CURLSASK AWARDS
Volunteers play a valuable role in non-profit organizations. Curling Centres depend on volunteers to ensure the success of curling events and the operation of their centre, whether at the grassroots or the elite level. Here is an opportunity to recognize these individuals by nominating them for a CURLSASK Award. CURLSASK recognizes and awards deserving individuals at the Annual Awards Evening.
General Criteria for All CURLSASK Awards
- Each nominee will be/has been a resident of Saskatchewan
- Nominations must be submitted or endorsed by an affiliated CURLSASK Member Centre
How to Nominate
- Complete the appropriate nomination form for the award or Hall of Fame induction you wish to submit.
- Keep an eye on the email address you provided for any follow‑up communications or clarifications.
- Successful nominees will be notified by email with details on the next steps.
CURLSASK Legends of Curling: Hall of Fame nominations are accepted year-round. Submissions are kept on file for three years.
CURLSASK Awards are accepted from September 1 to March 15.
8-Ender award & Centennial Award nominations are accepted at any time.
All CURLSASK awards and Hall of Fame inductions will be celebrated at our end-of-season Awards Gala.*
CURLSASK Award nominations accepted from September 1 to March 15.
CURLSASK Legends of Curling: Hall of Fame nominations are accepted year-round. Submissions are kept on file for three years.
8-Ender award & Centennial Award nominations are accepted at any time.
Award Categories
CURLSASK Legends of Curling: Hall of Fame
Honouring those who have made a lasting impact on the sport of curling. Nominees may be recognized as an Athlete, Coach, Builder/Volunteer/Contributor, or Team for their outstanding achievements, dedication, and contributions to the game over many years.
Athlete: Honours individuals who have demonstrated excellence on the ice through outstanding performance, dedication, and achievement throughout their curling careers.
Builder/Volunteer/Contributor:
Recognizes those who have devoted years to growing and supporting the sport of curling. This includes individuals who have volunteered tirelessly at the club, provincial, or national level, helping to promote and develop the game in countless ways (ex, media, sponsors, umpires, etc).
Coach: Celebrates individuals who have spent years guiding curlers and teams to improve their skills and achieve success at all levels of competition, sharing their knowledge, leadership, and passion for the sport. Junior Coordinators would also qualify as a coach.
Team: Acknowledges exceptional teams that have achieved significant success, demonstrated outstanding teamwork, and left a lasting impact on the sport through their performances and dedication.
CURLSASK Awards
Recognize the people and teams who make curling in Saskatchewan exceptional! Nominate a coach, volunteer, or team for their outstanding contributions this season. Share their achievements, impact, and dedication.
Coach: Honours a coach who has made a significant impact this season by developing athletes and teams. Nominees should demonstrate leadership, guidance, and dedication, helping curlers improve their skills while fostering sportsmanship and a love for the game.
Volunteer:
Recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond in supporting curling this season. Nominees should have contributed their time, energy, and expertise to help their club, community, or the sport as a whole thrive.
Team: Celebrates a team that has excelled on and off the ice this season. Nominees should demonstrate outstanding performance, collaboration, and sportsmanship, while inspiring others and contributing positively to the curling community.
Athlete Scholarships and Assistance
Scotty Richardson Memorial Award
Recognizes those members of the curling community who have made an outstanding contribution to the sport of curling for an extended period of time. Every Curling Centre has individuals who they depend on to do everything from chairing an annual bonspiel committee to promoting the Centre! Someone who has served on the Board for many years spearheaded fundraising or has developed programs to encourage participation. Someone who has gone above and beyond to promote the sport and volunteered their time tirelessly year after year.
Centennial Curling Club Award
CURLSASK will recognize any curling centre in the province that is an affiliated centre in the year of their 100th year of opening.
