OCC Mixed Bonspiel
Signup is open for the OCC Mixed Bonspiel - February 25-27.
Visit the Mixed Bonspiel page for all the details.
Signup is open for the OCC Mixed Bonspiel - February 25-27.
Visit the Mixed Bonspiel page for all the details.
Join Oilfields Curling Club
OCC is looking to fill openings in some of our leagues for the last half of the curling season.
Read this note about the openings and how to register.
Want to try curling - or get back into it - or join more leagues - check it out.
OCC is looking to fill openings in some of our leagues for the last half of the curling season.
Read this note about the openings and how to register.
Want to try curling - or get back into it - or join more leagues - check it out.
OCC to Host 2022 Curling Alberta Mixed Championship
Oilfields Curling Club is hosted the Curling Alberta 2022 Mixed Championship on March 9-13, 2022.
We will need members to volunteer to help with organizing and running the bonspiel.
John Desjardins will be our Host Coordinator - read John's email about volunteer roles.
We will need members to volunteer to help with organizing and running the bonspiel.
John Desjardins will be our Host Coordinator - read John's email about volunteer roles.
Practice Ice
Practice Ice will be available most Sundays from 1:00 to 3:00 - see Calendar page for more info.
Practice Ice will be available most Sundays from 1:00 to 3:00 - see Calendar page for more info.
Alberta 55 Plus Play Downs At OCC - November 25th
Oilfields hosted the Alberta 55 Plus Zone 2 play downs this past week. OCC had several teams competing in the play downs. Congratulations to three OCC teams who qualified to move on to the provincials in Edmonton next spring.
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65+ Ladies
Pegi McGill (skip) Jackie Stickel (third) Diane Huffman (second) Heather Thomson (lead) |
65+ Mixed
Lloyd Nelson (skip) Rose Dayment (third) Don Grose (second) Barb Larson (lead) |
65+ Mens
Dave Wight (skip) Wayne Solie (third) (missing from pic - Donn spared) Al Mehl (second) Sandy Graham (lead) (missing from pic) |
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Our 55+ teams did well however Cochrane teams had the edge. 55+ team winners all from Cochrane.
"Share the LOVE with your club!"
Curling Alberta 50/50 Is Back
Curling Alberta 50/50 Is Back
Oilfields Curling Club will be a part of Curling Alberta’s online 50/50, everyday of Canadian Olympic Trials (on TSN) - starting tomorrow (November 20th) and running to Sunday November 28th. Ticket sales are open daily from 9am-10pm MST and one lucky winner will be drawn each day at 10:15pm.
Proceeds raised will be split between Curling Alberta and our club, so don’t forget to select our club at checkout using the link below!
Grab ticket here using OCC's ticket sales link: https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/curlingalberta/123.
Thanks for your support and GOOD LUCK!
Proceeds raised will be split between Curling Alberta and our club, so don’t forget to select our club at checkout using the link below!
Grab ticket here using OCC's ticket sales link: https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/curlingalberta/123.
Thanks for your support and GOOD LUCK!
OCC Covid Protocol
Next week, league reps will be verifying everyone's vaccine status before the beginning of each league.
Please arrive early to allow time for all members to meet with their league rep to present their documentation. If you wish to present your documents privately, please reach out to your league rep to make arrangements.
If you play in multiple leagues, we ask that you verify your status at your first game with each league.
If you are coming into the club to use practice ice, you will need to verify your vaccine status with the practice coordinator when you enter the building.
All spectators and lounge guests should be prepared to produce their records upon request.
Please be advised that masking is still required in the common areas of the club including the downstairs viewing area, lockers rooms, and lounge, but is not required when seated in the lounge or on the ice.
Curlers under 18 are not required to be verified in order to participate according to the most recent public health orders; however, all spectators 12 years and older will also need to be prepared to present their documentation when accessing the club.
Restriction Exemption Program Member Consent Form
All OCC curlers are required to sign this member consent form and present it when you come to the club for your first league game. You can download a copy here.
Amongst other things, this acknowledges that you give the club permission to record that we have verified your vaccine status. By doing this you will not be required to show your proof of vaccination or medical exemption each time you enter the building for a league game.
Also anyone who registered online and indicated that you wanted to submit a signed paper version of the Curling Canada Release of Liability Waiver should bring this signed copy to your first game. You can download a copy here.
Payments Due
With league play starting next week, all outstanding registration payments are due. Easiest is doing an eTransfer (see the registration page for more info). You can also bring a cheque to your first game and give it to your league rep.
Thank you for helping us navigate these challenging times.
Tim Tomayer
President
oilfieldsccpresident@gmail.com
Next week, league reps will be verifying everyone's vaccine status before the beginning of each league.
Please arrive early to allow time for all members to meet with their league rep to present their documentation. If you wish to present your documents privately, please reach out to your league rep to make arrangements.
If you play in multiple leagues, we ask that you verify your status at your first game with each league.
If you are coming into the club to use practice ice, you will need to verify your vaccine status with the practice coordinator when you enter the building.
All spectators and lounge guests should be prepared to produce their records upon request.
Please be advised that masking is still required in the common areas of the club including the downstairs viewing area, lockers rooms, and lounge, but is not required when seated in the lounge or on the ice.
Curlers under 18 are not required to be verified in order to participate according to the most recent public health orders; however, all spectators 12 years and older will also need to be prepared to present their documentation when accessing the club.
Restriction Exemption Program Member Consent Form
All OCC curlers are required to sign this member consent form and present it when you come to the club for your first league game. You can download a copy here.
Amongst other things, this acknowledges that you give the club permission to record that we have verified your vaccine status. By doing this you will not be required to show your proof of vaccination or medical exemption each time you enter the building for a league game.
Also anyone who registered online and indicated that you wanted to submit a signed paper version of the Curling Canada Release of Liability Waiver should bring this signed copy to your first game. You can download a copy here.
Payments Due
With league play starting next week, all outstanding registration payments are due. Easiest is doing an eTransfer (see the registration page for more info). You can also bring a cheque to your first game and give it to your league rep.
Thank you for helping us navigate these challenging times.
Tim Tomayer
President
oilfieldsccpresident@gmail.com
Oilfields Curling Club Emails Below are links to recent OCC emails if you want to look back. |
Rings are in. Donn was painting lines today (Oct 12th).
Mike & Peter & crew painted the ice today (Oct. 8th).
If you plan to curl but haven't registered - please do it this weekend. Go to the registration page and complete the online form.
The league reps are firming up team lists and schedules.
If you plan to curl but haven't registered - please do it this weekend. Go to the registration page and complete the online form.
The league reps are firming up team lists and schedules.
Sporthelps Letter Writing Campaign
Request from Curling Alberta
"We want to see teams, leagues and events come back strong, and are pushing for investments in the upcoming federal budget. We hope you will lend your voice to help the national curling community make sure politicians understand what is at stake."
WRITE A LETTER
To get active, we ask that you go to www.sporthelps.ca and click the ‘take action’ button.
You can then send a letter with just a few clicks to your local MP, the Minister of Finance and the Minister responsible for sport in Canada. By entering your name and address the tool will personalize and send the letter on your behalf.
"We want to see teams, leagues and events come back strong, and are pushing for investments in the upcoming federal budget. We hope you will lend your voice to help the national curling community make sure politicians understand what is at stake."
WRITE A LETTER
To get active, we ask that you go to www.sporthelps.ca and click the ‘take action’ button.
You can then send a letter with just a few clicks to your local MP, the Minister of Finance and the Minister responsible for sport in Canada. By entering your name and address the tool will personalize and send the letter on your behalf.
