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  • 2024/25 Wednesday Open Skins Champions
  • 2024/25 Monday Open Skins Champions
  • 2024/25 Day Men's Tag Draw Champions
  • 2024/25 Open Doubles Series Champion
  • 2024/25 Evening Women's Champions
  • 2024/25 Weekend Mixed Champions
  • 2024/25 Day Women's Champions
  • 2024/25 Evening Men's Champions
  • 2024/25 Sunday Open Champions

In our Wednesday open skins league, new teams are formed every four weeks.  Each member accumulates points based on the skins they win on each team on which they play throughout the season.

Topping the charts this season were Tom Hague, Steve Nehlawi, Alan Faiers and Cheryl Ker.

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Second place honours went to Ken Bugg, Debbie Murnaghan, Norm Rappaport, and Stuart Bell.

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In third place werer Stuart Jeffery, Cheryl Waith-Taylor, Peter Pille and Andrea Sweezey.

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Congratulations to the team of Doug Tompkins, Monica Tompkins, Mateo Tompkins and Diego Tompkins for winning the Aggregate skins title (greatest number of skins earned during the regular season).

2025 Skins Aggregate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Winning the Main Event playoffs was team Chen (pictured left to right): James Ty (lead), Justin Chung (second), Nicole Titkai (vice) and Justin Chen (skip)

2025 Skins Champions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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For the Day Men's Tag draw, the top curlers (based on points earned in the regular season) are formed into teams that play against each other for three games.

All Stars - Over the course of the regular season, curlers in the Daytime Men league earn points for their performance on the ice.  At the end of the season, the curlers in each position with the most points are considered our "All Stars" and are awarded the Harley Hubble trophy.

 

 2025 Daytime Men Year End Winners All Stars

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Playoff Champions - At the end of the regular season, our top 32 curlers who play twice per week are formed into eight teams for a three-game set of playoffs.  The winning team is awarded the Chrichton trophy.

 2025 Daytime Men Year End Winners A Event Chricton Trophy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One Day Curler Champions - New for the 2024/25 season was a separate championship series for 16 curlers who only play once per week.  Four teams were formed that played against each other in a round-robin tournament over three games.

 2025 Daytime Men Year End Winners One Day Curlers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Congratulations to Ivan Yuen and Emmy Sharples for emerging atop the heap in the Open Doubles series this season!

Open Doubles Champions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Congratulations are extended to the flight champions from Wednesday night!

Flight 1: Team Holladay (pictured left to right): Lori Brendel (lead), Julie Thompson (vice), Susan Holladay (skip), Alison Cook (second)

Wed Women Champs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Flight C:

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Our weekend mixed section is the largest at the club. Championship games were held on Saturday April 5, followed by an end-of-season party here at the club.

Congratulations to our Club and Flight Champions (Playoffs) 2024/2025 (note: these are the members listed in the roster, not necessarily the individuals who played on championship Saturday):

Club Champion: Team Sekai (Ikoro Sekai, Alison Cook, James Ty, Jessica Filipcic)

Flight 2 Champion: Team Huras (Dave Huras, Wendy Brisebois, Lucas Postelthwaite, Veronica Pochmursky)

Flight 3 Champion: Team Dickson (John Dickson, Karen Reid, Irving Reid, Tricia Dickson)

Flight 4 Champion: Team Chen (Jim Chen, Jennifer Alexander, Matthew Younder, Mary Johnstone)

Flight 5 Champion: Team Keith (Tom Keith, Carrie Keith, Brent Johnston, Meredith Strong)

Flight 6 Champion: Team Pitura (Cynthia Pitura, Ian Burdett, Lynn Burdett, Mark Palmert)

Flight 7 Champion: Team Slapnicar (Sean Slapnicar, Kelly Edge, Steve Chan, Janet Faurschou)

Flight 8 Champion: Team Sisson (Laura Sisson, Aaron Savage, Caitlin Campbell, Josh Shanahan)

Congratulations to the Falconer Winner 2024/2025 Season

Team Fine (David Fine, Cheryle Buck, Joel Colby, Carolyn Maloney)

