Grow the Game

Name: U20 Mixed Doubles Sask Cup #1
Start: 2026-09-25
End: 2026-09-27
Location: Martensville Curling Club

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CURLSASK is proud to join Curling Canada’s Grow the Game movement!

Here in Saskatchewan, curling is more than a sport – it’s part of who we are. From small-town rinks to championship ice, we’re dedicated to helping the game thrive at every level.

We pledge to:

Support our member clubs in creating welcoming, inclusive spaces for curlers of all ages, abilities and skill levels.
Expand adaptive sport opportunities through wheelchair curling, stick curling, and other accessibility initiatives.
Provide tools, resources, and education to help clubs strengthen community engagement and attract new participants.
Deliver provincial championships and development programs that prepare athletes for national and international success.
Work collaboratively with coaches, volunteers, and community leaders to grow the game and ensure a thriving future for curling in Saskatchewan.
We pledge to keep inspiring new curlers, empowering our member clubs, and helping Saskatchewan athletes chase their dreams on provincial, national, and international stages.

Together, we’re growing the game – one curler and one community at a time.
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WHY GROW THE GAME?

Curling is a sport for everyone, regardless of age or ability. By growing the game, we create more opportunities for people to experience the joy of curling, build friendships, and stay active.

Together, we can ensure a vibrant future for curling in not only Saskatchewan, but also in Canada.

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Local Voices: Growing the Game in Saskatchewan

Twin Rivers Curling Club: Building Community on the Ice

The Twin Rivers Curling Club in North Battleford is keeping the spirit of curling strong through community connection, youth engagement, and creative programming. From family fun nights to a welcoming learn-to-curl environment, the club is finding new ways to make curling accessible and exciting for everyone. Discover how Twin Rivers is building a vibrant curling community that’s growing stronger every season.

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Hudson Bay Curling Club: Grassroots Pride in Action

Small town, big heart – in Hudson Bay, curling brings the community together. From youth programs to volunteer-led events, the club is keeping grassroots curling alive while inspiring the next generation. Read the full article to see how this town’s ice rink is shaping the future of Saskatchewan curling.

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Swift Current Curling Club: Thinking Outside the Hack

The Swift Current Curling Club is rewriting the playbook on how to grow the sport. By embracing inclusivity, creative leagues, and community partnerships, they’re proving that curling can thrive when clubs think beyond tradition. Discover how Swift Current is making curling more welcoming, engaging, and exciting for everyone.

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Wheelchair Curling in Saskatchewan: Team Andrews Leading the Way

Saskatoon’s Team Andrews is inspiring curlers across the province by championing inclusivity and accessibility in wheelchair curling. With passion, teamwork, and a drive to grow the sport, they’re paving the way for more athletes to get on the ice and feel at home in the curling community.

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St. Benedict’s Curling Comeback

The St. Benedict Community & District Curling Club is rebuilding its long-loved two-sheet rink to bring curling back to the heart of their community. With most labour donated, they’re raising $125,000 to $150,000 through rock sponsorships and donations. This project will not only revive a local tradition but also help grow the game of curling for future generations.

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