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The Hugh Paton
The Hugh Paton is played in November and is available to all curling members.
Teams are drawn by the Match Committee and are grouped in sections as appropriate to the number of entries. A round robin is played in each section to declare a section winner. The section winners then engage in a straight knockout to decide the winner of the Hugh Paton Trophy.
The Douglas Brown Trophy
This is the Club Championship. It is played in four rounds throughout the season. The competition is made up of skip-selected teams, the players on each team being chosen without regard to club rating. One good way to introduce you to this competition is to sign up as a spare.
The Baillie
The Baillie is a Short Competition played in January or February and is open to all members.
President John Baillie created a new trophy to encourage curling with granites and to promote the Club’s performance in competitions outside the Canadian Branch. The Baillie was first played in 1915, with two sets of granites, while all other competitions continued to be played with irons.
The Match Committee will select the required number of skips as indicated by the size of the entry list. Each section will play a round robin and the winners of this will engage in a straight knockout to establish the Trophy winner.
Edition 2022 - Signup sheet
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RFXXFXwYlMda2KMnqHY4KJOpK4K6yUv-06VHOeToOQI/edit?usp=sharing
The Chicken League
Everyone is eligible to play. Played on Monday nights, the entry list is divided into an appropriate number of teams. Each team plays each other at least once during the season. Curlers rotate positions each week, so even if you are a complete beginner, you will play lead, second, third, and skip in rotation – gaining invaluable experience about how the game is played. Coaching is often provided.
At the end of the season, the team with the most points is the winner of the Oborne “Old Rooster” Trophy. The committee will then determine the play-off format, which determines the winner of the Blacklock Trophy.
Royal Victoria Trophy
Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned curler, we have the perfect league for you. Come join the sport that is sweeping the nation!
The Royal Montreal Curling Club is focused on providing a fun and relaxing atmosphere for our members.
We are a very social and active club with leagues operating on different nights of the week, at both recreational and competitive levels. For more information on types of leagues and schedules please see our website or contact our Membership Committee.
TGIF League
Don’t let the name fool you. Although this Friday night league started out over 40 years ago as a company league, it has continuously reinvented itself. It’s a mixed league, with players ranging from students to retirees, and from raw beginners to very competent curlers. All along, participants have found that this league provides a great way to unwind after a hard week. The atmosphere is relaxed, the competition is surprisingly good, and the social aspect is very convivial.
The TGIF League is open to all RMCC members, including students.
The Jane Allan Wednesday Night Mixed
This league is open to all club members and entirely focused on the fun, social aspect of curling. This is an excellent opportunity for couples to curl together. Teams are typically made up of two men and two women.
Haig Sims Singles, Green Singles & Willie Brown Doubles
Willie Brown Doubles - 8 ends
Open to all members.
Knock out tournament. Usually after Christmas, dates and time to be determined by the participants.
Two person teams
Haig Sims Singles - 8 ends
Open to all members.
Knock out tournament. Usually after Christmas, dates and time to be determined by the participants.
Single person teams
Green Singles / Singles Ladder - 8 ends
Open to all members. Players will be ranked based on win/loss and # of games played. Individuals
challenge other players that are close in ranking to them and select a free time slot to play.
Single person teams.
Editions 2022: Click here
Mixed Doubles
Open to all members.
Teams will be ranked based on win/loss and # of games played. Teams challenge others that are close in ranking to them and select a free time slot to play.
Sunday time slots will be reserved for the Mixed doubles but matches can be played at other times if their
schedules fit.
Spoons
All members are eligible to play.
You sign up during the preceding week using the below link or just show up.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1e1dNlBmkRfiZFfq--yFO-SGGQpwB5ER4nSrvI_uIgME/edit?usp=sharing
Teams are made up before starting and points are awarded weekly to the players of the winning teams. The member with the most total points at the end of the season is declared the winner. Non members are eligible to play subject to a $40 fee and availability.