District 1
Closing Date limite - le 5 janvier / January 5, 2024
Eliminatoires/Centre Playdowns
Inscriptions / entries: Mary Whittall
Centre 1 & 2
le 31 janvier / January 31,2024
10h00 et 13h00 /10:00 AM & 1:00 PM
Club de curling St-Lambert Curling Club
Centre 3 & 6
Inscriptions / Entries: Heather Aldridge
le 27 janvier / January 27, 2024
10h00 et 13h00 / 10:00 AM & 1:00 PM
Club de curling Glenmore Curling Club
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Finale de District Finals
Date: le 11 février / February 11, 2024
Heure / Time: 13h00 / 1:00 PM
Club de curling Ormstown Curling Club
Lunch provided to finalists
Présidente de la compétition/Chairperson -
Patricia Birkett
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Frais d'inscription/Entry Fee
$80.00
Payéz à l’ordre de la responsable du centre / Payable to the Centre Convenor:
Centre 1 et 2 - Mary Whittall
Centre 3 et 6 - Heather Aldridge
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District 2
Closing Date - January 27, 2024
District Playdowns - Saturday, February 17, 2024
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
District Finals - Sunday, February 18, 2024
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Arnprior Curling Club
Chairperson - Susan Johnston
Entry Fee - $80.00
Championnat - le 10 mars, 2024 13h30
Club de curlng Lachine
Championship - March 10, 2024 1:30 PM
Lachine Curling Club
Rules and Regulations Printable version
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All curlers playing in this event must be a member of a club belonging to the LCA
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Curl Canada rules shall apply, including LCA Amendments.
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Entry fee shall be set by the LCA.
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All games are 8 ends except the Championship games between District 1 and District 2 which will be 10 ends
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Unlimited entries. Two games guaranteed.
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There are two trophies: McCALLUM FILLY and HAMILTON SHIELD. The winners of the first game play in the McCallum Filly event and the losers play in the Hamilton Shield event.
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The Championship Finals will be held alternately in District 1 and District 2.
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Winning clubs shall be responsible for returning trophies and carrying cases to the LCA
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Only players in their seventh year of curling or less may enter. Eligibility shall be determined by each club. Curlers who have participated in 10 or more games during a curling season have a year's curling experience. Participation in a Learn to Curl Program or League, which lasts for ten (10) weeks or longer, will count as a year of curling
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Composite rinks are allowed. All participants must be a member of a club that is a Member of the LCA.
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If no other curler is available because of the restriction on the number of years curled, a player from a team that has been eliminated in the competition may be substituted.
2019
Bonspiel format open to LCA curlers with 7 or less years curling experience. Unlimited entries, composite rinks permitted. Two games guaranteed. Championship finals alternate each year between District 1 and 2.
The McCallum Filly Trophy was presented by Mr. and Mrs. George McCallum of Richmond, Ontario, 1974-75. Played for the first time in April 1975. Edith McCallum was President of LCA in 1974-75. McCallum Filly 1982-83 Plaques presented to all Centre winners in District 1 and 2 (purchased by LCA)
District Plaques for Winners 1974-75 presented by Edith and George McCallum
District Winner pins horseshoe with red curling stone (gilt)
District Runner-up pins horseshoe with red curling stone (silver)
Championship Winners McCallum Filly Trophy and gilt bar with filly
Championship Runner-up receives LCA silver bar with filly
The Hamilton Shield was presented by Carol (Edith's daughter) and David Hamilton in 1975-76, the second year of the competition. No Centre Plaques.
District Plaques for Winners (purchased by LCA 1987-88).
District Winner pins horseshoe with blue curling stone (gilt)
District Runner-up pins horseshoe with blue curling stone (silver)
Championship Winners Hamilton Shield Plaque and gold shield with filly attached
Championship Runners-up receive silver shield with filly attached