Results - Winter League Rounds 11 & 12

P Knoll v R Shand (9-3)

C Forbes v J Florance (7-5)

G Fisher v J Florance (11-3)

C Forbes v R Shand (7-6)

With Team Forbes winning tonight they are now uncatchable and are this season's Winter League Champions. Congratulations to Chris Forbes, Keith Johnston, Lucy Fisher, Marie Fisher & Lorraine Stevenson.

Results - Winter League Round 10

C Forbes v G Fisher (6*-0) [*Club rules 1 & 4 applied -  2 points, 6 shots, 5 ends awarded to C Forbes]
P Knoll v J Florance (7-1)

Results - Winter League Rounds 8 & 9

G Fisher v R Shand (5-5)

C Forbes v P Knoll (7-3)

G Fisher v P Knoll (10-10)
R Shand v J Florance (9-4)

Results - Winter League Round 6 & 7

P Knoll v R Shand (7-6)

C Forbes v J Florance (8-0)

J Florance v G Fisher (5-4)

C Forbes v R Shand (11-5)

Results - Winter League Round 4 & 5

P Knoll v G Fisher (10-5)
R Shand v J Florance (8-5)

C Forbes v G Fisher (13-3)
P Knoll v J Florance (5-5)

Results - Winter League Rounds 1, 2 & 3

P Knoll v R Shand (10-6)

C Forbes v J Florance (6-4)

J Florance v G Fisher (10-9)

C Forbes v R Shand (6-5)

G Fisher v R Shand (12-4)

C Forbes v P Knoll (7-4)

150th Anniversary

Stepping on to the ice last night there could be no mistaking that this season is a special one for Aberdeen Curling Club. 

Curl Aberdeen’s Manager, Tom Brewster, was approached a few weeks ago to see whether we could include our 150th Anniversary motif somewhere on the ice and what we saw for the first time last night far exceeded our expectations.

Our celebratory logo, which you’ll see again throughout the season, has been frozen in behind all six home-end hacks and if that doesn’t inspire you to visit the rink regularly (by signing up the various knock-out competitions) I don’t know what will!

Keep safe and see you on the ice!

James Florance
President

Season 2021/22

It seem like the summer break has lasted much longer this year but, as the nights start to draw in again, will find me curled up in a chair by the fireside, Of Course Not! Not when there are stones to be played and ice to sweep.

As we adjust to the new 'normal' there is one thing I'm sure we're all happy to see has endured through this and many other challenging times - the club

2021 marks Aberdeen Curling Club's 150th Anniversary and it's something we should celebrate. The Committee and I do have a couple of plans which we're working on and which will be announced shortly but, to whet your appetite, I strongly suggest you keep an eye out for the Centenary Trophy Bonspiel sign up.

I look forward to seeing you all on the ice again soon but, in the meantime, stay safe, curl well and let's give the club the birthday it deserves!

James Florance

President

There will be no more posts until September when all being well Season 2021/22 information will be uploaded. The club can still be contacted by email.

Curl Aberdeen plans to re-open for curling on Sunday 28 September 2021.

Email us at aberdeencurlingclub@hotmail.co.uk to make a membership enquiry or for more information. A warm welcome awaits.

£1.75M of Goverment Funding now allocated to Scotland's Rinks

Grants totalling £1,753,000 have been made so far from the Ice Rink Support Fund with discussions ongoing with other potential recipients. The 12 ice rinks to benefit are: 

• Inverness Ice Centre Ltd (£189,000) 
  
• Kirkcaldy Ice Rink Ltd (£214,000) 
  
• South of Scotland Ice Rink Club, Lockerbie (£50,000) 
  
• Lanarkshire Ice Rink PLC/Lanarkshire Ice Rink Club, Hamilton (£100,000) 
  
• Greenacres Curling Ltd, Howwood (£139,000) 
  
• Curl Edinburgh (£154,000) 
  
• The Ice Rink Club, Curl Aberdeen (£240,000) 
  
• Ayr Curling Club/Ayrshire Curlers Ltd (£181,000) 
  
• Border Ice Rink Club, Kelso (£87,000) 
  
• Forfar Indoor Sports Ltd (£170,000) 
  
• Kinross Curling Trust Ltd (£132,000) 
  
• Stranraer Ice Rink (£97,000) 

Full articles can be read by clicking below.

https://sportfirst.sportscotland.org.uk/articles/investment-for-ice-rinks/

https://www.scottishcurling.org/government-funding-allocated-to-scotlands-rinks/