Vernon Curling Club

Congratulations to Ina Forrest & Team Austgarden & Coach Sharon Morrison
for winning the 2025 BC Wheelchair Curling Championships held in Delta.

The team moves onto represent BC in the 2025 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championships
in April in Québec.

Team Austgarden

Team Arndt - U18 Canadians

VerKam5 Team - Skip Ava Arndt, Third Bethany Evans, Second Ivy Jensen, Lead Alicia Evans finished 4th at the recent U18 Canadians.
21 Ladies teams competed from across Canada in 3 pools. Team Arndt finished the round robin at 4-2 and advanced to the playoffs.

They lost a semi final game to make the Bronze game where they narrowly lost 6-5 to Ontario, walking away with a 4th place finish.

Congratulation Ladies! and to top off the week, Ivy Jensen received the Sportsmanship Spirit Award.

Team Arndt

Friars' Briar

VCC curlers...

Skip – David Hunter, Third – Paul Hunter, Second – Russell Crawford, Lead – Arnold Badke recently participated in the Friars Briar in PEI

The Friars’ Briar Association aims to promote fine fellowship and good curling on a national basis among clergy persons and their associates.
The Association has held an annual curling competition, known as the Friars’ Briar Bonspiel, since 1978.

Because of stormy weather in the east, only 8 of 10 teams were able to get to the event.
As a result, the 8 game format was abbreviated to 6 games.

Two pools of 4 played a 3 game round robin. The Hunter team had a 1-1-1 record through round robin.
The championship round was also a round robin and they had a clean sweep.
The last game was a rematch against the Catholic Priests from Edmonton with a final score of 9-4.

The teams that made it to Summerside represented BC, AB, SK, ON and PEI.
The two teams that were grounded by weather were from Wisconsin and Paris, ON.

Congratulations David, Paul, Russell & Arnold

Friars Briar