The Niagara Falls Curling Club, established in 1891, is a historic and thriving six-sheet facility located on Morrison Street. It has a rich curling tradition and continues to serve passionate curlers of all levels.

Visit the Niagara Falls Curling Club Website

The Welland Curling Club, founded in 1946, features eight sheets of ice and is a prominent part of the greater Niagara area’s curling community. It offers a welcoming atmosphere for players of all experience levels.

Visit the Welland Curling Club Website

The Best Western Challenge is designed to promote inclusivity and increase participation in curling. This event welcomes players of all skill levels, ages, genders, and abilities, encouraging those who haven’t previously competed at the provincial level.

Curling Ontario has introduced a tiered entry fee structure and two levels of competition:

• Tier One: Teams with limited recent provincial championship experience, with only two players having played in a national-qualifying provincial event within the last three years.
• Tier Two: Teams with no players who have competed in a recent provincial championship leading to a national event.

This event aims to foster a welcoming environment for all curlers and inspire new champions to get involved!