Bonspiels
"Our House is Your House" Guest/New Member Bonspiel
(open) Sat, Oct. 24, 2009
Chair:
This is the
perfect first event for those who have not curled before and want to
try something fun. It’s a great warm-up for current members. It’s
also an opportunity for former curlers to get their brooms out of
the closet and stretch their legs without committing to a full
season of curling.
Details.
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Annual Charity Challenge (open) Sat, Feb.
13, 2010
Chair: Carol Jones
Curl
for a cause - raise funds for your favorite charity and awareness for
your organization. Organize a team, receive instruction on curling and
compete, all in one fun-filled day. For more information, download our
Charity Challenge
brochure and contact
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Youth Charity Challenge (open) Sat, Nov. 11, 2009
Chair:
Curl for a cause - raise funds for your favorite
charity and awareness for your organization. Organize a team,
receive instruction on curling and compete, all in one fun-filled
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Utica Skins Cashspiel
(open) Fri-Sun, Oct. 29-31, 2010
Chair: Jason Brien
A skins format invitational cashspiel with prizes
paid out to teams after each game. 24 or more teams, 4 events,
3-game guarantee.
Wheelchair International (mixed)
Fri-Sun, Nov. 20-22, 2009
Chair:
Results
Previous winners
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Mitchell Invitational
(men) Thurs-Sun, Jan. 14-17, 2010
Chair: Brian Moore
Results
Previous winners
An international invitational bonspiel, founded by Alexander
Mitchell, patron of the Grand National, who placed the medal into
competition in Feb. of 1885. There are six events with a four-game
guarantee.
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Empire State (women) Utica Curling Club,
Thurs-Sun, Jan.
21-24, 2010
Chair: Joyce Shaffer
Results
The Empire State is hosted by four clubs:
Ardsley, Rochester, Schenectady, and Utica, the location rotating each year.
All women who are full-dues paying members of an active curling club
with it's own sheets of ice are eligible. Order of acceptance, last
year's winners, two teams from each host club, active curling club
teams, composite teams, teams entering in the name of paper clubs.
This year's
theme: Breast Cancer Awareness. More
information.
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Cobb Mixed
Bonspiel (mixed) Thurs-Sun, Feb. 18-21, 2010
Chairs: Brian Moore
Results
Previous
winners
An international invitational bonspiel with extensive social
activities for out-of-town teams and selected Utica teams (based on
performance in the Mixed Championship). There are six medal
events. Trophy presentations: President's Cup, winner of the first
event; Curler's Cooler, runner-up of the first event; Silver Tassie,
winner of the second event; The Ice Box, winner of the third event;
and
Friendship Trophy, winner of the fourth event.
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Elisabeth Childs
Challenge (women) Thurs-Sun, Mar. 18-21, 2010
Chairs:
Results
A bonspiel for GNCC women with 5 or less years of
curling experience. This year's theme: Summer Camp.
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All American Event (women) Thurs, Wed, Fri,
(Thurs), Oct. 15, 21, 23, (29), 2009
Chairs: Michelle MacEnroe, Heather Swiercz, Rachel Ryan, Brenda
Card, Pam Jones
Results
Previous winners
An annual intra-club event for women from the 5 geographic areas of
the USWCA. Round robin format (modified, if necessary, for number of
teams entered). First place pins for each club donated by the USWCA.
Entry form.
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Calder-Conley-Hurd Bonspiel (mixed)
Thurs, Sat, Sun, Jan. 7-10, 2010
Chairs: Phil & Brenda Citriniti, Dave Dekkers, Jessica
MacIntosh
Results
Previous winners
An in-house bonspiel with medals awarded in three events.
Additional consolation events may be added at the discretion of the
Chair; the Chair determines scoring for any additional events. Trophy
presentations: Calder (A winner), Conley (B winner), Hurd (C winner).
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Empire State Playdowns (women) Thurs, Nov.
5, 12, 19, 2009
Chair: Kathy Palazzoli
UCC playdowns to select 2 teams to represent
UCC in the The Empire State Bonspiel.