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Our Day Women's league has sections that curl on Monday afternoon, Tuesday morning and Tuesday afternoon, as well as a team entry division on Thursdays.

a) Monday Afternoon Winners

DRAW ONE:  Joan Bingham Trophy

1st place: Elizabeth Adamson, Violet Binette. Jo-Anne Pierson, Corrine Santianni
2nd place: Wendy Ko, Mary Ellen Smith, Tannis Clarkson, Janet Robson
3rd place: Marlene Parker, Dorothy Robertson, Carrie Keith, Anna Buchanan

DRAW TWO:  Moira Murray Trophy

1st place: Laura Smales, Anne Campbell, Sylvie Dion, Robin Medcalf
2nd place: Cookie Best, Dorothy Robertson, Vera Ingham,Trish Blake
3rd place: Sherry Wilding, Theresa Chen, Joy Bradford, Corrine Santianni

DRAW THREE:    Dickinson Trophy

1st place:  Sherry Wilding, Dorothy Robertson, Sonia Valve, Sue Lendrum
2nd place: Cookie Best, Maureen Morrice, Sylvie Dion, Mary Davis
3rd place: Patti McMullen, Kathy McConnachie, Jo-Anne Pierson, Dorothy Thompson

b) Tuesday Morning Winners

DRAW ONE: Millie McConnell Award 

1st place: Colleen Johnson, Elizabeth Hatanaka, Catherine Fauquier, Karen Hamilton
2nd place: Karen Harder, Sarah Shutt, Helen Kay, Meaghan Worden
3rd place: Tara Lang, Helga Teitsson, Carrie Keith, Glynis Henry

DRAW TWO: Day Sweepers 

1st place: Shari Read, Lori Wells, Linda Strevens, Florence Huang
2nd place: Karen Harder, Bridget Sokoluk, Elisabeth Stroback, Deborah McPhadden
3rd place: Linda Ono, Helga Teitsson, Kim Chan, Meaghan Worden

DRAW THREE: Leaside 'Rock' Stars

1st place: Cynthia Pitura, Kim Davison, Jane Palmer, Meaghan Worden
2rd place: Gail Kirkwood, Dorothy Greenaway, Carrie Keith, Kathryn Jennings
3rd place: Jane Burgess, Anh Do, Elsie Rueter, Nancy Sikich

c) Tuesday Afternoon Winners

DRAW 1:   Flo Brown Trophy

1st place: Judy MacLellan, Trudy Milne, Margaret Peebles, Nicole Kouyoumdjian
2nd place: Cathy Windross, Marie McBurney, Barbara Hannach, Jacqui Hurd
3rd place: Mary Kishi, Lynn Matus, Vera Ingham, Barbara Doherty

DRAW 2:   Donna Bell Trophy

1st place: Siu Ling Kwan, Sue Ferguson, Linda Nichols, Marilou Wigh
2nd place: Pat Reid, Pat McMonagle, Vera Ingham, Juel Hogg
3rd place: Cathy Windross, Sandra Douglas, Gail Robertson-Whitworth 

DRAW 3: Merle Williams Trophy 

1st place: Judy MacLellan, Pauline Malley, Vera Ingham, Anne Socka
2nd place: Mary Howard, Judy Cook, Laura Masotti, Denise McDonald
3rd place: Mary Kishi, Sue Ferguson, Sandra Douglas, Bev Hill

d) Thursday Winners

DRAW 1:

Flight A – Team Reid - Pat Reid, Marilyn Pleckaitis, Bernie Gillett, Deborah Murnagham
Flight B – Team Johnson – Colleen Johnson, Janice Salter, Lori Wells, Mary Peterson
Flight C – Team Greenaway – Dorothy Greenaway, Wendy Jarvis, Helen Kay, Catherine Farquier, Wendy Girvan
Flight D – Team Norman – Jennie Norman, Monique Loucas, Linda Ono, Naomi Harris

DRAW 2:

