1. 1. Three players (2 males and 1 female, or 2 females and 1 male).  The throwing order must always alternate between male and female players. No spare permitted until there is a 4th paid player. If you use a spare, the spare must be the same gender as the player they are replacing,
   2. One female and three males are permitted if an exception is granted by the league coordinator. Exceptions will be based on years of curling experience. The female player must throw third or skip’s rocks. Spares must be female until there are 2 females in the team.
   3. One male and three females are permitted if an exception is granted by the league coordinator based on years of curling experience. No restrictions on order of throw. Spares may be of either sex.
   4. Four females with combined years of curling experience less than 15 years; any exception would be granted by the league coordinator. Spares may be of either sex.
   5. Four males with combined years of curling experience less than 15 years; any exception would be granted by the league coordinator. Spares must be female until there are 2 females in the team.
   6. Any other combinations not mentioned above? Contact the League coordinator for discussion / exceptions.

• The league has three divisions for the 2025-2026 season. Group A has 7 teams, Group B has 7 teams, and Group C has 9 teams. 

• Round 1, every team plays every team in their division + one bye.

  • For R1W8 and R1W9, Groups A and B will have an additional game against tears in their division or crossover depending ont the standings at that point
• At the end of Round 1, the bottom two teams in Group A will be demoted to Group B while Group B will promote the top two, and the bottom three teams in Group B will be demoted to Group C while Group C will promote the top three.
• Round 2, every team plays every team in their division + one bye.
• Starting in R2W8:
  • The top 5 teams in Group A will be assigned “A Flight” and start Playoff Qualification where they’ll play every team once + one bye (on the “bye” week, they’ll be a potential “fun” game with another team). The “A Finals” will have first play second, while third plays fourth for bronze.
  • The bottom two teams in Group A and the top four in Group B will be assigned “B Flight” and start Playoff Qualification where they’ll play every team once. The “B Finals” will have first play second, while third plays fourth for bronze, and 5^th plays 6^th as a consolation.
  • The bottom 3 teams in Group B will be assigned “C Flight” and start a mini-Playoff Qualification where they’ll play every team once + one bye (on the “bye” week, they’ll play a fun game with another team). There will also be one team playing a DOUBLE HEADER. The results carry over to PQW3.
• Starting in PQW3:
  • The bottom 3 teams of Group B (with their carried over results) will play the top 3 teams of Group C once. This group of 6 will be assigned “C Flight”. The top 3 of Group C will use the most recent results of Round 2 against other C teams as its qualification games. The “C Finals” will have first play second, while third plays fourth for bronze, and 5^th plays 6^th as a consolation.
  • The bottom 6 teams in C will be assigned “D Flight” and be divided into two groups of 3 teams, where every team will play against the 3 teams in the other group and using previous games if necessary to break ties. The top team in each group of 3 which will play the ‘D-Finals”, while the remaining 4 teams will play for bronze and consolation.

Points are awarded as follows:
 ALL games will be 3pts for a win, 1pt for tie, and 0 for a loss.
All Forfeits = 0 Please report all FORFEITS to the league rep. 
Skips/Vices are responsible for recording the win/loss/tie on the CVCC website following conclusion of the game. 

Friday Mixed League is a mixed league with fixed teams divided into four divisions of seven teams.  Games are at 5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., and 9:00 p.m with teams rotating between the draw times every week. Each team must be 2 men and 2 women and must alternate gender in the delivery of stones. A team may play with 3 players provided 2 players are regular team members. In the case of a team playing with 3 players, only the player delivering the last stone and the player acting as vice-skip must be the opposite gender.

Points are awarded based on the following: 

'A' Division games: 5 points for a win, 2.5 points for a tie, 0 for a loss; 
'B' Division games: 4 points for a win, 2 points for a tie, 0 for a loss; 
'C' Division games: 3 points for a win, 1.5 points for a tie, 0 for a loss. 
'D' Division games: 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie, 0 for a loss. 

Skips/Vices are responsible for recording the win/loss/tie on the CVCC website following conclusion of the game. 

At the end of the draw, the top team in Divisions B, C and D will move up to A, B and C respectively and the bottom team from A, B and C will drop to B, C and D respectively. Standings are based on total points accumulated for that draw. 

Wild card scenario: If at the end of the draw, the bottom 2 teams in the higher division have fewer points than the top 2 teams of the immediate lower division, the 2 bottom teams from the higher division will be moved to the lower division and the top 2 teams of the lower division will be moved to the higher division. 

During the season, when teams are tied for points, the tiebreaker will be as follows: 

• Total Wins 
• Head to Head match up for most recent draw between teams that are tied 
• Results from the draw to the button from the beginning of the season

In the event of a tie to determine division champions, the final draw standings will be used as the first method to break the tie. If the teams are still tied, then the above methods will be used. 

The buzzer will sound at 6:35pm, 8:35pm and 10:45pm which will signal that you complete the current end.

***UPDATE*** An end is considered complete once the final rock of the end has come to a rest. If this occurs before the bell sounds, you may begin another end.

Last updated: 14-Nov-2025

Updates: Seeding draw for Draw 1 included to align with other evening open leagues. Updated bell rule. Removed fundraising description (there will be no league fundraising this year). Clarified that entire league format is now the same for all three evening open leagues. 

An end is deemed to have completed once the two teams agree on the score for that end. If this occurs before the bell sounds, you may begin another end. Use the countdown clock on the far end of the ice to keep track of your remaining time until the bell.
The bell in the early draw will go off at 8:50pm. The bell in the late draw will go off at 11:05pm.