Kalamazoo Curling Club will be offering Learn To Curl sessions during the 2015 Curling National Championships beginning Saturday, February 14th.
 
Cost per person is just $20 and includes a 1.5-hour curling lesson on the ice, plus all the curling equipment you'll need to try it out!  All you need to do is wear warm, loose-fitting clothes and clean soft-soled tennis shoes.  Other individual and group "package" deals (e.g., w/day pass to Nationals) are also available.  Here are the dates and times currently being offered:
  • Sat., 2/14 [7-8:30pm & 8:30-10pm]
  • Sun., 2/15 [4:30-6pm & 8:30-10pm]
  • Wed. 2/18 [8-9:30pm]
  • Fri., 2/20 [6:30-8pm]
  • Sat., 2/21 [7-8:30pm]

Location:  All Learn-to-curl sessions will be held in The CUBE located at Wings Stadium.

Sign-up:  stop by the club's booth during Nationals, or reserve your spot online in advance through Wings Stadium.

Inquiries:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (or call 269-743-4218)

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Marcus on the CW7!

Well, with the Nationals coming to Kalamazoo, the media outlets are naturally clamoring at our feet, hoping to get just as close to real live curling stars as they can. Our club's president, Marcus Gleaton, sat down with Kalamazoo's Lori Moore this afternoon to talk up the sport, the club, and the upcoming US Nationals.

See the full interview here.

 

Well, the 2015 USA Curling National Championships are about 3 weeks away, and the media machine is running on all cylinders. Here's the latest article from our friends at KzooConnect about the event. Nice work. We appreciate the press for the club, AND the event.

 

Stephanie Senneker, a member of the Kalamazoo Curling Club and curling lead with Team McCormick, helped her team produce a BIG win at the "A Event" qualifier during the Women's Challenge Round held in Bismark, North Dakota on January 10th.  Why "BIG"??  Because the win qualifies Team McCormick to compete in the upcoming 2015 Curling Nationals held this February 14-21 at Wings Stadium Annex, home of the Kalamazoo Curling Club.

Team McCormick

Curling is starting to reach something of a critical mass here in the United States. Interest in the sport continues to rise, as does the number of clubs and, ultimately, curlers. One of the things that has been sorely lacking in the United States is media coverage of the sport. It's something of a chicken and egg situation: There aren't enough people interested in the sport to warrant coverage on US television; without that coverage, people aren't exposed to the sport, and it remains some kind of mystery joke-sport.

This may be about to change. 

ESPN has reached an agreement with its Canadian brother, TSN, to provide coverage of the Tournament of Champions through March, 2015. What does this mean? In short, it means that folks in the States will be able to watch the Scotties and the Brier. Coverage kicked off this past weekend with the Canada Cup, and there will be more coverage over the course of three weekends in January. The Scotties (the Canadian championships for the ladies) will take place from February 14-22, and the Brier (the Canadian men's championships) will take place from the 28th of February to the 8th of March.

Viewers will be able to stream the events live through ESPN3, and through a variety of streaming TV apps and devices. More details are available here.

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