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Etiquette Tips for New Curlers

  1. The game begins and ends with a handshake.
  2. The thirds decide who has hammer usually by flipping a coin.
  3. It is courtesy for non-throwing players to remain outside the hog line while the throwing player delivers.
  4. It is courtesy for non-throwing players not to congregate behind the opposing player who is holding the broom.
  5. Sweepers returning to the opposite end should walk single file rather than 2 by 2 so as not to block the view of the throwing players.
  6. It is polite to stop moving while a player is set to throw.
  7. Etiquette directs players to delay walking by another sheet until the throwing player facing you has released his/her rock.
  8. It is important to both call and furnish the opposing skip with plenty of notice if your team cannot make a game. 
    The club should also be informed so free ice can be re-apportioned.
  9. A game can be played with 3 players each side. The club maintains a Spare List to make it easier to find a player.





 

 

 

HISTORY
The Langley Curling Club facility (1965), which started out with only four sheets of ice has expanded to six sheets (1990). Two viewing areas, one at ice level and one in the facility’s lounge both offer excellent opportunities to watch our many leagues in action.

Located in the George Preston Memorial Center, the curling facility is owned by the Township of Langley, but managed by Recreation Excellence and encompasses a variety of meeting rooms, concession stand, commercial kitchen, locker room, office and pro shop, ice arena ( Langley Chiefs ) and licensed lounge.

The Langley Curling Club has over 700 long-time and new curlers, which makes us the 7th largest club in BC, and boasts few unused curling times.

There is daytime curling Monday through Thursday and full evening curling with 2 draws Monday through Friday with Saturday having a full junior program all morning accommodating children as young as 5 to 18 and then 3 full draws of Novice curlers starting @ 4.45pm. Sunday, a quieter day is home to the Optimist “Highpoint” Division and a Special Olympics group in the evening.

This year the club is adding on ice cameras & 22” monitors for better viewing of the “away” end, hopefully starting a wheelchair league on Sundays and as always a continuation of our huge school program, which also includes a High School league on Thursday afternoons.

The club has a very well stocked and well-priced pro shop for all your curling needs.

 

 
     
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