Rideau Curling Club

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Rideau Curling Club
Rideau Curling Club
Interactive map of Rideau Curling Club
Location715 Cooper Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K1R 5J5
Information
Established1888
Club typeDedicated Ice
Curling Canada region OCA Zone 2
Sheets of iceFive
Rock coloursRed and Blue   
Website http://www.rideaucurlingclub.com/

The Rideau Curling Club is a curling facility and organization located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. [1] Founded in 1888, the Rideau Curling Club maintains a rivalry with the Ottawa Curling Club.

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History

The original club began operation in November, 1888 as the Rideau Skating and Curling Club. The first facility of the club was the Rideau Skating Rink located on Waller Street, which opened in February 1889. It was a quonset hut style building, with three sheets of ice. [2] The club's original president was Sir Sandford Fleming, and Governor General Lord Stanley as patron. [3] Fleming, who had been a member of the Ottawa Curling Club started the club because the Ottawa would not serve alcoholic beverages after matches.

The club was moved from their Waller St. home in 1916, when their land was requisitioned for war purposes. Their second home (1916–1930) was approximately the present site of the Supreme Court of Canada on Vittoria Street, after the Ottawa Curling Club vacated the facility. [2] In 1930, the club merged with the Rideau Badminton Club. [2] From 1931 until 1949 the club was located at 277 Laurier Ave West, the club's first facility with artificial ice. [2] The club sold its Laurier facility to Sam Berger, [2] and the club reached their present home, at Cooper and Percy Streets in July 1949. [3]

The club competes against the Ottawa Curling Club in the "Ottawa–Rideau Challenge" (called the "Rideau–Ottawa Challenge" by the Rideau Club), an event which began on January 9, 1909. The challenge was held 20 times between 1909 and 1913, and was not revived until 1987. [4] It has been held regularly on an annual basis ever since, and is usually held between Christmas and New Years.

Provincial champions

Source: [5]

