Tis the season! Did you put in your Christmas wish list yet? New pebble heads, a true blade, maybe a new scraper? We all like to wish this time of year. How about just a new start to the New Year?

If you are one of the lucky ones who has the holidays to tune up your ice, take that opportunity. Now is the perfect time to clean up the ice and give it a levelling flood.

Curling is the perfect Christmas sport. It can bring your annual office party to a whole new level of awesome, provide a great way to let off steam and avoid awkward family conversation, and it can be a wonderful way to unwind with friends. 

Taking your office or even just your department curling is a fantastic team building activity. The best way to arrange for this is to phone your local curling club and create a private booking. Generally you should plan to have eight people to a sheet and be on the ice for about two hours. Put everybody onto numbered teams ahead of time to avoid confusion and disorganization during your event.

On Saturday, December 3, 2011 and 8-ender was scored at the Chester Curling Club. During their first game of the Teazer Light Junior Bonspiel the team of Mary Fay, Jennifer Smith, Karlee Burgess, and Janique LeBlanc accomplished the historic feat.

Congratulations from Shirely Osborne, President, and the entire Board of Directors of the NSCA.

The Western Regional Qualifier for the AMJ Campbell U21 Provincials concluded yesterday, November 28th at the Berwick Curling Club. Qualifying from the Western Female side were Linsday Doucet and Mary Fay, as for the Male Central side Drew MacCormack and Robert Mayhew were the two teams that qualified.