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Welcome to the Capital Curling Club!Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginning curler in the Bismarck/Mandan area, we've got everything you need here at CapitalCurlingClub.org! Check out our links below for the curling basics as well as other curling resources. In the navigation above you will find our club calendar for up coming Learn-To-Curls, Bonspiels and other great club events, as well as all necessary event information and registration for all of our events!
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Current News:
2021 Outdoor Spiel
Sign up sheet is located in the club room, details in the poster below.
COVID-19 Reopening Guidelines
Update Nov 15, 2020: Per the Governor's Restart Protocol announcement on Friday Nov 13, the Board has decided to postpone the curling season until the first week in January.
On October 18, the Curling Club Board met to decide what the next steps are as we look to kick off the 2020-2021 Season. This is their response:
The North Dakota Department of Health altered it's Covid guidance as it transitioned Burleigh and Morton Counties' risk level to "Orange." The Capital Curling Club Board has changed it's Covid policies to align with the North Dakota Department of Health's guidance. Simply put, with proper mitigation policies in place and assurances that no more than 50 curlers will ever be in the club at the same time, it is possible to have a season that complies with the applicable rules and regulations.
Accordingly, the Curling season is tentatively scheduled to begin November 11th, presuming ice installation goes smoothly.
So, What will my season look like?
What changes can I expect on my league night?
Curling will tentatively start on Wednesday November 11.
On October 18, the Curling Club Board met to decide what the next steps are as we look to kick off the 2020-2021 Season. This is their response:
The North Dakota Department of Health altered it's Covid guidance as it transitioned Burleigh and Morton Counties' risk level to "Orange." The Capital Curling Club Board has changed it's Covid policies to align with the North Dakota Department of Health's guidance. Simply put, with proper mitigation policies in place and assurances that no more than 50 curlers will ever be in the club at the same time, it is possible to have a season that complies with the applicable rules and regulations.
Accordingly, the Curling season is tentatively scheduled to begin November 11th, presuming ice installation goes smoothly.
So, What will my season look like?
- Individual Registration Deadline will be tentatively moved to November 8.
- Reminder that you can register anytime at: https://www.capitalcurlingclub.org/individual-curler-registration.html
- If any of this changes, we will let you know.
- Curling will tentatively start on Wednesday November 11.
- KidzCurl and Junior Curling to tentatively start on November 14.
- Learn to Curls will ideally be held prior to the start date. More details to come.
What changes can I expect on my league night?
- Masks are required by all people in the facility unless you are actively sweeping. Please social distance wherever possible.
- There will be no socializing before or after games. Use of the club room is for accessing lockers only. This policy will be in effect indefinitely. As before, there will be no snacks during this period.
- There will be additional time limits on leagues. These will all be explicitly defined on your schedule. This is to address a 50 curler limit in the facility.
- There will be no new ends after 1:30 from the start time
- Games are immediately over after 1:45 from the start time
- Curlers are to leave the facility after 1:50 past the start time
- If there is a league afterwards, none of the later members will enter until 1:55 minutes have passed from the start time of the prior league.
- The Curling Club will not be stocking beverage coolers to start the year. You will need to bring your own water or other non-alcoholic beverages.
- No Alcohol Is To Be Brought Into The Facility. Due to financial restrictions, the club will not have a liquor permit to start out the year. This may change in the future if socializing after games is reinstated.
- For Additional details, the existing COVID Guidelines will be updated to reflect changes later in the week of October 19. This will be viewable on the website or Facebook.
Curling will tentatively start on Wednesday November 11.
2020 Season Registration Open!
The board has decided that if you are a grandfathered team and choose not to play this year due to COVID-19, you will not lose your spot next year. Grandfathered status will carry over to the 2021-2022 season. but note that another team may use your spot this year.
For more information on this season and the impacts of COVID-19 on our rules, please click here to view our reopening guidelines.
If you need some more instruction on registration, please visit our Registration Information page.
Please note there have been changes to the registration policy regarding team sponsorship payments. Please review the changes here.
For more information on this season and the impacts of COVID-19 on our rules, please click here to view our reopening guidelines.
If you need some more instruction on registration, please visit our Registration Information page.
Please note there have been changes to the registration policy regarding team sponsorship payments. Please review the changes here.
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