Team Fleming (2018 Scotland National Champions)
    Team Parks / Team Flemming Friendly March 14th, 2018
    City View Curling Club
    50 Capilano Drive, Ottawa, ON
    Three Sheet Club
    Farewell to our club that served us from 1957-2015
    Youth Curling
    Class of 2017-2018
    Charter Members
    Carmine Luciani, Don Muldrew, and Ron Bedford
    Moosehead Bar
    Ice Installation 2016-17
    Ready for play as of 14-09-2016
    Spacious Lounge (accommodates up to 150) available for rental

    Last updated: 27-Sep-2024
      
    DESCRIPTION
    A non-fixed team division in which players are scrambled each week and teams are made up depending upon who has signed up to play on any specific Friday. Games are played from 10am to noon on Fridays. There is an optional, volunteer-made pay lunch which follows the game, from noon to 1 p.m. This league is open to any member of CVCC who signs up to play, either for the entire season or on a pay-as-you-go weekly basis. 
     
    CONTACT INFO
    Contact the league rep via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 
     
    LEAGUE SETUP
    The league has two levels of membership:
    Full Season FF Members are eligible to play in all games during the season. There are a maximum of 32 membership registrations available each year. Registration is on the Club website via League Registration.

    The following membership level will be available on the Club website (as an Event) after Thanksgiving weekend, if availability permits:
     
    • Pay-As-You-Go FF Weekly Play (PayGo) will be offered in groups of two games, to be used whenever you wish, as availability permits, throughout the season. These can be used for one player on two different weeks or two players on one week.

    WEEKLY SIGNUP

    League members use the website at https://sites.google.com/cityviewcurling.ca/friendlyfriday/home to indicate if they are playing and/or having lunch. Full Season members can indicate their intention up to four weeks in advance of the current date. Pay-as-you-go members can indicate their intention for the next week. 

     
    5th/6th NAMED TEAM MEMBER
    Since there are no fixed teams in this league, there is no provision for 5th/6th team members. 
     
    SPARING
    There are no "spares" in FF so only members who have signed up for FF - either via the Seasonal Fee of the Pay-as-you-go Fee can participate
     
    BELL RULE
    There is no Bell to indicate the end of game play with this league. 
     

    LUNCH
    Each week a lunch will follow the draw, at noon. As is in previous years, volunteers can sign up to provide a light lunch for players who have signed for lunch, at a small cost to cover expenses. The volunteer lunch-makers list will be posted in the hallway near the change rooms.


     

    Last updated: 15-Nov-2024

    DESCRIPTION

    For curlers of all experience levels, Monday Open Doubles consists of fixed, two-player open teams. Offering a balance of recreational-to-competitive play across 3 divisions and 3 weekly draws starting at 7:00pm, doubles is a fast-paced game that demands energy and attentiveness of all participants.

    This is what makes doubles so fun and interesting! With only two players, everyone has to call their own line, or choose to get up and sweep your own stones. Sweeping alone means switching sides can be a real advantage, and even skips need to be able to judge weight and sweep those stones to the button!

    It is a well-rounded game that gets everyone involved in the strategy, is challenging to even the most experienced curlers, while also being an excellent way to develop the skills for those newer to the sport of curling.

     
    CONTACT INFO
    Contact the league rep via email at mondaydoubles@cityviewcurling.ca
     
    LEAGUE SETUP

    League & Game format:

    • 28 teams across 4 divisions.
    • 2 players per team, 1 spare permitted in any game.
    • 3 rounds of play, each round is 8 weeks.
      • Round 1 is 8 weeks (1 dedicated week at the end to accommodate makeup games)
      • Rounds 2 & 3 are each 7 weeks
      • Open Doubles Championship over the last 3 weeks
    • Draws at 7:00pm, 8:20pm & 9:40pm
    • Games are maximum 6 ends, played to the buzzer at 65 minutes indicating the last end of play.
    • Rules are the same as those in mixed doubles; 1 stone from each team is positioned at the start of each end, and players opt between throwing stones 1 & 5, or 2, 3 & 4 in that end. “Power Play” option can only be utilized once a game for each team.
    • Etiquette as is applicable to all other leagues. Players are encouraged to be courteous, be helpful and alert, and try your best to be respectful of pace and not delay the game.

