Curling Ontario

Curling Ontario
SportCurling
JurisdictionRegional
Founded1875
AffiliationCurling Canada
HeadquartersPickering
Official website
curlingontario.ca
Canada

Curling Ontario (formerly the Ontario Curling Association and CurlON) is the governing body of curling in Southern Ontario. Northern Ontario is governed by the Northern Ontario Curling Association (NOCA). The Curling Ontario sends a team to represent Team Ontario at all major Canadian Championships. The NOCA sends a separate team to all of these events.

Logo in use while the organization was branded as CurlON

Curling Ontario was founded in 1875 as the Ontario Curling Association. It was renamed CurlON in 2016[1] and as Curling Ontario in 2024.

In 2026, it was announced that Curling Ontario is proposing to merge with the Northern Ontario Curling Association and the Ontario Curling Council (which exists to deal with federal funding).[2]

Championships

Ontario Tankard

Main article: Ontario Tankard

The Ontario Tankard is the provincial championship for men's curling. The winner represents Team Ontario at The Brier.

Previous names:

  • Ontario Silver Tankard: 1927[3]–1931
  • 1932: Round robin playoff between the winners of the Ontario Tankard, Canada Life Trophy and the Toronto Bonspiel.[4]
  • 1933: Winner was decided between a playoff between the winners of the Ontario Tankard and the Toronto Bonspiel.[5]
  • Ontario Tankard: 1934–1937[6]
  • British Consols: 1938[7]–1979
  • Labatt Tankard: 1980–1985
  • Blue Light Tankard: 1986–1995
  • Nokia Cup: 1996–2003
  • Ontario Men's Curling Championship: 2004
  • Kia Cup: 2005–2006
  • TSC Stores Tankard: 2007–2009
  • Ontario Men's Curling Championship: 2010
  • The Dominion Tankard: 2011–2013
  • Travelers Tankard: 2014
  • Recharge with Milk Tankard: 2015–2017
  • Dairy Farmers of Ontario Tankard: 2018
  • Ontario Curling Championships: 2019–present

Ontario Women's Curling Championship

Main article: Ontario Women's Curling Championship

The Ontario Women's Curling Championship, formerly the Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts is the provincial championship for women's teams. Unlike the Dominion Tankard, the women's championship included teams from both southern and northern Ontario until 2015. The winner of the provincial championship goes on to play in the national championship. Because the national champion returns the previous years champion to the event, if that team is from Ontario, they cannot defend their provincial championship. The national championship has been running since 1962, but the provincial championship has existed since 1956.

U-21 (Juniors)

Main article: Ontario U-21 Curling Championships

The U-21 provincial curling championships are held annually in early January. The tournament is for curlers 20 years old and younger. A men's tournament has been held since 1950 and the women's since 1972. The winning team represents Ontario at the Canadian Junior Curling Championships.

Mixed

National champions in bold.

