Off Season
We are closed for the curling off season. All Programs, Leagues, Rentals and more will resume Sept 5th.
We will also be opening the lounge for (before) Canadians games and for Pickle Ball! Details will be posted soon.
Our lounge is still available for event rentals on evenings and weekends. Please email [email protected] with inquiries.
Club News
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April Newsletter
B&B team wins VCC Championship
Slider In - B&B League, left to right: skip Danny Laurence, third Kyle Vance, second Sam Orr, lead Kristin Defer, fifth Nathan van der Molen-Pater
A team of curlers from the Friday night B&B League are the 2023-24 VCC champions. The Slider In squad defeated the PRCL team Oh My Guard, skipped by Scott Robertson, in the A event final. Robertson is a former VCC Championship winner.
This year, for the first time, the championship was divided into...
March Newsletter
VCC curlers win BC Curling Club Championship
Congratulations to Team Guignard for winning the BC Curling Club Championship, Mar. 6-10 in Kamloops. The team is made up of VCC members - skip Jeff Guignard (far left), third Chris Faa, second Patrick Prade and lead Chris Gomes. They curl in a league at Richmond CC, but wear VCC team jackets! All four team members have lost previous BC Curling Club Championship final games in past seasons, so this win will feel good. They will represent BC a...
February Newsletter
Harry and Meghan visit VCC
Prince Harry tries out wheelchair curling at VCC on Friday, Feb. 16. He and his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, were at VCC to celebrate curling at the Invictus Games in February of next year. Photo from CTV news. Click here for the full story.
Grandy team at the Scotties in Calgary
The Clancy Grandy team is in Calgary, representing BC at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary, Feb. 16-25. The VCC team has won the BC Scotties two years in a row...
Grandy team repeats as BC champs
The Clancy Grandy team from Vancouver Curling Club has repeated as BC Scotties champions. They won the Jan. 28 final in Victoria 11-3 in eight ends over Corryn Brown from Kamloops, and went through the whole event undefeated with only one game lasting 10 ends. The Grandy team will be representing BC for the second straight year in the 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Feb. 16-25 in Calgary. Left to right are lead Sarah Loken, second Lindsay Dubue, third Kayla MacMillan and skip Clancy Grandy...
