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The SWCT Committee
has been working hard and is excited to announce the schedule for
2012-2013!!!
The SWCT events are
open to all Juvenile, Junior, Dominion, Women's, Senior and Master's ladies
teams. All events are $520 entry fee. Rocktoberfest is the only event that is
a true triple, and all other events are modified triples. The draws are
similar to last year with the A final loser dropping to the B final, and the
B final loser drops to the C event.
Rocktoberfest - Oct
5- 8 (24 teams, 8 qualifiers, 7:00 PM start)
Saskatoon - Oct 12-
14 (16 teams, 6 qualifiers, 4:00 PM start)
Moose Jaw - Oct 19
- 21 (16 teams, 6 qualifiers, 4:00 PM start)
Prince Albert - Nov
2 - 4 (16 teams, 6 qualifiers, 7:00 PM start)
Yorkton - Dec 7 - 9
(24 teams, 8 qualifiers, 4:00 PM start)
Below is the
contact information:
***Regina Callie
Rocktoberfest (24 teams, 8 qualifiers, 7:00 PM start)
October 5 – 8, 2012
525-8171info@callieclub.com
***Saskatoon Nutana
(16 teams, 6 qualifiers, 4:00 PM start)
October 12 – 14,
2012
370-2111 gman@nutanacurling.club.ca (Brent Halpenny)
***Moose Jaw Ford
Curling Centre (16 teams, 6 qualifiers, 4:00 PM start)
October 19 – 21,
2012
631-6467 LGlova@mosaicplace.ca (Leslie Glova)
Prince Albert Business
Girls Cash Spiel (16 teams, 6 qualifiers, 7:00 PM start)
November 2 – 4,
2012
764-2421 bibby@sasktel.net (Pat Bibby)
*** Yorkton
Cornerstone (24 teams, 8 qualifiers, 4:00 PM start)
December 7 – 9,
2012
Pat Kuspira
(786-7416) or Yorkton Curling Club (783-4127)
p.kuspira@sasktel.net or yorktoncurlingclub@sasktel.net |
Saturday, April 28, 2012
2012-2013 Schedule
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
SWCT Curling Talk (April 24)
This is the last edition of the 2011-2012 SWCT Curling Talk. Hope you have enjoyed these newsletters throughout the year.
RESULTS
Dominion Women's Provincial Curling Championship
Estevan, SK
March 15-19, 2012
Congrats to the Danette Tracey team of Weyburn on winning the Dominion Women's Provincial Title. They played Heather Burnett in the final. Making it to the semi-finals were Denise Jabusch and Kimberley Eklund.
Canadian Senior Women's Championship
Abbotsford, BC
March 17-25, 2012
Team Saskatchewan (Darlene Gillies) finished the round robin with a 5-6 record and missed playoffs.
Canadian Masters Women's Championship
St. Lambert, QC
March 26 - April 1, 2012
Team Saskatchewan (Merle Kopach) finished the round robin with a 7-2 record and played Northern Ontario (Clark) in their semi-final. They beat Northern Ontario and then Ontario to capture gold.
Sun Life Players Championship
Summerside, PEI
April 17 - 22, 2012
Stefanie Lawton finished the round robin with a 5-2 record and meet Jennifer Jones in the semi-final. Lawton defeated Jones 6 - 3, and then defeated Cathy Overton-Clapham in the final 7 - 3 to claim the Sun Life Players Championship Title.
GETTING TO KNOW A CCA MEMBER
RESULTS
Dominion Women's Provincial Curling Championship
Estevan, SK
March 15-19, 2012
Congrats to the Danette Tracey team of Weyburn on winning the Dominion Women's Provincial Title. They played Heather Burnett in the final. Making it to the semi-finals were Denise Jabusch and Kimberley Eklund.
Canadian Senior Women's Championship
Abbotsford, BC
March 17-25, 2012
Team Saskatchewan (Darlene Gillies) finished the round robin with a 5-6 record and missed playoffs.
Canadian Masters Women's Championship
St. Lambert, QC
March 26 - April 1, 2012
Team Saskatchewan (Merle Kopach) finished the round robin with a 7-2 record and played Northern Ontario (Clark) in their semi-final. They beat Northern Ontario and then Ontario to capture gold.
