Team Lee Curling

Come on out to Leduc to watch some games, or check out the live streaming!

Take your coaching to the competitive level! 🥌

Join us for the Competition Coach Course at Okotoks Curling Club on March 7, 2026!
Ready to guide athletes through high-stakes competition? This intensive 1-day in-person course will equip you with the strategies, skills, and knowledge to coach at the competitive level.

📅 Course Date: March 7, 2026
📍 Location: Okotoks Curling Club
⏱️ Format: 1-Day In-Person

Perfect for coaches looking to advance their certification and make a bigger impact in competitive curling.
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On Curling Day in Canada, we punched our ticket to the provincial Master Men’s championships to be held in Grande Prairie from March 4 - March 8!

Thanks, guys, for hanging in there and grinding it out through three nail-biters to clinch the A1 qualifying spot at the Granite Curling Club in Edmonton.

Good luck to the other teams competing for the remaining three berths.

U15 Category Age Eligibility Clarification

It has come to our attention that the age eligibility dates published in the Competitor's Guide for the U15 category are incorrect and creating confusion. After careful consideration and with inclusivity of youth curlers in mind, we have decided to follow the published statement that U15 curlers must be ‘born on January 1, 2008, or later.’ Please note, the U15 category includes the U15 qualifiers, championship and tour point eligibility.

To clarify, the U15 Rockfest and Alberta Winter Games age eligibility is correct in the published documents, which states curlers must be 14 years of age maximum on June 30, 2023, born July 1, 2008 or later.

Next season, the U15 age eligibility will be updated to match U15 Rockfest, 14 years of age maximum on June 30, 2023, born July 1, 2008 or later.