Estevan Curling Club – Dec. 27–30, 2025
The Estevan Curling Club played host to the 2026 U18 Provincial Curling Championships, bringing together the top Under‑18 teams from across Saskatchewan for a week of competitive curling and memorable moments on the ice. Every team showed tenacity and skill, with thrilling games from start to finish. Saskatchewan now looks ahead to the 2025 Canadian U18 Championships in Timmins, Ont. (Feb. 8–15, 2026), where our provincial representatives will compete with the best in Canada.
Men’s Division
Team Weiss from the Esterhazy Curling Club carved out an exceptional performance in Estevan. After strong results through the round robin, Weiss advanced confidently into the playoff rounds. In the championship final, Weiss battled Team Snow and claimed the provincial title with a 9‑4 victory (or confirm specific score from scoreboard if available). With this win, Team Weiss earns the honour of representing Team Saskatchewan #1 at the Canadian U18 Championships in Timmins.
Team Weiss: Skip Brandon Weiss, third Josh Lussier, second Tyler Derksen, lead Carter Nelson, and coach Mark Wiess – Esterhazy Curling Club
Team Snow delivered a powerful campaign as well, finishing as provincial runner‑up and securing Team Saskatchewan #2 for Timmins. Both teams have showcased resilience and teamwork throughout the event and will proudly wear the green jackets on the national stage.
Team Snow: Skip Quinn Snow, third David Denis, second Liam Regush, lead Tristan Heal, and coach Daniel Denis – Nutana Curling Club (Saskatoon)
Women’s Division
The women’s division was full of excitement and competitive battle, with Team Wood from the Sutherland Curling Club (Saskatoon) emerging as champions. After advancing through the round robin and playoff rounds, Team Wood met Team Loudon in the final. Wood executed a controlled and strategic week, finishing with a 6‑4 win in the title match to claim the provincial championship and the Team Saskatchewan #1 berth for nationals.
Roster — Team Wood: Skip Renee Wood, third Edie Jardine, second Amelia Whiting, lead Winnie Morin, coach Dwayne Yachiw – Sutherland Curling Club (Saskatoon)
Looking Ahead
The U18 Provincials in Estevan showcased the depth of curling talent in Saskatchewan this season. From intense round robin battles to playoff excitement, every athlete contributed to a fantastic championship experience.
Congratulations to Team Wood, Team Weiss, and Team Snow, on their outstanding performances and for earning the opportunity to represent Team Saskatchewan at the 2026 Canadian U18 Championships in Timmins, Ontario from Feb. 8–15, 2026. Saskatchewan curling fans will be cheering you on!