Sun Life Players Championship
Summerside, PEI
April 17 - 22, 2012
Stefanie Lawton finished the round robin with a 5-2 record and meet Jennifer Jones in the semi-final. Lawton defeated Jones 6 - 3, and then defeated Cathy Overton-Clapham in the final 7 - 3 to claim the Sun Life Players Championship Title.
SWCT STANDINGS
Trish Paulsen
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25 points
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$5225
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23 points
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$6500
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Larissa Murray
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22 points
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$5050
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Penny Barker
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18 points
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$3675
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14 points
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$3050
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Jill Shumay
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14 points
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$2700
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Mandy Selzer
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12 points
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$2300
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Cindy Ricci
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11 points
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$2400
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Debbie Folk
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10 points
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$2500
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Lorraine Arguin
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10 points
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$1600
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Deanna Doig
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3 points
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$1100
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Brooklyn Lemon
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5 points
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$1000
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Jacqueline Swiderski
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5 points
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$900
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Robyn Silvernagle
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5 points
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$900
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Chantelle Eberle
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3points
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$750
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Brett Barber
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3 points
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$700
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Shalon Fleming
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3 points
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$700
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CTRS STANDINGS
5.
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Stefanie Lawton
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133.335
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17.
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Amber Holland
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38.589
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21.
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Michelle Englot
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34.612
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32.
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Jolene Campbell
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19.575
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35.
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Trish Paulsen
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15.214
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41.
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Chantelle Eberle
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12.525
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44.
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Jill Shumay
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10.060
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48.
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Penny Barker
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8.825
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49.
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Larissa Murray
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8.675
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50.
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Cindy Ricci
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8.498
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51.
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Sherrilee Orsted
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8.214
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56.
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Robyn Silvernagle
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6.369
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65.
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Mandy Selzer
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5.025
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69.
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Debbie Folk
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4.250
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87.
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Brooklyn Lemon
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1.250
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95.
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Brandee Borne
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0.250
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Name
Bernadette McIntyre
1. Current Residence – Regina, SK
2. Hometown – Bethune, AB
3. Current curling club – Highland Curling Club, Regina
4. Occupation - CEO Wascana Centre Authority
5. Family – Married to Richard McIntyre for almost 28 years and have two great children Lisa 22 and Shawn 16
6. Event/organizations you are volunteering for this year – Saskatchewan Credit Unions Queen City Marathon, The Capital One Canada Cup of Curling, The Canadian Two Person Stick Curling Championship, the Juvenile Diabetes Ride for the Cure, The Canadian Capital Cities Organization, Curl Regina, Highland Curling Club Cooperative, the Canadian Curling Association (complete the end of June 2012). Friends of Wascana Marsh.
7. What is your favourite part about volunteering? Working with all the other volunteers toward a common goal and having fun while we do it.
8. Why should people curl and why should they go watch any of the major events hosted around the province and beyond? Curling is a great game that a person can enjoy at many levels of play for your entire life – it provides physical activity within a wonderfully friendly and social environment. Curing events are great fun to attend. The action on the ice is always entertaining and the fun off the ice is friendly – the community of curlers and curling fans are awesome!
9. What is your most memorable curling moment? The final day of the 1998 Scott Tournament of Hearts, when the Brandt Centre was full to the brim, even though neither of the Saskatchewan teams were curling. It was such a reward for the many volunteers that even though the game was on TV, they showed up to enjoy the event that so many had worked so hard to make extra special. Then a few weeks later we found out that for the first time ever the Canadian Women’s Curling Championship had a higher attendance than the Men’s Canadian Curling Championship. Thanks to the Schmirler Team, the Trowell team and the volunteers – a record was set that has yet to be broken.
10. Who is your favourite curler and why? Sam Richardson for all he has put into the game and community, while curling and for decards after with all his support and speaking engagements across the country. Sam is a great person - curling icon.
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** Do you need a spare, or want to be a spare? If so, email saskwct@yahoo.ca or post on our Facebook page and maybe we can help.
** The SWCT is always looking for volunteers and new ideas. If you would like to join or have ideas please email us at saskwct@yahoo.ca .
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