Year Skip Club
1960 Bayne Secord, Mrs. H. Croome, Don Campbell, Mrs. G. Fletcher Tam O'Shanter
1961 Nick Raspa, Mrs. G. Dunfield, Mrs. J. Amos, James Amos Weston
1962 Syd Smithers, Mrs. D. Babcock, G. Kersell, Mrs. M. Kersell Galt
1963 Jack McAlpine, Mrs. D. McCowan, William Carson, Mrs. William Carson Scarboro
1964 Mac White, Heather White, Ron Benn, Agnes Benn Quinte
1965 Ray Grant, Helen Jewett, Keith Jewett, Mary Grant Unionville
1966 Harvey Acton, Winnie Acton, Murray Taylor, Doris Taylor Uxbridge
1967 Earle Hushagen, Nini Mutch, Don McEwen, Wyn Hushagen Humber Highland
1968 Peter Connell, Donna Connell, Gordon Wrightsell, Isobel Munro Arnprior Granite
1969 Terry Patton, Kathryn McKinley, Herbert McKinley, Shirley Patton Brant
1970 Earle Hushagen, Wyn Hushagen, Don McEwen, Nini Mutch Humber Highland
1971 Vince Lebano, Claudia Lebano, Jack Tyrrell, Barbara Tyrrell Orillia
1972 Tom Cushing, Susan Cushing, Dave Phillips, Dee Dee Moses Terrace
1973 George Kilmer, Corrine Kilmer, Dan Munroe, Barb Munroe St. Catharines
1974 George Morrisey, Betty Houle, Larry Fisher, Eleanor White Welland
1975 Dave Reid, Pat Reid, Terry Lindsey, Martha Lindsey High Park
1976 Ted Brown, Kay O'Neill, Mike Boyd, Brenda Kuluk Cataraqui Golf and Country Club
1977 Bob Woods, Carol Thompson, Bill Schultz, Eileen Appleton Royals
1978 Bob Widdis, Yvonne Smith, Paul Carriere, Sandy Widdis Humber Highland
1979 Bob Widdis, Yvonne Smith, Paul Carriere, Sandy Widdis Humber Highland
1980 Wayne Oates, Barbara Maxwell, Brad Mitchell, Lonnie Whipple Brighton
1981 Ken Buchan, Deanna Buchan, Tom Brown, Penny Brown London
1982 Dave Van Dine, Muriel Winford, Joe Potter, Deborah Grant RCMP
1983 Rich Vesey, Linda Smith, Clayton MacKay, Mary Lynn MacKay Oshawa
1984 Peter File, Dale Carruthers, David Carruthers, Kim File Brampton
1985 Garry Lumbard, Betty Pindera, Rob Quick, Joan Harder Kingsville
1986 Dave Van Dine, Dawn Ventura, Hugh Millikin, Cynthia Wiggins RCMP
1987 Scott McPherson, Cheryl McPherson, Stu Garner, Kristin Holman Bayview
1988 Brian DeRooy, Bev Dekoning, Peter Dekoning, Eileen DeRooy Chatham Granite
1989 Mike Harris, Lynette Greenwood, Drew Macklin, Judy Macklin Tam Heather
1990 Bob Turcotte, Kristin Turcotte, Dick Howson, Andrea Lawes Annandale
1991 Layne Noble, Grace Frey, Mike Johansen, Audrey Frey Rideau
1992 Bob Turcotte, Kristin Turcotte, Dick Howson, Mary Bowman Oshawa
1993 Dave Merklinger, Janet Merklinger, Bob Hanna, Valerie Hanna Granite (Ottawa West)
1994 Bob Ingram, Paulina Rumfeldt, Rob Rumfeldt, Janice Ingram Ridgetown
1995 Jim Marshall, Betty Kirouac, Paul MacDonald, Wendy Marshall Trenton
1996 Rich Moffatt, Theresa Breen, Peter Woodcox, Denise Allan Rideau
1997 Jim Hunker, Cathy Piccinin, Morgan Currie, Janice Remai Rideau
1998 Dean Wadland, Cheryl McPherson, Paul Wadland, Marian Arai Bayview
1999 Bob Turcotte, Kristin Turcotte, Roy Weigand, Andrea Lawes Scarboro
2000 Dale Kelly, Julie Kelly, Shawn Hartle, Becky Philpott Forest
2001 Howard Rajala, Darcie Simpson, Chris Fulton, Linda Fulton Rideau
2002 Wayne Tuck, Jr., Kim Veale, Jake Higgs, Sara Gatchell Ilderton
2003 Nick Rizzo, Jo-Ann Rizzo, Gareth Parry, Vicki Advent Brant
2004 Heath McCormick, Denna Schell, Jason Young, Julie Colquhoun Cannington
2005 Phil Daniel, Kerry Lackie, Spencer Townley, Kim Ambrose Sun Parlour
2006 John Epping, Julie Reddick, Scott Foster, Leigh Armstrong Oakville
2007 John Epping, Julie Reddick, Scott Foster, Leigh Armstrong Oakville
2008 Bob Turcotte, Kristin Turcotte, Roy Weigand, Andrea Lawes Scarboro
2009 Wayne Tuck, Jr., Kim Tuck, Jake Higgs, Sara Gatchell Brantford
2010 Mark Bice, Leslie Bishop, Codey Maus, Courtney Davies Sarnia
2011 Chris Gardner, Erin Morrissey, Brad Kidd, Kim Brown Arnprior
2012 Mark Homan, Rachel Homan, Brian Fleischhaker, Alison Kreviazuk Rideau
2013 Cory Heggestad, Heather Graham, Greg Balsdon, Amy MacKay Orillia
2014 Cory Heggestad, Heather Graham, Greg Balsdon, Amy Balsdon Orillia
2015 Chris Gardner, Trish Hill, Jonathan Beuk, Jessica Barcauskas Ottawa
2016 Mike McLean, Brit O'Neill, Andrew Denny, Karen Sagle Ottawa
2017 Wayne Tuck, Jr., Kimberly Tuck, Jake Higgs, Sara Gatchell Ilderton
2018 Mike Anderson, Danielle Inglis, Sean Harrison, Lauren Harrison Thornhill
2019 Wayne Tuck, Jr., Kimberly Tuck, Wesley Forget, Sara Gatchell Ilderton
2020[8] Wayne Tuck, Jr., Kimberly Tuck, Jake Higgs, Sara Gatchell Ilderton
2021 Mike McLean, Erin Morrissey, Kevin Tippett, Erica Hopson Ottawa
2022 Scott McDonald, Lori Eddy, Matthew Hall, Laura Neil St. Thomas
2023 Scott McDonald, Lori Eddy, Matthew Hall, Laura Neil St. Thomas
2024 Jayden King, Grace Gave, Daniel Del Conte, Jillian Uniacke Tillsonburg
2025 Sam Mooibroek, Emma Artichuk, Wyatt Small, Jamie Smith KW Granite
2026 Cory Heggestad, Heather Heggestad, Samuel Steep, Lauren Wasylkiw Stroud

