Are you interested in purchasing some Fenelon Falls Curling Club branded merchandise?  

If you see something you like below, you can place your orders through Imprinted Apparel in Peterborough, by phone or in person or email using the order form below.  The store has a greater selection of sizes for proper fitting. 

Any questions, please contact Andy Skipworth

 

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Apparel order form

Order form (for email)

 


Here’s to an amazing start - and many more “ends” to come!

This year we welcomed 30+ new curlers into our Learn to Curl Program. Over five weeks, our LTC crew learned new skills, safety tips, and all the curling etiquette needed to hit the ice with confidence. Plus, they’re enjoying a half season of league play.
Huge shoutout to Mary Carr, our amazing Learn to Curl Convenor, for leading this program with so much care and energy. And a big thank you to our Club Coaches Karen & Bruce Jepson, Bruce Hooey, and Ron Carr for sharing their expertise and keeping everything running smoothly.

We also couldn’t do it without our wonderful volunteers: Kate Baxendale, Brenda Hann, Marc Lemieux, Cheryl Hooey, Peter & Debbie Guiry. Thank you for showing up with enthusiasm and making this program shine.
To top it all off, we wrapped up with the New Beginnings Funspiel on Sunday, November 23rd, where our club members welcomed our newest curlers to their very first bonspiel.
 
 2025 LTC Program
 
 
 
 
 
 

Warm hearts, cold ice and a great cause!

Join us this holiday season for our “Engraved curling rock handles Fundraiser.” Let’s make some memories on the ice by personalizing a rock handle! Your support will help raise funds for our club.  See all details here.

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It's all about the ice

Ice plantLast year our club received a Capital Grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation of $200,000 to replace the chillers in the ice plant and add a dehumidifier. 

Our chillers had aged out at 25 years. They were still in good shape but would no longer receive service if needed. 

What does all this mean? 

The chiller is the refrigeration unit which uses Ammonia to cool a brine solution. Using a compressor, the chilled brine is pumped through over 6 miles of pipes under the ice. The brine circulates absorbing the heat from the ice and the surrounding area. This cools the sand base and the water above, causing the water to freeze the keep the ice solid.  Boards

We use a calcium chloride brine, which has a low freezing point, and uses less energy to keep the brine flowing and the ice at an optimum temperature.
We have added a second humidifier to help control the humidity on the ice surface. If it’s too humid, the pebbling becomes frosty and slows the ice down. When the humidity is kept in check, we get better quality ice which improves play. 

 

While we were at it, the old carpeted aprons were replaced. A rubber surface was chosen to reduce the amount of dirt going onto the ice. The rubber will also be less slippery. 

Andy Skipworth, our Ice Manager, brought his expertise and many hours of work in managing this project so effectively. Many volunteers have also played a part in making this change. 

Thank you to all! 

 


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Upcoming Events

13 Aug 2026;
07:00PM - 10:00PM
Euchre
01 Sep 2026;
07:00PM - 09:00PM
Ladies Bonspiel Planning Meeting
09 Sep 2026;
01:00PM - 03:00PM
Victoria Condo meeting
12 Sep 2026;
12:00AM
FFCC Golf Tournament
21 Sep 2026;
07:00PM - 10:00PM
Paddle Painting

League Schedules

League schedules, teams and results can all be found in the members section of the website once you LOGIN.