Wheelchair curling is a Paralympic sport that brings strategy, skill, and teamwork to the forefront of the game. At CURLSASK, we’re proud to support wheelchair curlers across Saskatchewan by providing opportunities to play, compete, and connect with the curling community.
Open to athletes with mobility impairments who use a wheelchair for daily activities.
No sweeping is involved, stones are delivered with a delivery stick from a stationary wheelchair.
Wheelchair curling is played under the same rules as able-bodied curling, with a few adaptations.
Moose Jaw Curling Centre, Sunday, November 23, 2025, 10am to 2pm
Ready to elevate your game? Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills or take the next step toward competitive wheelchair curling, this clinic is for you.
Wheelchair curling is an exciting and inclusive sport designed for athletes who use a wheelchair or are unable to safely deliver a rock using the traditional slide delivery. If that sounds like you, we’d love to have you join us.
Spend the afternoon on the ice with Wayne Kiel, National Wheelchair Curling Coach and longtime supporter of Saskatchewan curling. Wayne brings years of experience at the highest levels of the sport and is passionate about helping athletes grow — on and off the ice.
This welcoming and supportive session is open to curlers of all experience levels who are looking to improve, connect with others, and push their game further.
Have questions? Reach out to us at curling@curlsask.ca.
CURLSASK is excited to be offering Wheelchair Learn to Curl Programs in Saskatoon and Regina this year!
For any questions regarding Wheelchair Curling or Adapted Sport, please contact adaptedsport@curlsask.ca
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