Seniors

The Ontario Senior Championship is for curlers over 50. The winner represents Ontario at the Canadian Senior Curling Championships.

Year Men's champion skip Women's champion skip
1965 Alf Phillips, Sr.
1966 Jim Johnston
1967 Carl Asmussen
1968 Andy Grant
1969 Alf Phillips, Sr.
1970 Alf Phillips, Sr.
1971 Gord Wallace
1972 Stewart Brown
1973 Ed Rhodes Fern Irwin
1974 Bill Riley Joyce Black
1975 Bill Wagner Shirley Pilson
1976 Jake Edwards Lois Lawrie
1977 Jake Edwards Shirley Keely
1978 Bill Wagner Jo Wallace
1979 Bill Lewis Jean Beardsley
1980 Mac White Mary Ritchie
1981 Mac White Barbara Baker
1982 Mac White Shirley Pilson
1983 Jack Bryans Betty Sim
1984 Earle Hushagen Wyn Hushagen
1985 Steve Kot June Shaw
1986 Earle Hushagen Sirkka Tyynela
1987 Mac White Jean Basset
1988 Howie Montone Phyllis Nielson
1989 Jim Sharples Ellie Kompch
1990 Bill Dickie Jill Greenwood
1991 Bob Denney Jean Beardsley
1992 Jim Sharples Lorraine Coughlan
1993 Ken Buchan Jill Greenwood
1994 Jim Sharples Jill Greenwood
1995 Bill Dickie Ellie Kompch
1996 Bob Turcotte Jill Greenwood
1997 Bob Turcotte Jill Greenwood
1998 Jim Sharples Jill Greenwood
1999 Jim Sharples Pat Reid
2000 Bob Turcotte Diane Harris
2001 Axel Larsen Anne Dunn
2002 Bob Fedosa Anne Dunn
2003 Don Glinz Joyce Potter
2004 Bob Turcotte Anne Dunn
2005 Frank Gowan Joyce Potter
2006 Bruce Delaney Anne Dunn
2007 Bob Turcotte Jan Carwardine
2008 Bruce Delaney Ann Pearson
2009 Bruce Delaney Cheryl McBain
2010 Gareth Parry Dale Curtis
2011 Guy Racette Joyce Potter
2012 Brian Lewis Nancy Harrison
2013 Howard Rajala Judy Oryniak
2014 Peter Mellor Marilyn Bodogh
2015 Jeff McCrady Kathy Brown
2016 Bryan Cochrane Jo-Ann Rizzo
2017 Howard Rajala Jo-Ann Rizzo
2018 Bryan Cochrane Colleen Madonia
2019 Bryan Cochrane Sherry Middaugh
2020 Howard Rajala Sherry Middaugh
2021 Bryan Cochrane Sherry Middaugh
2022 Howard Rajala Jo-Ann Rizzo
2023 Bryan Cochrane Susan Froud
2024 Howard Rajala Jo-Ann Rizzo
2025 Mike Harris Sherry Middaugh
2026 Bryan Cochrane Sherry Middaugh

U18 (formerly Bantams)

Main article: U18 Ontario Curling Championships

This event is for curlers 17 and under.

Best Western Intermediates

The Ontario Intermediate Championship was for curlers over 40 (men's) and 35 (women's). It was discontinued after 2018.

