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Contents 1 District 8 Curling Bonspiel 2 DATE CHANGE NOTICE!!! 3 UPDATED CURLING INFORMATION 3.1 HERE IS WHAT YOU GET! 4 CLICK TO REGISTER 5 District Curling Bonspiel, Peterborough, February 12, 2011 6 Rules and Scoring

[edit] District 8 Curling Bonspiel

[edit] DATE CHANGE NOTICE!!!

Just to advise you that the date for this years curling was moved from January 14 to February 25, 2012 due to no available hotel accomidations in the Orilia area.

[edit] UPDATED CURLING INFORMATION

Chase away those mid-winter blues. The host CLUBS are The Bolton Kin Club and the Stouffville Kinsmen Club. Please stay tuned for further information!

DATE               Saturday,       February 25, 2012

LOCATION       Barnfield Point Recreation Centre, 

                       Orillia Curling Club
                       500 Atherley Rd 
                       Orillia, ON 
                       (705) 327-3332 
                       www.orilliacurlingclub.ca

COSTS             $280 Team of four, includes prizes!! You will NOT be expected to supply prizes as was the standard in past bonspiels.

HOTELS            Best Western Couchiching Inn
                         Best Western Mariposa Inn

Download the Poster.

[edit] HERE IS WHAT YOU GET!

• 6 sheets; 24 teams
• 3 meals
• Full day of curling
• Prizing for everyone
• Free shuttle to Rama from both hotels

[edit] CLICK TO REGISTER

[edit] District Curling Bonspiel, Peterborough, February 12, 2011

[edit] Rules and Scoring

• Each team will play three 6 end games.

• Any ties will use the following closest to the "Button" format to decide the winner:

- A player will be chosen from each team to deliver one stone.
- The first player delivers their stone and it will be measured then removed before the second stone is delivered.
- The second player will then deliver his/her stone and compared to the first.
- The closest to the button wins IF it is within the rings.
- IF both players fail to remain on the rings then alternate players on each team will repeat the process.
- A tie win does NOT count as a end won but the team does receive 10 points for the win.

• Scoring will be the SUM of the following after each game:

- The total teams score of the game and that is divided in half.
- The number of ends won equals one point.
- Any end with no points results in no points assigned to either team.
- The winning team is assigned ten (10) additional points.

• The overall team winner becomes the host team (and bonspiel organizer) for the following year.