Teen Friendly League (TFL): Six (6) team Schedule

Who are we?

This league invites any recreational players aged 12yr to 18yr to come out on a weekly basis to curl. Manotick curling club is offering this teen league for a second year.
Who is it for?
-High School students who have experienced curling through the phys-ed program.
- enrolled in a curling program at a local club;
- don't have a team and are looking to play with other teen curlers;
- want to play an extra game during the week;
- desire ice experience at another club outside of your regular club.

If this sounds like YOU, then stop & sign up!

What's the cost? $80 for the season that's $3.81/game - wow!

Deb Innes

Email: chris.innes@gmail.com

Thursday, 1 November 2012

Six (6) team Schedule - Starts Nov 14th

All,

Based on the feedback I received it seems people want six teams and no byes. Since this is a new change we will play:

Next week, Nov 7 with the old teams
Following week, Nov 14th start with new teams as noted below (schedule to be posted shortly)

Note, this means we now have no spares. I am hoping to get a few people to sign up for this role. If you know of anyone else who would like to play, it is only $40 to join as a spare and chances are you will get to play a fair bit.

Your team is counting on you to be there. If you can't come please notify Roz and I no later than Tuesday night before your scheduled game.

If one player is missing from a team they can still play with 3 teammates. If 2 or more are missing the game is forfeited and we would like to be able to notify the opposing team.

Starting Wed. November 14th: NEW teams, note most teams remain the same

Team CHCC Bantam Boys

Jake Salt - Lead

Ryan Heffernan

Richard Barie

Cole Johnson - Skip

Team Zahab

Dayna McGee - Lead

Sierra Sutherland

Julie Breton

Mychelle Zahab - Skip

Team Stephenson

Emma Wallingford - Lead

Dylan Stephenson

Justin Watt

Joey Stephenson - Skip

Team Fullerton

Jenna Kelley - Lead

Grace Wallingford

Daniel Innes

Liam Fullerton - Skip

Team Daviau

Faithe Duguay - Lead

Elizabeth Fraser

Celeste Yuyitung

Sarah Daviau - Skip

Team Wallingford

Josh Luckett- Lead

Michaela Johnson

Claire Lalonde

Hanna Wallingford - Skip

See most of you Wed Nov 7 and all teams on Nov 14,

Deb

Your TFL Drawmaster

1 comment:

Convenor - Roz1 November 2012 at 18:25
Deb - The Drawmaster
Thanks for re-organizing the teams, so that we can incorporate our 4 spares into our teams for regular league play!
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How can I play 5 ends in 90mins?

These “unwritten laws” give a
curler a feeling of well-being, and help keep the game moving.
a.. Don't be LATE. Be ready to step on the ice and begin play at the scheduled time. If you are late you are holding up seven other people. Delays can be very annoying and upsetting to both your opponents and your own team. If you will be late or cannot play at all, be sure to advise your skip as soon as possible so he or she can take appropriate action.
b.. When you are the skip and your team is unable to start a game as scheduled, advise the convenor and the skip of the opposing team as soon as possible. Hard feelings can be created if one team shows up to play a game and the other team fails to show.
c.. Before the start of the game, greet each member of the other team with a hearty handshake, tell them your name and wish them "Good Curling"
d.. Once the game has started be sure to never disturb a curler in the hack. Keep your distance, be silent and motionless.
e.. Be ready to take your position in the hack as soon as your opponent has delivered their rock. Do not wait until their shot is finished. This helps speed up the game.
f.. Do not set up or position your opponent’s rocks during play. Always set up your skip’s rock while waiting for him or her to make their way from the other end when it is their turn.
g.. When the end is complete, the lead of the team that scored and is shooting first SHOULD NOT help clear rocks but should immediately get ready to deliver the first stone of the
next end.
h.. Do not walk, run or slide across the ice when a player is in the hack.
i.. Keep alert and pay attention to every shot by
both teams.
j.. Do not gather around the house or hack when a rival is preparing to shoot. Front end players should position themselves between the hog lines along the sidelines - remain
motionless & silent.
k.. A skip or vice standing behind the house should keep perfectly still and avoid doing anything that might disturb the concentration of the player in the hack.
l.. Be quick to compliment a good shot by either team. A curler should never pass an adverse remark about a poor shot or smile at an opponent’s misfortune.
m.. At the end of the game, win or lose, give each of your opponents a hearty handshake, thank them for the game