    Points will be weighted across the 3 divisions as follows; 

    • 5,4,3 points for a WIN in A,B & C respectively
    • 2.5, 2, 1.5 points for a DRAW in A, B & C respectively
    • 0 points for a LOSS

    In Round 1, all 4 pools will receive the same points as follows:

    • 4 points for a WIN
    • 2 points for a TIE
    • 0 points for a LOSS

    At the end of Round 1, teams will be seeded into 4 divisions based upon points for Round 2.

    In Round 2 points will be awarded as follows:

    Divisions A & B

    • 4 points for a WIN
    • 2 points for a TIE
    • 0 points for a LOSS

    Divisions C & D

    • 3 points for a WIN
    • 1.5 points for a TIE
    • 0 points for a LOSS

    At the end of Round 2, the top 2 teams from each Divisions C & D will be promoted into Divisions A & B respectively, while the bottom 2 teams from each Divisions A & B will be demoted into Divisions C & D respectively. In Round 3, points will be awarded the same as in Round 2.

    At the conclusion of Round 3, the top team by overall points will be awarded the league trophy. All Monday Doubles teams will be provided the opportunity to participate in the Open Doubles Championship over the last 3 weeks of the season (Mar 25th, Apr 8th and Apr 15th)

    Skips are responsible for recording the win/loss/tie on the CVCC website following conclusion of the game. 
     
    Link to League Bulletin Board. (Google Sheets will be updated throughout the season to include FAQs, dates & deadlines, etc.)
     
    3rd NAMED TEAM MEMBER
    Teams may identify a 3rd team member as an alternate once the team has two paid-in-full members. Alternates can be anyone that has paid club fees – this includes someone that has paid spare fees only (but excludes a social membership). Alternates can play in any position.
     
    SPARING
    Everyone who has already registered for a league or joined as a "Spare Member" can spare in this league. "Youth Members" must be 14 or older to spare in this league. Non-members of CVCC can spare (refer to https://cityviewcurling.ca/index.php/member-s-home/other/frequently-asked-questions/691-can-non-members-spare).
     
    Spares cannot be used by a team until the team has two paid-in-full members.
     
    No more than one spare is allowed per game. 
     
    Teams looking for a spare should refer to the spares list at https://cityviewcurling.ca/index.php/member-s-home/league-information/sub-lists
     
    BELL RULE

    Bell will sound after 65 minutes of play to indicate your last end of play. Do not begin another end after that bell sounds. In Doubles Play, an end is deemed to have started once the positioned stones have been placed.

    FUNDRAISING

    Along with other evening leagues, this league uses a 50/50 draw to fund a joint year-end banquet (dinner and prizes) and maintaining league awards. Additional prizes are occasionally purchased through the year. 

     

    Our youth division supports the development of beginning and experienced curlers from ages 7 to 16 years old through our Little Rocks and Bantam programs. Coaching occurs on Sundays in two sessions (Session #1 - 11 am to 12:30 pm; Session #2 - 1 pm to 2:30 pm). This programs aims to provide a fun environment for children to learn the game, and provides opportunities for more competitive players. Capacity is 32 players and places go fast. The season runs from late October to April.


    The Special Olympics is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to providing year-round sports training and competition opportunities for individuals with an intellectual disability. The Special Olympics is an international movement and in Ottawa, sports programs benefit more than 600 local athletes.

    Curling is one of the sports offered and a Special Olympics team has been playing at the City View Curling Club since 1999.  Each year around 15 athletes sign up.  A few have been avid curlers for over 10 year.  Team members meet every Friday afternoon to learn about the sport and hone their skills.  Each year, “Fun spiels” provide an opportunity for friendly matches with other regional teams.  Our more experienced athletes also compete to qualify for Special Olympic events at the provincial level and beyond and to participate in the Special Olympics component of the annual Dominion Tankard.  


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