Dedicated facility opens in Arizona
na’s first dedicated curling facility at 2202 W Medtronic Way in Tempe. It is the first dedicated curling facility in Arizona and the only curling club in the Southwest. Te Coyotes Curling Club was formed in 2003
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shortly aſter curling grabbed the hearts and imagination of everyone who tuned in to curling during the 2002 Winter Olympics. For the past 10 years, the Coyotes Curling Club has grown its membership and interest in curling by young and old alike, teaching more than 4,000 Valley residents to curl. Te dedicated ice facility was completed this
spring and includes daily curling activity, dur- ing daytime and evening hours, on week days and weekends. Te club will involve every de-
hrough tremendous member and community support, the Coyotes Curling Club constructed Arizo-
mographic with plans to have Junior Leagues, Senior Leagues, Young Professionals Leagues, a Wheelchair League, and Armed Forces League in addition to the standard Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed leagues. Open, Private and Corpo- rate Learn-to-Curl events will be held regularly to teach the mechanics and strategy of the game. Future Olympians will train here. Te club host- ed its annual bonspiel, the Desert Ice 'Spiel, in April in the new facility. Te Coyotes Curling Club hopes to host na-
tional and international competitions at recre- ational and elite levels. – Submitted by the Coyotes CC
Coyotes Curling Club members (above) enjoy ice time at their new dedicated facility in Tempe.
// BONSPIEL CALENDAR
Most events below are listed Friday through Sunday but some may begin earlier. Check the club’s website or the registration form for more information. Key: O=Open; M=Men’s; W=Women’s; St=Stick; XD=Mixed Doubles; Wc=Wheelchair; J=Junior; Col=College; X=Mixed; C=Cashspiel; Y=Youth
MAY 23-25 San Francisco, CA
JUNE 13-15 Four Seasons, MN (Blaine)
Granite, WA (Seattle)
JUNE 20-22 Coastal Carolina, SC
Winners of the Kettle Moraine Classic were (l-r) Larry Maier, Katie Carrera, Jeff Moylan, and Cyndy Moylan.
Winners of the Marshfield Men's Bonspiel were (l-r) Robin Wegener, Marc Beyer, Nate Pederson, and Alex Brekken.
Marshfield Men's Bonspiel Jan. 17-19, 2014 // Marshfield (Wis.) CC
PLACE 1EW–St. Paul
1ERU–Stevens Point
2EW–Milwaukee 2ERU–Marshfield 3EW–Eau Claire 3ERU–Medford 4EW–Marshfield 4ERU–Pardeeville TEAM
Robin Wegener, Marc Beyer, Nate Pederson, Alex Brekken
Kris Henning, Jack Konopacky, Tom Okray, Robin Engum
Jay Packard, Matt Goetzer, Kevin Moran, Curt Crimmins
Dennis Jacobsen, Clarence Tam, Rob Brown, Chris Schwanz
Fred Fetzer, Brent Carpenter, Matt Fetzer, Mike Lee
Steve Amundson, Tim Hovre, Craig Zirngible, Seth Amundson
Dave Bjarnason, Dean Markwardt, Jim Sherburne, Dave Steinmetz
Bill Ehlert, Mike Haynes, Scott Thompson, Sonny Villwock
Kettle Moraine Classic Feb. 1-2, 2014 // Kettle Moraine (Wis.) CC
PLACE TEAM
1EW–Kettle Moraine Larry Maier, Katie Carrera, Jeff Moylan, Cyndy Moylan
1ERU–Milwaukee
Tom Godar, Cindy Godar, Pat O’Driscoll, Mary Beth Goelzer
2EW–Kettle Moraine Jim Buege, Millie Buege, Jim Nelson, Mary Nelson
2ERU–Milwaukee
Ken Van Till, Pat Van Till, George Holmes, Pam Holmes
3EW–Kettle Moraine John Geason, Bonnie Dixon, Bob Dixon, Stella Geason
3ERU–Waltham
Dean Vaughn, Ann Vaughn, Don Scharlau, Bev Scharlau
4EW–Kettle Moraine Tom Hoffmann, Phyllis Flemming, Bob Flemming, Sue Hoffmann
4ERU–Milwaukee 5EW–Oak Park 5ERU–Chicago
Dave Graff, Lisa Graff, Sandy Cicero, Linda Cicero
Gary Dowd, Janis Duncan, Jim Duncan, Ellen Dowd
Terry Nicola, Cheryl Dudeck, Jim Murray, Deb Murray
Orange County, CA O
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O O
JULY 4-6 Hollywood, CA (Panorama City) O
Pittsburgh, PA
AUG. 8-10 Kansas City, MO
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AUG. 29-SEPT. 1 Wine Country, CA (Roseville) O
SEPT. 19-21 Dakota, MN (Burnsville)
OCT. 31-NOV. 2 Fort Wayne, IN
DEC. 5-7 Milwaukee, WI
2015
MARCH 7 Appleton, WI
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