Flight A – Team Reid – Pat Reid, Marilyn Pleckaitis, Bernie Gillett, Deborah Murnaghan
Flight B – Team Currie – Theresa Currie, Lee Banka, Karen Townsend, Christie Stevenson
Flight C – Team Windross – Cathy Windross, Kathy Edwards, Sue Ferguson, Jane Farquharson
Flight D – Team Dalziel – Jane Dalziel, Mary Kishi, Suzanne Tucker, Teresa Berezowski

FINAL RESULTS

Flight A:

First place - Pat Reid, Marilyn Pleckaitis, Bernie Gillett, Deborah Murnaghan
Second place - Grace Bugg, Aly Douglas, Carol Pratt, Shannan Levere
Third place - Susan Holladay, Gail Kirkwood, Erica Cooke, Elaine MacSween

Flight B:

First place -  Cynthia Pitura, Lynne Burdett, Sarah Shutt, Susan Bedford
Second place - Nancy Stewart, Linda Bishop, Jane Wilson, Dorothy Robertson
Third place - Jennie Norman, Monique Loucas, Linda Ono, Naomi Harris

Flight C:

First place - Gail Ferguson, Sue-Ellen Parrott, Tannis Clarkson, Carolyn Maloney
Second place -  Siu Ling Kwan, Chris Marino, Carrie Keith
Third place -  Jane Dalziel, Mary Kishi, Suzanne Tucker, Teresa Berezowski

Flight D:

First place - Rosemary Glenn, Barbara Gott, Bridget Sokoluk, Elsie Rueter
Second place - Mary Howard, Shari Read, Katie Pidgeon, Rose Low
Third place - Suzanne Gard, Karen Tam, Marian Lawson, Vera Ingham

 

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The overall evening men's league champion is team Sham from Thursday night.

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The winner of flight B is team Huras from Thursday night (pictured left to right): Irving Reid, Rob Musselman, Ryan McLellan and Dave Huras.

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The winner of Flight C is team Anderson from Tuesday night (pictured left to right): Neil Anderson, Gary Taugher, Matthew Maitland, Allan Keskikyla, and Karl Bauernfreund.

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The winner of flight D is team MacLeod from Thursday night.

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Congratulations to all winners in our Sunday Open league!

Flight A Winner: team Vigna (pictured left to right) - Adam Vigna, Phillip Huang, Sasha Lukashova, Anthony Anemi

Sun Open Team Vigna 2025 A Champs

 




























Flight B Winner: team Hudovernik (pictured left to right) - Tim Bloomfield, Stephen Hudovernik, Marianne Roy (fake Brendan Bottcher standing in for Stuart Rogers)

Sun Open Team Hudovernik 2025 B Champs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Flight C Winner: team Johnson (pictured left to right): Jocelyn Charles, Colleen Johnson, Mike Charles, Richard Brayley
Sun Open Team Johnson 2025 C Champs

 

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Leaside day women's section hosted its annual High Tea bonspiel on Wednesday February 12.

The lobby looked absolutely bright and inviting!  

High Tea lobby

The highlight of the day is always the English High Tea.  Thanks to Ginny Hughes and Mary Howard, our servers for the afternoon. Every single thing on those plates was home made and absolutely delicious!

 High Tea Mary HowardHigh Tea Ginny HugesHigh Team food

020Second place went to team Hastings from Bayview.

High Tea runners up Hastings

Third place went to team Douglas from Granite Club.

High Team third place Douglas

Fourth place went to team Breard from Oakville.

High Tea fourth place Breard

Leaside Curling Club
Day Women Section
General Rules Monday/Tuesday 2015/16 (updated April 2015)

Start/Stop
All players are asked to be on the ice by 12.55p.m., so that the game may commence no later than 1.00p.m. A warning bell will be rung at 2.55 p.m. to signal that the end of the game is near.  Finish only the end that you’re currently playing.
** Same rules apply to morning games: 9.45am start, consider warning bell is 11.45a.m.

An end is considered to be started, only if the 1st rock thrown is in motion.
Please adhere to the bell rule as laid out by the Games committee.

