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Wawota welcomes young curlers

The Wawota Curling Club welcomed young curlers to a bonspiel Saturday, Jan. 23 that attracted six teams, “ages eight to grade eight,” says club president Carla Weatherald. “We've held youth bonspiels before,” says Weatherald.
Wawota Youth Curling
The Wawota Curling Club's Youth Bonspiel attracted six squads of young curlers to the Wawota Curling Rink on Saturday, Jan. 23. “A lot of kids haven't played a full game before,” says curling club president, Carla Weatherald, “So it's a chance for them to learn and have fun, too.”

            The Wawota Curling Club welcomed young curlers to a bonspiel Saturday, Jan. 23 that attracted six teams, “ages eight to grade eight,” says club president Carla Weatherald.

            “We've held youth bonspiels before,” says Weatherald. “And they're for anybody who wants to come out and give the game a try. A lot of the kids haven't played a full game before, so it's a chance for them to learn and to have some fun, too.”

            Three rinks from Wawota, two rinks from Maryfield and one rink from Whitewood competed in the day-long competition, with Whitewood's squad capturing first place.

            “We couldn't do any of this without the help of our sponsors and volunteers,” adds Weatherald. “And I'd really like to thank Wawota Parkland School and the businesses from Wawota and Carlyle who helped make this bonspiel happen.”

            “We really want to keep curling alive in our community and to encourage new curlers.” 

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