Champion skips (1993–2018):

Year Men's Women's
1993 Bob Turcotte Pat Reid
1994 Bob Gurd Gloria Campbell
1995 Bob Hanna Anne Dunn
1996 Don Glinz Jill Greenwood
1997 Gary Smith Gloria Campbell
1998 Layne Noble Anne Dunn
1999 Bob Ingram Joyce Potter
2000 Jim Lyle Gloria Campbell
2001 John Collins Joyce Potter
2002 Jim Lyle Stacey Brandwood
2003 Jim Lyle Suzanne Boudreault
2004 Jim Lyle Stacey Brandwood
2005 Greg Timbers Kerry Lackie
2006 Bill Duck Stacey Brandwood
2007 J. P. Lachance Carol Jackson
2008 Rick Thurston Stacey Brandwood
2009 Guy Racette Carol Jackson
2010 Al Hutchinson Carol Jackson
2011 Ian Robertson Cheryl McBain
2012 Bob Armstrong Karen Shepley O'Hearn
2013 Al Hutchinson Ann Pearson
2014 John Young, Jr. Beth Gregg
2015 Cory Heggestad Cheryl McBain
2016 Dave Collyer Karri-Lee Grant
2017 Spencer Cooper Mary Pidgeon
2018 Greg Balsdon Susan Froud

Masters

The Ontario Masters Championship is for curlers over 60. The winner represents Ontario at the Canadian Masters Curling Championships.

(winners since 1993)

Year Men's Women's
1993 Earle Hushagen (Peterborough) Elizabeth Love (Burlington)
1994 Earle Hushagen (Peterborough) Mae Midgley (Simcoe)
1995 Ken Scovell (Orangeville) Betty MacMillan (Westmount)
1996 Joe Moroz (Highland) Dorrie Fiegehen (Elmvale)
1997 Rod Matheson (Ottawa) Mary Lou Dickinson (London)
1998 Barry Goring (Bayview) Merle Williams (Avonlea)
1999 Bill Bennett (Bradford) Rae Donovan (Navy)
2000 Jim Sharples (Royals) Ann De Ryk (Aylmer)
2001 Bill Dickie (Cornwall) Nancy B. Clark (Dixie)
2002 Bill Dickie (Cornwall) Fran Allan (Unionville)
2003 Jim Sharples (Royals) Gloria Sorley (Niagara Falls)
2004 Bob Edmondson (Oakville) Wendy Simpson (Kitchener-Waterloo Granite)
2005 Rod Matheson (Ottawa) Gloria Sorley (Niagara Falls)
2006 David Stewart (Oakville) Betty Bush (Royal Kingston)
2007 Bob Edmondson (Oakville) Cathy Keys (Glanford)
2008 Bob Edmondson (Oakville) Pam Bothwell (Guelph)
2009 Bob Edmondson (Oakville) Betty Bush (Royal Kingston)
2010 Mike Dorey (Guelph) Jane Galloway (Ilderton)
2011 Layne Noble (Ottawa) Joyce Potter (Rideau)
2012 Mike Dorey (Guelph) Joyce Potter (Rideau)
2013 Bob Turcotte (Scarboro) Joyce Potter (Rideau)
2014 Layne Noble (Rideau) Diana Favel (Rideau)
2015 Wayne Gowan (Dundas Granite) Diana Favel (Rideau)
2016 Bruce Delaney (Russell) Anne Dunn (Galt)
2017[9] Bruce Delaney (Russell) Dale Curtis (Galt)
2018[10] Al Hutchinson (Paisley) Dale Curtis (Galt)
2019[11] Gordon Norton (Oshawa) Janice Carwardine (Leaside)
2020 Al Hutchinson (Bluewater)[12][13] Janice Carwardine (Leaside)[14]
2021 Al Hutchinson (Bluewater) Janice Carwardine (Leaside)
2022 Al Hutchinson (Bluewater)[15] Janice Carwardine (Leaside)[16]
2023[17] Brian Lewis (Rideau) Ruth Alexander (Highland)
2024[18][19] Howard Rajala (Rideau) Alison Goring (Gravenhurst)
2025[20] Brian Lewis (Rideau) Cheryl McPherson (Thornhill)

Mixed Doubles Challenge

First instituted in 2013 to send a team to the inaugural National Mixed Doubles Championship.

Year Pair Club
2013 Jaclyn Rivington & Scott McDonald Highland Country Club, London
2014 Chris Jay & Shannon Kee Highland Country Club, London
2015 Brad Kidd & Casey Kidd Peterborough Curling Club, Peterborough
2016 Mike Anderson & Danielle Inglis Donalda Curling Club, Toronto
2017 Tyler Stewart & Nicole Westlund Stewart Kitchener-Waterloo Granite Club, Waterloo
2018 Wayne Tuck Jr. & Kimberly Tuck Ilderton Curling Club, Ilderton
2019 Shawn Cottrill & Katie Cottrill Wingham Golf & Curling Club, Wingham
2020 Lauren Wasylkiw & Shane Konings Unionville Curling Club, Markham
2023 Lynn Kreviazuk & David Mathers Ottawa Curling Club, Ottawa
2024 Lynn Kreviazuk & David Mathers Ottawa Curling Club, Ottawa
2025 Katie Ford & Oliver Campbell KW Granite Club, Waterloo
2026 Kira Brunton & Jacob Horgan Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club, Ottawa

Gore Mutual Schoolboy/girl

This event is the provincial school championship, and teams represent their secondary schools rather than clubs. The boys event has been held annually since 1948.

