We have two 'learn to curl' sessions in the month of January. Come out and join the fun. Admission is free. Bring a pair of non-street tennis shoes and get ready to have a good time!
Good Curling!
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Proposed New Home of the Stevens Point Curling Club - Click Here to Donate Now!
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Girls win Back to Back State Titles! Congratulations high school curlers for all your success!
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UW Stevens Point wins 2018 College National Championship
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Point Curling History
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Point Curling Celebrates "Life Long Sport for All Ages and Abilities"
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News and Events
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- Point Community Business Showing Support For Our High School Curlers!
- 2018 Kid Curl Youth Program
- Team Wisconsin Makes a Good Run at the Under-18 Women's National Championship
- Stevens Point Girls Curling Team wins Wisconsin State High School Girls Curling Championship
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After the high school girls won their second straight State championship there were a number of local businesses that showed their support! Below are some pictures from around the town, please show your support and thank them for recognizing our athletes.
KidsCurl Curling Program
The Stevens Point Curling Club will be conducting a four-session program of “KidsCurl” designed for kids in the 6 to 9 age range. Last year, the United States Curling Association selected our club (along with 9 others through the United States) in a pilot program with the intent of introducing kids to the sport of curling. Participants can expect a basic introduction to curling skills and game knowledge. Participants will receive pins patches for completion of the program.
This is a free four-week session program with a limited amount of spaces. The sessions are held on Sunday afternoons and last approximately one hour. Lead Instructors will have program material, passed appropriate background checks, and received USOC Safesport training.
To register or ask questions, please email Art Rebischke (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or Jeff Lila (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.); we will also have a sign up at the club starting next week. Please leave parents name and contact information and you will receive a confirmation.
Here are the dates and times
- Sunday February 18: 11:45-12:45 PM
- Sunday February 25: 1:30-2:30 PM
- Sunday March 4: 1:30-2:30 PM
- Sunday March 18: 1:30-2:30 PM
Team Wisconsin, including Andie McDonald, Ellie Vorpahl, and Stevens Point's Rachel Kawleski and Suzanna Viau, and coached by Stevens Point's Lori Kawleski, advanced to the tiebreaker round of the Under-18 Women's National Championship at the Milwaukee Curling Club. They finished the tournament with three wins (including two in extra ends) and three losses (with one in an extra end). Their loss in the tiebreaker left them just short of the championship semifinal. The Stevens Point Curling Club is extremely proud of our team for getting so far on the national stage.
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The Stevens Point Curling Club had two teams competing in the State High School Curling Championship, held at the Wausau Curling Club on Feb 17 and 18. Sixteen boys and girls teams, 32 in total, from around the state competed for the title of State Champions.
The Stevens Point boys’ team, seeded 12th, played very well playing against Eau Claire, Kettle Moraine, and Brookfield, and finished 1-2 for the weekend. The boys team consisted of: Shane Summers, Thomas Whelihan, Isko Ollech, Ben Kroening, and Morgan O’Keefe and Coach Lori Kawleski.
The Stevens Point girls team, coached by Patti Henning, won their pool by defeating teams from: Menomonie, Wausau East, and Lodi. The second seeded team consisting of: Suzanna Viau, Rachel Kawleski, Anissa Zaske, Elizabeth Rubenzer, Krista Domaszek won the semifinal game against Wausau West to earn a spot in the Final game against Pardeeville. The championship game started out very close, and after a few great ends, the Stevens Point team made key shots to win. The victory earned them the title of 2017 Wisconsin State High School Girls Curling Champions, the first high school championship for the Stevens Point Curling Club in the 58 year history of the event.
The girls team started in the Little Rocks program over 6 years ago, and truly have developed a love of the sport. The girls would curl on the weekends at the club and competed in junior bonspiels around WI and MN, and have attended summer Curling Camps together. The girls also competed this past year in the WI U18 National Playdowns. All of their hard work has paid off.
The Stevens Point Curling club offers curling experiences for youth and adults of all ages. Many of the Stevens Point high School curlers began curling as part of the Stevens Point Curling Clubs Little Rocks instructional program providing youth an opportunity to explore the sport of curling in a fun and safe environment.
Picture R-L: Patti Henning, Suzanna Viau, Rachel Kawleski, Elizabeth Rubenzer, Anissa Zaske, Krista Domaszek, and Lori Kawleski.
Stevens Point Bonspiels
Winterfest Intra Club
January 19th-20th, 2019
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Wisconsin Mixed Doubles Playdowns
February 1st-3rd, 2019
Womens
February 8th-10th, 2019
Mens
March 8th-10th, 2019
Mixed
March 29th-31st, 2019
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Wheelchair Curling
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