College Curling
College Curling is intended to provide ice time and instruction for college students who want to learn to curl or form a competitive team. All individuals participating in college curling activities must be full-time college students and paid members of the Utica Curling Club.Meeting times
First Half: Sundays, Oct. 15-December 17, 5:15-7:15 PM
Second Half: Sundays, January 21-March 4, 4:15-6:15 PM
Instructors: Mary Jane Walsh & Roger Rowlett, USCA Certified Level II Instructors
What to bring: Wear clean, warm, flexible, loose-fitting clothes (sweats, not blue jeans). Bring a pair of athletic shoes (sneakers or tennis shoes) with clean soles or a pair of curling shoes (see below). Please do not ride/drive to the club in the shoes that you will curl in and either change into your pants at the club or roll-up your pant legs until you get on the ice. Clean ice is good ice! Brushes will be provided or can be purchased. A limited number of grippers and sliders can be borrowed from the club.
What to purchase: It is highly recommended that each student purchase two grippers and either a slip-on slider or a gripper-slider. A pair of curling shoes should be your first big purchase; a broom your second.
Forms
Release forms
Must be signed before you can go on the ice- Adult participant release form (18 years or older)
- Minor participant release form (less than 18 years old) MUST be signed by a parent May be scanned and emailed to collegecurling at uticacurlingclub.org, but the original must be brought with you by your second time on the ice.
Registration form
College and College Plus curlers will register using the online registration form
Also register with USCA, so that your school and teams are eligible to earn points. Link will be posted when ready. Near the bottom of this page: http://leagues.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=769668

Events
UCC College Bonspiel
Friday-Saturday or Sunday (TBD), February 8-10, 2018.USA College Curling Championship
March 10-12, 2017 at the Eau Claire Curling Club, WI.Teams qualify by earning points by playing in qualifying bonspiels and playing "head to head" games with other schools. For more information, see the 2017-18 United States College and University Curling Championship Rules or go to http://www.collegecurlingusa.org/

Other college bonspiels in the East can located on the GNCC calendar