Notable past champions

Wheelchair Championship

This is a mixed event, featuring wheelchair curling.

Champions:

  • 2026: Karl Allen, King C.C.
  • 2025: Shauna Petrie, Toronto Cricket
  • 2024: Doug Morris, King C.C.
  • 2023: Jon Thurston, King C.C.
  • 2022: Not held
  • 2020: Cancelled
  • 2019: Jim Armstrong, City View C.C.
  • 2018: Chris Rees, Toronto Cricket
  • 2017: Mike Munro, Ilderton C.C.
  • 2016: Chris Rees, Toronto Cricket
  • 2015: Chris Rees, Peterborough C.C.
  • 2014: Mike Munro, Ilderton C.C.
  • 2013: Ken Gregory, Bradford & District C.C.
  • 2012: Mark Ideson, Ilderton C.C.
  • 2011: Chris Rees, Toronto Cricket
  • 2010: Bruce Cameron, RA Centre
  • 2009: Ken Gregory, Bradford & District C.C.
  • 2008: Chris Rees, Leaside C.C.
  • 2007: Chris Rees, Leaside C.C.
  • 2006: Chris Rees, Leaside C.C.
  • 2005: Ken Gregory, Toronto Cricket
Wheelchair doubles.

Introduced in 2023. Champions are as follows:

  • 2025: Jon Thurston & Chrissy Molnar, Bobcaygeon C.C.
  • 2024: Chris Rees & Ken Gregory, King C.C.
  • 2023: Alec Denys & Carl Bax, Peterborough C.C.

Challenge

This event allowed more amateur curlers to win a provincial championship. Only two members of a team were allowed to have won a zone crest in any other event except for youth events. In addition, only two members of the team could have won the provincial event before. All zone winners went straight to a 32 team provincial championship. This event ran from 1990[23] to 2018.

Notable winners:

Colts/Trophy

This event has historically disqualified the top teams in the province. In its final year, 2018, the winners qualified for the Ontario Tankard (men's) and the Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts (women's).

Notable past winners:

Junior Mixed

This event existed until 2016 and was replaced by the U21 Mixed Doubles championship. Competitors must be 20 years or younger as of December 31 of the previous year.[24]

Past winners:[25]

Year Winning team
1983 Rob Brandwood
1984 Mike Attenhof
1985 Dave Simpson
1986 Wayne Middaugh
1987 Peter Corner, Susan Shepley, Drew Macklin, Karen Shepley
1988 Peter Corner, Susan Shepley, Drew Macklin, Karen Shepley
1989 Richard Hart, Janet McGhee, Collin Mitchell, Tracy Jackson
1990 Matt Hames, Jayne Flinn, Chris Harris, Leslie Allan
1991 Joe Frans, Kerri McGrath, Daniel Frans, Stacey Rayner
1992 Brad Savage, Julie Anderson, Gord Chilton, Sandy Graham
1993 Warren Fisher, Katharine Pilon, Paul Winford, Jo-Anne McArthur
1994 Tony Rowlandson, Kate McKellar, Sean Follis, Kim Shortt
1995 Steve Allen, Tammy Wall, Rick Allen, Monique Robert
1996 Greg Balsdon, Danielle St. Amand, Chris Wall, Becky Philpot
1997 Raymond Busato, Susan Hughes, Mike Lilly, Lynn Ritchie
1998 Jason Young, Denna Schell, Spencer Cooper, Amy Cooper
1999 John Morris, Jacqueline Smith, Brent Laing, Chrissy Cadorin
2000 John Epping, Julie Reddick, Jason Newland, Stephanie Leachman
2001 Sean St. Amand, Chrissy Cadorin, Dale Roach, Amy MacKay
2002 Sebastien Robillard, Julie Reddick, Kevin Flewwelling, Leigh Armstrong
2003 Chris Gardner, Lauren Mann, Gavan Jamieson, Jaimee Gardner
2004 Lee Merklinger, Peter Gillich, Breanne Merklinger, Brian Fleischhaker
2005 Marika Bakewell, Jodie Hodgson, Stephanie Carrodo, Bill Francis
2006 Mike Anderson, Laura Payne, Darren Anderson, Megan Aldridge
2007 Scott McDonald, Brit O'Neill, Andrew Clayton, Jenn Minchin
2008 Christian Tolusso, Emma Miskew, Ritchie Gillan, Stephanie Piper
2009 Mark Kean, Jaclyn Rivington, Andrew Inouye, Darrelle Johnson
2010 Andrew McGaugh, Ginger Coyle, Michael McGaugh, Frances Pritchard
2011 Robert Collins, Kaitlin Stubbs, Isaac Stubbs, Alanna Cornish
2012 Brett Lyon-Hatcher, Evie Fortier, Ben Miskew, Sydney Chasty
2013 Michael McGaugh, Kendall Haymes, Bryan Mitchell, Cassie Savage
2014[26] Ryan McCrady, Lauren Horton, Matthew Haughn, Jessica Armstrong
2015 Pascal Michaud, Kaitlin Jewer, Decebal Michaud, Emma Becker
2016 Pascal Michaud, Kaitlin Jewer, Decebal Michaud, Mariah Jacklin

