
Everything you could want to know about grassroots competitive curling in the United States, primarily focused on curlers who participate at club, arena, and 5-and-under national events.
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While many of the eyes of the curling world turned to Ogden, Utah as the World Men’s Curling Championship got underway in the United States, 24 teams made their way to Chaska Curling Center for the USA Curling Club National Championships. W...
Two years ago, Everest announced the US club national champions would play in a live televised event, and there was a little bit more of a buzz going into the club championships in Fargo. After the Everest North American Curling Club Champi...
While the national championships or world championships signify the beginning of the end of curling for many, it’s the arrival of the club national championships that does it for me. From here, there are still a few events left on the horiz...
While I wouldn’t blame members of Team USA for disagreeing with me, I think it’s reasonable to say that the way the Olympics turned out was a nearly ideal scenario for curling clubs in the USA.
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I got hooked on the sport of curling after the Team Shuster won gold at the 2018 Olympics. I tried curling at my local curling club the next fall and didn't look back. I love to put a focus on some of the non-High Performance teams in the USA.
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