Having monitored the pandemic and discussed the pros and cons of hosting the Women's Fall Classic, we unfortunately came to the difficult decision to cancel our marquis event for this year. All interested parties have been informed of our decision. While this is an unfortunate and disappointing turn of events, the organizing committee and the Board unanimously agreed that we acted in the best interest of participants, volunteers, and supporters. 

We plan to hold this event within the same timeframe, towards late October - early November in 2021. We will provide updates as we finalize the dates. 

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2019 winners: Team Wrana from Sweden. Congratulations to Isabella, Almida, Jennie and Fanny!

The Board of Directors thanks the membership for their response to the survey.

The survey was sent to all current members regarding their comfort to return to curl during Stage 3 of the COVID situation. Over 200 online responses were collected from our senior and adult members as well as parents of our youth curlers. It has been decided that we have received enough feedback to make a recommendation to the membership. Those who did not respond will not be contacted as earlier communicated. Summarized information will be presented at the Annual General Meeting scheduled on August 20, 2020.

Your input is valued. Thank you!

 In a strong field of 64 women's curling teams from across the provinces and around the Ottawa Valley, North Grenville's own Team Kish went undefeated. Team Kish sends out heartfelt thanks to the club members for their support through their generous donations to Heart and Stroke, coming out as a cheering section, and especially all the kind words of encouragement and congratulations.

The foursome prevailed over all competition to capture the coveted 1st event Crystal Heart shield. Their worthy opponents were from City View, Pembroke, Renfrew, Ottawa, Barrie and a player who travelled from Halifax to compete Fighting through 4 days of stiff competition (and deep snow) were Skip: Dawn Kish, Vice: Heather Pitt, Second: Tracey MacDonald and Lead: Laura Scott.   This event is a major fundraiser for the Heart and Stroke Foundation with early numbers indicating a total of $73,000 raised by this year's bonspiel alone!