The Prince Edward Curling Club is proud to offer a large variety of leagues that accommodate a wide range of curlers. So, whether you’re a recreational player or someone competitive; if you’re young, old or somewhere in-between, we are sure to have a league suitable for you.
Learn more by selecting one of the leagues that interest you from the list below.
Tuesday 5:45pm - Doubles
Tuesday at 5:45 pm - Doubles Format - 8 end games
The Doubles League is open to all adult male and female members.
Teams are created by random selection by the Draw Committee (mixed format where possible) at the beginning of each of three draws. Upon completion of each draw, the top team will be declared winner for that draw and will enter into a playoff with winners of the other mixed leagues to determine an Overall winner for each draw. Additionally, one additional team know as the "Wildcard" will be added to round out the league playdowns to four teams. The "Wildcard" will be the single team that scored the most points during the season without winning a draw.
Players are responsible for finding a spare for yourself or you can inform your doubles partner and they can find one. Spare rules can be found on the Spares tab.
Doubles is a fun twist on the traditional game. Two person teams compete, throwing 5 rocks per team. One player throws the first and last rock and the other player throws rocks two, three and four. Each end starts with two staged rocks; one on the centre line half way between the house and hog line and the other rock at the back of the four foot circle. This can vary as each team has the option of one power play per game when they have choice. In that instance the team will pick which side they want the rocks placed on and the guard goes half way between the tee and house with the inside edge of the rock touching the four foot line. The other rock is then placed with the back of the rock touching the tee line and the outside edge touching the twelve foot. The team whose rock is positioned out front throws first. No stone in play, including the “positioned” stones and those in the house, can be moved to an out-of-play position prior to the delivery of the fourth stone of an end. (the fourth delivered stone is the first stone that can remove any stone from play).
Scoring: The league standings will be determined by Win Percentage even if the teams have been scheduled an uneven number of games. Head-to-head record between the teams in question will be used as the first tie breaker. The number of ends won will be recorded and used as the second tie breaker. Ends won will be prorated if the number of games played is uneven between the teams in question. The standings will be used for seeding teams in the year end playoffs.
Thursday 5:45pm - Doubles
Thursday at 5:45 pm - 8 End Games
The Doubles League is open to all adult male and female members.
Teams are created by random selection by the Draw Committee (mixed format where possible) at the beginning of each of three draws. Upon completion of each draw, the top team will be declared winner for that draw and will enter into a playoff with winners of the other mixed leagues to determine an Overall winner for each draw. Additionally, one additional team know as the "Wildcard" will be added to round out the league playdowns to four teams. The "Wildcard" will be the single team that scored the most points during the season without winning a draw.
Players are responsible for finding a spare for yourself or you can inform your doubles partner and they can find one. Spare rules can be found on the Spares tab.
Scoring: The league standings will be determined by Win Percentage even if the teams have been scheduled an uneven number of games. Head-to-head record between the teams in question will be used as the first tie breaker. The number of ends won will be recorded and used as the second tie breaker. Ends won will be prorated if the number of games played is uneven between the teams in question. The standings will be used for seeding teams in the year end playoffs.
Doubles Curling (In Brief)
Doubles is a fun twist on the traditional game. Two person teams compete, throwing 5 rocks per team. One player throws the first and last rock and the other player throws rocks two, three and four. Each end starts with two staged rocks; one on the centre line half way between the house and hog line and the other rock at the back of the four foot circle. This can vary as each team has the option of one power play per game when they have choice. In that instance the team will pick which side they want the rocks placed on and the guard goes half way between the tee and house with the inside edge of the rock touching the four foot line. The other rock is then placed with the back of the rock touching the tee line and the outside edge touching the twelve foot. The team whose rock is positioned out front throws first. No stone in play, including the “positioned” stones and those in the house, can be moved to an out-of-play position prior to the delivery of the fourth stone of an end. (the fourth delivered stone is the first stone that can remove any stone from play).
