A Rock. A Broom. And You!
Curling in Indiana? You bet! The Circle City Curling Club was founded in 2007 and is home to a growing group of rock-crazed players of all ages and experience levels. From October to April, we sponsor weekly curling sessions at the Forum at Fishers, just Northeast of Indianapolis. If you've seen the sport on the Olympics and always wanted to try, here's your chance. Come join us! We'll provide the rocks, the brooms and the ice. Fun is assured. |  |
Club News & Notes
Learn to Curl Clinics -
More opportunities for beginners to get out on the ice and throw some stones.
Saturday, March 23rd. 5:00 - 7:30 pmFULL
Check out our Clinics page for more information and to sign up. We schedule clinics when we have interest, so check out our clinics page and sign up!
Winter Leagues Getting Ready
We are hosting one league time this Winter on Friday nights. more information
Curlers: SAVE THE DATE
The Hoosier Cup is tentatively schedule for Saturday April 6th from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm. More information will be coming out as the date approaches.
2011 Hoosier Cup Champs!
The Circle City Curling Club brought home the Hoosier Cup in the inaugural (soon to be annual) competition between CCCC and the Fort Wayne Curling Club.
Curling Rocks TV Program Produced by Circle City Curling
This program in three acts serves as an introduction to the sport and our club. It is airing locally on the Hometown Sports Channel (Comcast 81). The project was shot and edited by Jeff Heck and written and narrated by Stephen Conway. The program is sponsored by Marble Uniques.
Indianapolis Mayor Learns to Curl
Mayor Greg Ballard joined Circle City Curling one evening to learn about the sport.
Curler Kevin Martin Revved About Indy!
Club President Daniel Louks had the privilege to speak with Gold Medalist and Skip for Team Canada Kevin Martin during the festivities surrounding the Indy Car race in Edmonton!
Here's a link to the full article
A Tremendous Year for Circle City Curling
The 2010 season was one of unprecedented growth for the club, due, of course, to the Winter Olympics. In February and March alone, club members taught over 500 people how to curl. Our membership numbers are growing and we are planning Fall leagues starting in October. We look forward to another great year once the weather turns crisp and cool.
