: http://www.northhillcurlingclub.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Wednesday-Standings-2018-19.pdf

GR #4 Results:

  • “A” Winner: M. Siegel   Runner Up: S. King-Reimer

Five-Rock Rule is in effect this season!

5-rock-rule-explained

We are now playing with the five-rock rule in the free guard zone.  Under the five-Rock rule, teams are not permitted to eliminate their opponent’s rocks that are sitting in the free guard zone until five stones have been played in every end.  Players can still hit the guards; they just are not allowed to knock them out of play.

For the Wednesday Night Women, points will be allocated as follows:

Section Win Tie Loss
A 3 1 0

This will be used for Playoff seeding. Please see Club Playoff Page for the 2018-19 Playoff Format. 

Announcements

  • Evening Leagues Fees are Due NOW!

    We now have E-Transfer - Please use "payments@nhcc.ca" No password required, it's auto-deposit. We still accept cash, cheque, debit, Visa and Master Card. Click leagues tab for the fee schedule. Thank You!!

  • TEAMS NEEDED for Evening Leagues!!!

    Looking for 1 LADIES Team Wednesday Night and 2 OPEN Teams for Friday Night

    Evening Leagues start Sept 30th. Email: curl@nhcc.ca for more info

  • Practice Pass for September!

    Want some pre-season practice?  Think about getting the new NHCC September Practice Pass.  Open to any curler from any club!!!

    • Cost is $50 / person to practice as much as you want! 
    • Valid from Sept 3 to 27th subject to availability.
    • Call the office to book ice in one hour time slots.

  • Five-Rock Rule is in effect this season!

    We are now playing with the 5 rock rule in the FGZ as per Curling Canada rules in effect starting this season.  Under the 5-Rock rule, teams are not permitted to eliminate their opponent's rocks that are sitting in the free guard zone until five stones have been played in every end.  Players can still hit the guards; they just are not allowed to knock them out of play.