Programs

The Broomstones Junior Curling Program is a developmental curling program that strives to provide the necessary skills and positive environment that will enable and encourage each of its participants to enjoy the sport. With an emphasis on integrity, confidence and technique, the program not only prepares the participants to successfully encounter the challenges of the sport but also fosters important life skills.

While the program has many national level junior curlers, all are welcome from beginner to expert and every participant is encouraged to participate at the level they feel most comfortable. Instruction will always be catered to the participants ability and comfort level. Please contact program coordinator Scott Price at scott.price@broomstones.org for any questions.

USA Curling SafeSport Certified. https://www.teamusa.org/usa-curling/sport-education/safesport for more information on our commitment to creating a safe and positive sporting environment.

Little Rockers (Grade 1-3)

Sundays 2:45-3:45 (On ice 3:00-3:45).

$150

Our Little Rocker program is designed to introduce the fundamentals of curling and develop an appreciation of the sport. Depending on the age and ability level of the student they will throw stones 1/2 sheet or 3/4 sheet.

Youth (Grade 4-6)

Sundays 1:45-2:45

$150

The youth program prepares individuals for competitions as well as participation at the Junior level. The fundamentals of strategy and advanced delivery mechanics and techniques are introduced. Practices are split between skills and drills and games on alternating weeks. Participants throw stones the full sheet.

Juniors (Grade 7 and up Under age 18)

Junior Program

$150

Sundays 11:00AM to 1:30PM

The Broomstones Junior Program It is designed to improve skills both on and off the ice preparing curlers for all levels of play. Sunday sessions typically begin with strategy and off ice skills discussion followed by on ice skills and drills or game. There is also a "league" component to the program where all members are placed on teams. These teams compete against one another to determine a "champion". Attendance and participation in this league is mandatory for all individuals who do not participate in an adult league. Participants must be under age 18 as of Sept. 1st 2025.

Youth in an Adult League (Age 13-Under 18).

Times and cost dependent on the adult league chosen

This option provides membership into the Broomstones Junior Program as well as participation in one adult league. Unlimited subbing into other adult leagues is permitted. Individuals wishing to participate in an adult league must have the recommendation of the Junior Program Coordinator and they must have completed at least one year in the Junior Program.

Coach in training program (CIT's)

CIT's (coach in training) help instruct the youth and little rocker programs to develop the next generation of curlers. Individuals participating in the CIT program should have a fundamental understanding of the game as well as an ability to manage small groups and direct activities. Individuals should also feel comfortable instructing and correcting deliveries and other curling techniques.

CIT Program

(Grade 9 and up)

CIT's instruct small groups (under adult supervision) of the Youth and Little Rockers in various activities. Their main role is to help improve individuals curling ability and technique, monitoring activities to ensure skills are performed correctly and instruct individuals on how to perform skills better. CIT's should enjoy working with younger kids, and be positive, friendly and fun. You must have completed at least one season as a jCIT to be a CIT (unless otherwise approved by the program coordinator. The typical time requirement is two hours on practice Sundays. There is a stipend provided for participation in the program.

jCIT (Junior CIT) Program

(Grade 7 and up)

jCIT's assist the CIT's in teaching the Youth and Little Rockers. Duties include supporting CIT's with basic instruction, setting up activities, collecting rocks, learning instruction techniques and managing/monitoring small groups. Overall the goal of a jCIT is to learn what they need to become a CIT. Participation in the program is volunteer and one year curling experience is needed to become a jCIT.

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