U21 Mixed Doubles

Year Winning pair Club
2017 Morgan Calwell & Kayla MacMillan Quinte
2018 Matt Hall & Riley Sandham[27] Kitchener-Waterloo Granite
2019 Sammy Churchill & Anastasia Richards St. Catharines Golf & Country Club

U18 Mixed

Previously known as Bantam Mixed

  • 2019 champions: Jordan McNamara, Alyssa Blad, Maxime Daigle, Laura Smith

Notable past winners:[28]

Senior Mixed

Mixed curling for male curlers over 50 and female curlers over 45.

Notable past champions:

Silver Tankard

Charles Collins and his team from the Dundas Curling Club, were winners of this event in 1903

In this event, each club that enters has two teams, who compete against other clubs, and scores are totalled in aggregate form. Regional and zone playdowns are single-knock out rather than double. It is the oldest of the O.C.A. events, dating back to 1875. The women's event has been held since 1914.

The event served as a provincial championship from 1927 to 1931 with a team selected from with winning club representing Ontario at the Brier. In 1932 and 1933, the winner entered a playoff to go to the Brier, and from 1934 to 1937, the winner of the Brier trophy event of the Tankard went to the Brier.

In 2022, the event format changed, with the men's and women's events being merged into one. The event is still a double rink event, except one team must be a men's team, and the other a women's team.

Champion clubs since 1951:

Year Men's Women's
1951 Oshawa[29] Toronto Granite
1952 Kingston[30] Toronto Granite
1953 Kingston CC[31] Toronto Granite
1954 London CC[32] Toronto Granite
1955 Peterborough CC[33] Toronto Ladies CC
1956 Orillia CC[34] Brant CC
1957 Sarnia CC[35] Kitchener-Waterloo Granite
1958 Unionville CC[36] Scarboro G&CC
1959 Unionville CC[37] Oshawa CC
1960 Toronto Granite[38] Oshawa CC
1961 Toronto Granite[39] Sarnia Ladies CC
1962 Unionville[40] Sarnia Ladies CC
1963 Woodstock CC[41] Royal Canadian CC
1964 Parkway[42] Sarnia G&CC
1965 Parkway[43] Galt CC
1966 Unionville CC[44] Scarboro[45]
1967 Trenton RCAF CC[46] Thornhill CC
1968 Kingston CC[47] Oakville CC
1969 Trenton CFB[48] St. Thomas CC
1970 Niagara Falls CC[49] Tam Heather CC
1971 Brampton CC[50] Brampton CC
1972 London[51] Kingston CC
1973 St. Thomas CC[52] Guelph CC
1974 Leaside CC[53] Humber Highland CC
1975 St. Thomas CC[54] Avonlea CC
1976 RCN (Navy) CC[55] Thornhill CC
1977 RCN (Navy) CC Midland CC
1978 Annandale CC Tam Heather CC
1979 Boulevard St. Thomas CC
1980 RCN (Navy) CC Guelph CC
1981 Annandale CC Humber Highland CC
1982 Royal Canadian CC Royal Canadian CC
1983 Carleton Place CC Oshawa CC
1984 Hylands CC Burlington G&CC
1985 Oshawa CC North Halton G&CC
1986 RCN (Navy) CC Boulevard
1987 RCN (Navy) CC Boulevard
1988 Rideau CC Sarnia G&CC[56]
1989 Guelph CC Dundas Granite CC[57]
1990 Guelph CC ?
1991 Barrie CC Sarnia[58]
1992 St. Thomas CC Burlington CC
1993 Ottawa CC Avonlea CC
1994 Beach Grove G&CC Sarnia G&CC
1995 Guelph CC Burlington CC
1996 Chesley CC St. Thomas CC
1997 Ilderton CC Listowel CC
1998 Rideau CC Burlington CC
1999 Brant CC Burlington CC
2000 Richmond Hill CC Boulevard
2001 Forest CC Ayr CC
2002 Orangeville CC Ottawa CC
2003 Metcalfe CC Ilderton CC
2004 Annandale CC Ilderton CC
2005 Annandale CC Ilderton CC
2006 Milton CC Orangeville CC
2007 Metcalfe CC Bayview G&CC
2008 St. George's G&CC Ilderton CC
2009 Milton CC Orangeville CC
2010 Renfrew CC Glendale G&CC
2011 Brockville CC Uxbridge & District CC
2012 Guelph CC Bayview G&CC
2013 Rideau CC Ilderton CC
2014 Ottawa CC Uxbridge & District CC
2015 Chatham Granite Ilderton CC
2016 Royal Canadian CC St. Mary's CC
2017 Brantford G&CC Bayview G&CC
2018 Cataraqui G&CC Oshawa CC
2019 KW Granite Guelph CC
2020 Cancelled
2021 Cancelled
2022 St. Thomas CC
2023 St. Thomas CC
2024 Dundas Valley G&CC
2025 Tillsonburg CC
2026 Dundas Valley G&CC