YearEventSkipThirdSecondLeadRecord at NationalsRecord at Worlds
1985Senior Men'sSteve KotRichard WilburRobert McKenzieGeorge WardSilver medal icon.svg (9–2, CSCC) [6]
1988Men's Silver TankardRick Bachand
Dave Van Dine [7]
1991MixedLayne NobleGrace FreyMike JohansenAudrey FreyT7th (4–7, CMxCC) [8]
1993 Women's Anne Merklinger Theresa Breen Patti McKnight Audrey Frey Bronze medal icon.svg (7–5, Hearts)
1994 Women's Anne Merklinger Theresa Breen Patti McKnight Audrey Frey T7th (4–7, Hearts)
1996Mixed Rich Moffatt Theresa Breen Peter WoodcoxDenise AllanSilver medal icon.svg (9–4, CMxCC)
1997MixedJim HunkerCathy Piccinin Morgan Currie Janice Remai11th (2–7, CMxCC)
1998 Women's Anne Merklinger Theresa Breen Patti McKnight Audrey Frey Silver medal icon.svg (9–5, Hearts)
1998Men's Silver TankardDave Van DineJ.P. LachanceBrian LewisScott Linesman
Rich Moffatt [9]
1999 Men's Rich Moffatt Howard Rajala Chris Fulton Paul Madden 6th (6–5, Brier)
2000 Women's Anne Merklinger Theresa Breen Patti McKnight Audrey Frey Silver medal icon.svg (11–2, Hearts)
2001Mixed Howard Rajala Darcie SimpsonChris FultonLinda Fulton5th (8–5, CMxCC)
2003 Bantam Girls Rachel Homan Emma Miskew Alison Kreviazuk Nicole Johnston
2003Senior Women'sJoyce PotterMuriel PotterJanelle SadlerFaye LinsemanBronze medal icon.svg (9–3, CSCC)
2005 Junior Women's Erin Morrissey Samantha Peters Karen Sagle Katie Morrissey11th (4–8, CJCC)
2005Senior Women'sJoyce PotterMuriel PotterJanelle SadlerBonnie MorrisGold medal icon.svg (11–2, CSCC)Silver medal icon.svg (5–2, WSCC)
2008Senior MixedLayne NobleBarb KellyBob BolandDiana Favel
2009Senior Women'sCheryl McBainJoyce PotterJanelle SalderDiana Favel4th (7–4, CSCC)
2009Senior MixedLayne NobleBarb KellyBob BolandEveline Shaw
2011Senior Women'sJoyce PotterDiana FavelJanelle SadlerBrenda MoffittSilver medal icon.svg (9–3, CSCC)
2011Master Women'sJoyce PotterDiana FavelJanelle SadlerBrenda Moffitt4th (5–3, CMCC)
2012Mixed Mark Homan Rachel Homan Brian Fleischaker Alison Kreviazuk T4th (8–5, CMxCC)
2012Master Women'sJoyce PotterDiana FavelJanelle SadlerBrenda MoffittSilver medal icon.svg (8–3, CMCC)
2012Senior MixedMike JohansenBarb KellyBob BolandDebbie Wall
2012Junior MixedBrett Lyon-HatcherEvie FortierBen MiskewSydney Chasty
2013Senior Men's Howard Rajala Rich Moffatt Doug JohnstonKen SullivanSilver medal icon.svg (10–4, CSCC)
2013Master Women'sJoyce PotterDiana FavelJanelle SadlerJennifer LangleyGold medal icon.svg (9–1, CMCC)
2013Men's Silver Tankard Chris Gardner J.P. LachancePaul WinfordDan Baird
Don Bowser Jonathan Beuk Billy Woods Scott Chadwick
2014 Junior Men's Ryan McCradyDoug KeeMatt HaughnCole Lyon-Hatcher4th (6–4, CJCC)
2014Master Men'sLayne NobleRick BachandBob HannaBob BolandBronze medal icon.svg (7–3, CMCC) [10]
2014Master Women'sDiana FavelJennifer LangleyJanelle SandlerJudy TollochSilver medal icon.svg (9–2, CMCC) [11]
2014Senior MixedPaul MaddenNatalie BoucherNorm HewittCarole Fujimoto
2014Junior MixedRyan McCrady Lauren Horton Mathew HaughnJessica Armstrong
2015Master Women'sDiana FavelSheila RogersEdna LegaultSue KollarSilver medal icon.svg (8–3, CMCC) [12]
2017 Junior Women's Hailey Armstrong Grace Holyoke Lindsay Dubue Marcia RichardsonSilver medal icon.svg (10–1, CJCC)
2017Senior Men's Howard Rajala Rich Moffatt Chris FultonPaul MaddenSilver medal icon.svg (7–5, CSCC)
2018Senior MixedJP LachanceKathy KerrMike JohansenAndrea Ryan
2019Senior MixedJP LachanceKathy KerrMike JohansenAndrea Ryan
2019U18 MixedJordan McNamaraAlyssa BladMaxime DaigleLaura Smith
2020 Junior Women's Sierra SutherlandAdrienne BelliveauChelsea FerrierJulie Breton6th (5–5, CJCC)
2020Senior Men's Howard Rajala Rich Moffatt Chris FultonPaul MaddenCancelledCancelled
2022 Junior Women's Emily Deschenes Emma Artichuk Grace Lloyd Evelyn RobertSilver medal icon.svg (8–3, CJCC)
2022Senior Men's Howard Rajala Rich Moffatt Chris Fulton Paul Madden Gold medal icon.svg (9–3, CSCC)Gold medal icon.svg (9–1, WSCC)
2023Master Men'sBrian LewisGraham Neil SinclairMichael JohansenDave Stanley4th (9–3, CMCC) [13]
2023Women's ClubLindsay ThorneMelissa GannonEmily KellyMychelle ZahabSilver medal icon.svg (8–2, CCCC)
2024Senior Men's Howard Rajala Rich Moffatt Chris FultonPaul Madden8th (3–7, CSCC)
2024Master Men's Howard Rajala Rich Moffatt Chris FultonPaul MaddenGold medal icon.svg (9–3, 2024 CMCC) [14]
2025Senior Mixed Howard Rajala Karen CorkeryChris FultonLinda Fulton
2025Women's ClubLindsay ThorneMelissa GannonEmily KellyMychelle ZahabGold medal icon.svg (9–2, CCCC)

References

  1. "Our Club". Rideau Curling Club. Retrieved 2016-09-15.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 "Rideau Curling Club has colorful (sic) history". Ottawa Journal. December 8, 1979. Retrieved January 16, 2026.
  3. 1 2 "Club History". Rideau Curling Club. Retrieved 2008-10-14.
  4. "Rideau-Ottawa Challenge lives on". Ottawa Citizen. December 23, 1998. Retrieved December 29, 2023.
  5. "Past Champions".
  6. "Rideau Club rink second at senior national championships". Ottawa Citizen. March 23, 1985. p. 80. Retrieved January 16, 2026.
  7. "Ottawa wins Silver Tankard". Kingston Whig-Standard. April 11, 1988. p. 30. Retrieved January 16, 2026.
  8. "Canadian Mixed Standings". Moncton Times-Transcript. March 22, 1991. p. 36. Retrieved January 16, 2026.
  9. "Ottawa bonspiel adopts new look". Ottawa Citizen. February 4, 1998. p. 62. Retrieved January 16, 2026.
  10. "Season of Champions 2014-2015 Fact Book" (PDF). p. 80.
  11. "Season of Champions 2014-2015 Fact Book" (PDF). p. 81.
  12. "Season of Champions 2015-2016 Fact Book" (PDF). p. 75.
  13. "Season of Champions 2023-2024 Fact Book" (PDF). p. 91.
  14. "Championnat Canadien des Maîtres".

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