Only full-dues paying members are eligible, and winners must be
available to play in the Empire State. Sign up as a team. Sign up
sheet n the ladies locker room; deadline Wed, Oct. 28, 2009.
Questions, contact Joyce Shaffer.
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Early Bird Friendly Bonspiel (mixed)
Thurs, Sat, Sun, Dec. 10, 12-13, 2009
Chairs: Alex & Rachel Ryan, Bryn Davis
Results
Previous winners
An in-house bonspiel with medals for the first two events.
Additional events may be added at the discretion of the Chair. Events
are knockouts with three game minimum. The third and/or lower event
semifinals may be played on point. Finals are as stated in General
Rules. Trophy presentations: Friendly Trophy by General Electric,
1957; Friendly Trophy (black wooden base) by Bill & Peg Rotton, winner
of the first event. Early Bird Plate, 1957; Early Bird Cup, 1977,
winner of the second event.
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Glengarry Challenge (women) Wed, Thurs, Sat,
Mar. 3-6, 2010
Chairpersons: Karen Rogowski, Heather Swiercz, Julie Chanatry,
Lisa Magnarelli
Rules
Results
Previous winners
A competitive, in-house bonspiel, open to all
Glengarries, to determine the women's club championship.
Competition will be 8 ends, round robin up to 6 teams, over 6 teams
will be knock out. Teams are self-selected. Presentations: Glengarry Trophy (antique tea pot
donated by Peggy Rotton; base constructed by Mr. Burnett) and pins to
the winning team. Runners-up pin donated by Eydie Savett.
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Mixed Championship
(mixed) Thurs, Sat, Sun, Jan. 28-31, 2010
Chairs: Joel & Dawn Scherer, Daryl & Linda Chesebro, Don &
Ginger Zillioux, Melissa & Audrey Foote
Results
Previous winners
A competitive, in-house bonspiel to determine entrants in the
Marie Cobb Bonspiel (see below). Silver prizes are awarded in four
events: Skip's Mace (first event winner), Searle Pitcher (first event
runner-up), Rose Bowl (2nd event winner), Mixed Trophy (full), Mixed Playdown Tray (3rd event winner), Eric Haase Trophy (4th event winner)
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Murray Club Championship (men)
Thurs, Sat, Sun, Dec. 17, 19-20, 2009
Chairs:
Results
Previous winners
A competitive, in-house bonspiel to determine the men's club
championship. The highest ranked teams at the completion of the
bonspiel receive invitations to the next Mitchell Invitational
Bonspiel. The skip of the winning team (Utica 1) has the
responsibility to chair the Murray Bonspiel the following year.
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Rose Bonspiel (mixed) Thurs-Sat, Mar. 25-27,
2010
Chairs: Mike & Bernadette DiMeo
Results
Previous winners
An in-house bonspiel with silver prizes awarded for the
point's winner and runner-up for 1, 2, and 3 game high. Scoring is
based on points, and the skip-third, second-lead switch positions for
the second game. Trophy presentations: Jack & Ann Rose Trophy
(presented by the Boergers), 3 game high (team winning 3 games with
the most points); 2 game high (team winning 2 games with the most
points); 1 game high (team winning 1 game with the most points).
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Prize Spiel (mixed) Sat, Feb. 6, 2010
Chairs:
Results
A one-day in-house points spiel. Each team curls 2
four-end games; each participant receives a prize commensurate with
final standings.
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Turkey Spiel (mixed) Sat, Nov. 14, 2009
Chairs: Jessica MacIntosh & Carrie Casab
Results
Previous winners
A one-day event with teams created by bonspiel chairs. Each
team curls two 4 or 5-end games; players rotate into a new position
each end until all participants have played all positions. Turkey-related prizes
awarded to all participants.
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Utica-Rochester Friendly (mixed) Sat,
Mar. 13, 2010 (at Utica)
Chairs:
Previous winners
A one-day total points event between Utica and Rochester. The
highest total combined team points determine the winner. The event is
played at Rochester and Utica, alternating sites each year; host club
plays first stone of the first end. Each team curls two 6-end games;
ties are not played off. Trophy presentations: Utica-Rochester
Friendly Cup (winner), "The Monkey" (runner-up).
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