Curling Club Championship

Champions

Year Men's club (skip) Women's club (skip)
2009 Chatham Granite (Robert Stafford) High Park (Kelly Cochrane)
2010 Annandale CC (Chris Van Huyse) Chinguacousy CC (Susan Burnside)
2011 Richmond Hill CC (Greg Balsdon) High Park (Jodi McCutcheon)
2012 Richmond Hill CC (Jordan Keon) Quinte CC (Caroline Deans)
2013 KW Granite (Brent Gray) Burlington CC (Michelle Fletcher)
2014 Cataraqui G&CC (Mike Hull) Westmount G&CC (Kerry Lackie)
2015 Palmerston CC (Mike Benjamins) Guelph CC (Tina Mazerolle)
2016 Cataraqui G&CC (Wesley Forget) Lindsay CC (Julie O'Neill)
2017 Richmond Hill CC (Jon St. Denis) High Park (Jodi McCutcheon)
2018 Cornwall CC (Matthew Dupuis) Oshawa CC (Stacey Hogan)
2019 KW Granite (Paul Moffatt) York CC (Laurie Shields)
2021 Guelph CC (Adam Spencer) York CC (Laurie Shields)
2022 Richmond Hill CC (Greg Balsdon) The Thornhill (Chrissy Cadorin)
2023 Royal Kingston CC (Noel Herron) Rideau CC (Lindsay Thorne)
2024 Richmond Hill CC (Jordan Keon) Dixie CC (Patricia Bandurka)
2025 Russell CC (Bryan Cochrane) Rideau CC (Lindsay Thorne)

Grandmasters

This event is for curlers over the age of 70. The event is an open event, that women and men may enter. It began in 2007.

Winners:

  • 2007: Peter Barker
  • 2008: Al Boyle
  • 2009: Garry Holmes
  • 2010: Peter Barker
  • 2011: Austin Palmer
  • 2012: Rod Matheson
  • 2013: Art Leganchuk
  • 2014: Bob Edmondson
  • 2015: Benny Brock
  • 2016: Ron Perrier[59]
  • 2017: Gerard Gidding
  • 2018: Bob Edmondson
  • 2019: Don Moseley-Williams[60]
  • 2020–22: Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
  • 2023: Ted Hellyer[61][62]
  • 2024: Willie Beaton[63]
  • 2025: Al Hutchinson
  • 2026: Willie Beaton

Provincial Stick Bonspiel

In this event, curlers must use a "stick" to throw the rock. "Sticks" are usually used by disabled and elderly athletes unable to throw the rock by sliding along the ice. The event began in 2007.

Winners:

  • 2007: Del Hicke
  • 2008: Harold Peltzer
  • 2009: Harold Peltzer
  • 2010: Ed Ferguson
  • 2011: Bruce Jeffrey
  • 2012: Bruce Jeffrey
  • 2013: Carl Glatt
  • 2014: Carl Glatt
  • 2015: Bruce Jeffrey
  • 2016: Hugh Chesser
  • 2017: Bruce Folkard
  • 2019: Bruce Gillespie
  • 2020: cancelled
  • 2022: Rick Thurston
  • 2023: Morris Anderson
  • 2024: Morris Anderson
  • 2025: Rick Thurston
  • 2026: Morris Anderson
Two-person (men)
  • 2019: Ron Scheckenberger/Ken Mattis
  • 2020: Ron Scheckenberger/Ken Mattis
  • 2022: Jim Armstrong/Ian Gray
  • 2023: Morris Anderson/Wayne Shea
  • 2024: Ron Scheckenberger/Rick Thurston
  • 2025: Ron Scheckenberger/Rick Thurston
  • 2026: Bill Malcolmson/Christopher Malcolmson
Two-person (women)
  • 2025: Nancy Sheppard/Caroline Watt
  • 2026: Beth Carter/Sandy Gardiner
Two-person (mixed)
  • 2026: Don Sheppard/Nancy Sheppard

Elementary School Championship

This event is open to elementary school students of any gender. Teams represent their elementary schools. The event began in 1993.

