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ONTARIO CURLING ASSOCIATION 2020-21 COMPETITIONS THAT LEAD TO A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TO REGISTER GO TO WWW.ONTCURL.COM - COMPETITIONS DRAFT ONLY Last updated 2020-04-08 ENTRY ENTRY EVENT FORMAT & DATE HOST SITE PROVINCIALS FEE CLOSE CURLING CLUB PROVINCIAL RESTRICTED ZONE PROVINCIAL QUALIFIERS - October 23 -25 CHAMPIONSHIP October 30 - November 1 Zone 1-2 -3 (Men) Brockville Country Club Zone 1-2-3 (Women) Zone 4-5-6 (Men) Zone 4-5-6 (Women) Zone 7-8 (Men) Zone 7-8 (Women) Zone 9-10-11 (Men) Zone 9-10-11 (Women) Zone 12-13 (Men) Zone 12-13 (Women) Zone 14-15-16 (Men) Zone 14-15-16 (Women) Open Qualifier - East Open Qualifier - West NATIONAL CURLING CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP - tba November 22 -28, 2020 MASTER PROVINCIAL OPEN QUALIFIERS - November 20 - 22 MEN & WOMEN December 16 - 20 Qualifier 1 - Men Gananoque Curling Club Qualifier 2 - Men Qualifier 3 - Men Qualifier 4 - Men Qualifier 5 - Men Qualifier 6 - Men Qualifier 7 - Men Qualifier 8 - Men WOMEN PROVINCIAL QUALIFIERS - December 4 - 6 PQ (A) - Men & Women PQ (B) - Men & Women PQ (C) - Men & Women PQ (D) - Men & Women NATIONAL CANADIAN MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIP - tba April 5 - 11, 2021 PROVINCIAL MEN'S TANKARD CurlON CASH SPIEL - December 17 - 21 January 25 - 31 Cash Spiel St. Thomas Elgin Memorial Centre OPEN QUALIFIER - January 8 - 10 Open Qualifier NATIONAL TIM HORTON'S BRIER - Kelowna, BC March 5 - 14, 2021 WORLD FORD WORLD MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP - TBA April 3 - 11, 2021 PROVINCIAL SToH (Scotties) CurlON CASH SPIEL - December 17 - 21 January 25 - 31 Cash Spiel St. Thomas Elgin Memorial Centre OPEN QUALIFIER - January 8 - 10 Qualifier NATIONAL CANADIAN SCOTTIES TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS - Thunder Bay, ON February 19 - 28, 2021 WORLD FORD WORLD WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP - Schaffhausen, Switzerland March 20 - 28, 2021 JJJJSENIORJJJJ PROVINCIAL PROVINCIAL QUALIFIERS - February 19 - 21 MEN & WOMEN March 17 - 21 PQ (A) - Men & Women Walkerton Curling Club PQ (B) - Men & Women PQ (C) - Men & Women CHALLENGE ROUNDS - March 5 - 7 Challenge - Men Challenge - Women NATIONAL CANADIAN SENIORS - tba December 6 - 11, 2021 WORLD WORLD SENIORS - tba WHEELCHAIR PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS ENTER DIRECTLY TO PROVINCIALS January 27 - 31 King Curling Club NATIONAL CANADIAN WHEELCHAIR CHAMPIONSHIP - Moose Jaw, SK March 22 - 27, 2021 MIXED PROVINCIAL PROVINCIAL QUALIFIERS - Febuary 5 - 7 DOUBLES February 26 - 28 PQ (A) Cataraqui Golf & Country Club PQ (B) PQ (C) PQ (D) NATIONAL CANADIAN MIXED DOUBLES - tba March 23 - 28, 2021 MIXED PROVINCIAL PROVINCIAL QUALIFIERS - March 19 - 21 CHAMPIONSHIP April 7 - 11 PQ (A) - East Quinte Curling Club PQ (B) - Central PQ (C) - West NATIONAL CANADIAN MIXED - Canmore, AB November 7 - 15, 2021.

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2018Annual Report
2018 ANNUAL REPORT MISSION already hard at work to make sure we continue winning significant strides forward in their competitive careers To encourage and facilitate medals. Preferably gold! but also a wonderful showcase in which to display We are also incredibly proud of our Canadian their talents. the growth and development Paralympic wheelchair team. In fact, the bronze medal it Our focus isn’t just on high performance, though. of curling in co-operation won at the Winter Paralympics may have been the This coming season, after a very successful pilot, we’re feel-good story of the year. planning to introduce Curling Canada’s Hit Draw Tap with our network of affiliates. message FROM THE CHIEF When I pause and take the entire 2017-18 season program — a youth skills competition in which kids aged into account, it was, in fact, a magnificent year for teams six to 13 compete as individuals. They will all perform EXECUTIVE OFFICER wearing the Maple Leaf. three different shots — a hit, a draw and a tap — and the Teams skipped by Tyler Tardi and Kaitlyn Jones gave difficulty of the skills are modified based on the age of VISION us a gold-medal sweep at the World Junior Curling the child. It’s a wonderful program that focuses just as In the year 2014 and Championships in Scotland. much on fun as it does on skill development. AS I LOOK BACK ON THE 2017-18 CURLING SEASON, And then Jennifer Jones won gold on home ice at the Our feeder system is extremely important to the future beyond, curling in Canada I see so many reasons to be proud of what we have Ford Worlds in North Bay, Ontario, where sellout crowds of our sport and we have developed a world-class system — from the grassroots accomplished by working together for our sport.
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