Welcome to the Detroit Curling Club webpage. The Detroit Curling Club dates back to 1885 and has had many homes in the Southeast Michigan area and many illustrious members. Curling is a great sport for all ages, and the club is an excellent way to get started into the sport.
On this website you can find information about our club, its members, the great sport of curling, and how you can participate! This main page has the most recent information about club events and news. The Club page tells more about the DCC, its history, location, and layout and how you can join the club or learn how to curl.
The Detroit Curling Club will be hosting the 2008 USCA Mixed Nationals Championship from March 15 to 22.
For all the details you want to know go to:
If you have questions about this event that pertain to sponsorship, volunteering, or any general concerns contact Mike Grudzinski.
At the annual meeting on April 16th, club members voted to elect Leroy Bliven, Adam Rivera, and Duke Grimshaw to the board of directors while Linda Handyside retained her spot as a trustee. ... [Read more] | by Ben Levy
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Belated congratulations to the winning team from this years Ladies All American games. The winning team was skipped by Linda Duby with vice Wendy Haykus, second Liz Sandberg and lead Amy Bluhm. ... | by Ben Levy
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The Lon O'Connor Men's Championship and President's Cup Open Championship take place at 2 pm on Saturday, April 5th. If you don't join us at the club to watch, you can follow the line scores here. The end of year Champagne Spiel for members begins at 6 pm and is not to be missed. ... | by Ben Levy
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As a test of the live scoring that our club will be running for the Mixed Nationals, we're going to try and have the scores from week 7 of the Lon O'Connor Men's Championship posted as the games happen tonight. See scores for: 6 PM Games, 8 PM Games ... | by Ben Levy
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The 122nd Men's International Bonspiel is featured today in an article from the Detroit Free Press. The spiel kicks off this morning and continues through the weekend. You can view the Free Press news story by following this link. ... | by Ben Levy
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