Past winners:

Trillium Club Championship

This event began in 2023 and features teams who participate in local and provincial bonspiels. Teams earn points from these tournaments and are invited to play in this event.[64]

Winners:

Year Men's Women's
2023[65] Mark Patterson (Golden Acres) Patricia Bandurka (Dixie)
2024[66] John Bolton (Lindsay) Laurie Shields (York)

Best Western Challenge

This is a new event which began in 2025, and features two tiers; a "Tier 1" event where only two players per team can have played on a team that has made the playoffs in a provincial championship that leads to a national championship (excluding the Club Championships) within the previous three years, and a "Tier 2" event, where none of the teams can have players that have participated in a Provincial Championship leading to a national championship.[67]

Winners:

Year Men's Tier 1 Women's Tier 1 Men's Tier 2 Women's Tier 2
2025[68] Samuel Steep (KW Granite) Kelly Cochrane (High Park) Mathew Coady (Wiarton) Lisa McClean Stellick (Toronto Cricket)
2026[69][70] Christopher Krasowski (South Muskoka) Laurie Shields (York) Corey St-Laurent (Royal Kingston) Susan Baird (Dixie)

Ontario Parasport Games

Winners:

  • 2006: Bruce Cameron (RA Centre)
  • 2008: Chris Daw (Bradford)
  • 2010: Ken Gregory (Bradford)
  • 2012: Ken Gregory (Bradford)

Ontario Winter Games

Winners:

Men's
  • 2002: Mike Anderson (Bayview)
  • 2004: Shane Latimer (Winchester)
  • 2006: Neil Sinclair (Manotick)
  • 2008: Richard Krell (St. Thomas)
  • 2010: Ben Bevan (Annandale)
  • 2012: Doug Kee (Sarnia)
  • 2014: Matthew Hall (Stroud)
  • 2016: Cancelled
  • 2018: Josh Leung (Whitby)[71]
  • 2020: Dylan Niepage[72] (Coldwater)
  • 2024: Evan MacDougall[73]
  • 2026: Owen MacTavish[74]
Women's
Wheelchair
  • 2012: Chris Rees (Toronto Cricket)
  • 2014: Chris Rees (Peterborough)
  • 2018: ?
  • 2020: Carl Bax[78]
  • 2026: Team Allen[79]
Mixed doubles

Governor General's

This was a double rink event dating back to the 1890s that was cancelled in 1997.[83] From 1994 to 1997 it was a mixed event. Prior to that it was a men's event.

The winning cup was usually presented by the Governor General of Canada.[84]

The event is not to be confused with the Governor General's Trophy, a separate double-rink curling tournament organized by the Canadian Branch and has been held since 1875,[85] and open to teams in Eastern Ontario and Quebec.[86]

Winners (1972–1997)
(Notable players in parentheses)

  • 1972: Oshawa[87]
  • 1973: Welland Curling Club[84]
  • 1974: Sun Parlour Curling Club[88]
  • 1975: Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Club[89]
  • 1976: Orillia[90]
  • 1977: Lansdowne Curling Club[91]
  • 1978: Ottawa Hylands[92]
  • 1979: Dundas Valley[93]
  • 1980: Burlington Golf and Country Club[94]
  • 1981: Ottawa Curling[95]
  • 1982: Chinguacousy Curling Club[96]
  • 1983: Peterborough G & C.C.[97]
  • 1984: Chesley Curling Club[98]
  • 1985: Midland C.C. (Russ Howard)[99]
  • 1986: Avonlea C.C.[100]
  • 1987: Simcoe C.C.[101]
  • 1988: K-W Granite Club[102]
  • 1989: Thornhill[103]
  • 1990: York Curling Club[104]
  • 1991: Guelph Curling Club[105]
  • 1992: Richmond Curling Club[106]
  • 1993: Milton Curling Club[107]
  • 1994: RCN (Navy) Curling Club (Howard Rajala)[108]
  • 1995: Rideau Curling Club (Rich Moffatt)[109]
  • 1996: Tam Heather Country Club (Mike Harris)[110]
  • 1997: Glendale Golf and Country Club[111]

See also

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