Draw
1. Teams will be composed of a minimum of 3 players. In the event of a three person team, the first two players will throw three rocks each and two rocks will be thrown by the Skip. At least one member of the team must be present to play the game. All games are played on the scheduled date.
2. Prior to commencing a game a Vice-Skip or a designated member of either team will flip a coin. The winner of the coin toss has the choice of the hammer (last rock) or choice of rock colour.
3. A game consists of eight (8) ends, but a team may concede after six (6) ends, if both teams agree to end the game. The winning team will be awarded by the Draw Master, 1 End & 1 rock pt., per end(s) not played, within the game allotment (based on 15 minutes per end). Exact time must be recorded on the score sheet.

Scoring
1. The scores will be recorded as: Win=5pts; Loss=1pt; Tie=3pts; Default=1 pts.
2. In the event of a blank end, each team will record ½ point.
3. The winning vices are responsible for recording the scores and the exact finishing time on the score sheet. Confirmed verification of scores & signatures of both vices is necessary.
4. At the end of each draw, ties for 1st; 2nd; or 3rd place will be broken by:
1. end count
2. rock count
3. point differential
4. coin toss
5. There will be no playoff games & in any one game the maximum point differential will be +10/-10.
6. In the event that there is an uneven number of teams in a draw the scoring will be prorated.

Default
A game is defaulted when:
1. a team has no original members of the team
2. a team has only 2 players (1 being an original member of the team). Unless the 2 Skips (offending & non-offending) agree to share players and score the game as played. In the case of a defaulted game, the offending team will receive 1/0/0/-5 points for the game loss; ends; rock count & point differential The non-offending team will receive the score of 5/5/5/+5 for the win.

Spares
Spares will be acquired only through the designated Spare Co-Ordinator of each draw. Do not arrange for your own spare. Spares must be used from the available spare list. When the spare list is depleted, the team will then play with 3 players. It is at the discretion of the team to decide where the spare would be best played.

Being the best brusher is more than just having the ‘perfect’ technique. Brushing is a skill that requires hours of practice and observation.

​This practice plan was put together to help you understand:

  • What is the right brushing position for your body?
  • What does the footwork look like between open and closed?
  • How do you prepare a proper on ice brushing practice?
  • What exercises can you do to support your wish to improve your brushing?
  • How do you know when to sweep? How can you become a smarter sweeper?

​It's not just an educational opportunity teaching you the 'why' behind each of my techniques, but is also a step-by-step guide for you to follow to help you make long lasting changes in your position, technique and sweeping ability.

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The Better Brushing Practice Plan includes 3 phases of on and off ice activities to help you progressively gain strength, comfort and understanding to become a better brusher.

​What the Better Brushing Practice Plan provides:

  • 6x on ice practice plans to help you become a better brusher; focusing on both technique and how to be a smart sweeper
  • 6x small off ice workouts that can be completed in season to support the movement and strength needs of optimal brushing position


Who is it for? (EVERYONE)

  • Beginner curlers looking to learn how to sweep; get a full kickstart over your fellow learn to curlers!
  • Intermediate curlers looking to take their brushing to the next level and solidify their practice plan
  • Elite curlers looking to improve their brushing foundation and find their edge over the competition.

 

How does it work?

  • The program is organized into 3 phases. Each phase has a purpose to help you gain strength, confidence and understanding of not only how to sweep, but WHEN to sweep.
  • At the end of each phase you will find keys to tell when you are ready to progress to the next phase

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Need more specific help as you follow the plan?

Purchase up to 3x brushing video analysis sessions for only $40/ session; to be completed before the end of April 2025

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First step to get access to The Better Brushing Practice Plan --> HERE

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  10. Ice Reading Clinic: November 27

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Phone: 647-748-CURL (2875) 

 

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A proud member of the Leaside community for over 60 years, Leaside Curling Club is a vibrant not-for-profit organization. This wheelchair-accessible facility is open from September to April and features 8 sheets of curling ice, a lounge, bar, pro shop, and change rooms.