8 pm ice prep time starts, 8:15 pm games commence, 9:50 pm buzzer signaling one more end can be started & 10:15 pm finish. With proper pace of play, teams should be able to complete 6 ends during a match.

Seasoned curlers and new curlers alike (recommended that players participate in a Learn To Curl session). Team members must be members of the club. Teams must register at least 4 players and consistently play with 4 players. A team with less than 3 players will forfeit their match. Subs may be added in the event that a team doesn’t have 4 players available. If you don’t have a team but are looking to join a team or regularly sub, please see the section on “Free agents and subs.”

$600.00 per team

An additional $50 per person is required to purchase a Club Membership. See details below.

If you don’t have a team but would like to join a team or would like to be a regular sub, please purchase a PCCC Membership below by selecting the PCCC Membership item below and “add to cart.” Then complete the checkout/payment process. Then communicate with Ramon Gomez – rgomez@bhhsutah.com to find out team availability or be added to an official sub roster. When teams need subs, they’ll contact those listed on our official sub roster list.

Registration does not guarantee your team a spot in the league due to returning teams having preference. PCCC will work to find you and your team a spot in the league. Refunds granted if PCCC is unable to secure a slot for your team.

New for 2024 – to streamline registration, skips will now register and pay for their entire team. Cost is $600 per season. Select the Team Registration item below and “add to cart.” Then complete the checkout/payment process. Skips should communicate to their team members to arrange being reimbursed. All players must individually register themselves as Park City Curling Club members and pay their own dues. Each team member should select the PCCC Membership item below and “add to cart.” Then complete the checkout/payment process.

All team members are required to pay the $50 dues for Park City Curling Club membership. Membership includes supporting our non-profit club, a PC Curling name tag, USCA Membership & US Curling News Magazine, MoPAc Membership, USWCA Membership for all Women, Club Insurance, Club Social Events, the Right to vote in club elections and serve on the Board of Directors, and eligibility to compete in regional and national competitions. Dues run for each calendar year. There is no prorating of club dues. Dues submitted after September 1 will be valid through the next calendar year. All players must individually register themselves as Park City Curling Club members and pay their own dues.

The most important rule is observing the spirit of curling. See the Park City Curling Club Code of Conduct

All play will be governed by the USCA Rules of Curling and Competition unless stated below or by the league administrator in a pre-league skips meeting. The rules of curling can be found here.

This includes use of the five-rock free guard zone rule. 

See USCA Rules of Curling

• 3 points for a win

• 2 points for an OT win

• 1 point for an OT loss

• 0 points for a loss

During league play, hammer will be determined by a coin flip. The winner of the coin flip will have the choice of hammer in the first end or stone color.

During playoff play, hammer is awarded to the highest seeded team.

All teams must have a minimum of four players on their roster. To play any league game, at least two rostered players must be present; a team must have three players on the ice to play, and the third player may be a substitute provided the other two are rostered. A team may use a maximum of two subs for a game during the regular season. A team may use a maximum of one sub for a game if contesting for the championship.

Substitutes may not play as vice (third) or skip and must play in the front end (lead or second).

If fewer than two rostered players are present, the game will be declared a forfeit.

To request a sub or to volunteer as one, email your name, contact information, and availability to info@parkcitycurlingclub.com.

The designated start time of a game is 8:15pm for our regular Monday Night League. For play during other times, the designated start time will be 15 minutes after the beginning of the club’s reserved ice time.

As per the 2020-2021 USCA Rules of Curling, R11.Scoring(i), If a team is not available to start a game at the designated time, the following takes place:

(i) If the delay of the start of play is 01:00-14:59 minutes (01:00-09:59 minutes Mixed Doubles), then the non-offending team receives one point, and will have choice of first or second stone in the first end of actual play; one end is considered completed.

(ii) If the delay of the start of play is 15:00-29:59 minutes (10:00-19:59 for Mixed Doubles), then the non-offending team receives one additional point, and choice of first or second stone in the first end of actual play; two ends are considered completed.

(iii) If play has not started at 30 minutes (20 minutes for Mixed Doubles), then the non-offending team is declared the winner by forfeit.

Playdowns may be required for national events such as the Arena National Curling Championship.

If a team desires to participate in a competition the club has received a bid for, they must announce to the board by writing at least 4 months before the first day of the event. If more than one team announces their desire to participate, a playdown will be used to determine who will receive the club’s bid for the event. Due to the inherent difficulties of finding ice time, specifics of when the playdown will take place must be determined on a case by case basis. The playdown will be one 8-end game. The winner of this game will receive the club’s bid for the event. Alternate methods of playdown may be used if agreed upon by both teams. If more than two teams register their desire to participate, the Park City Curling Club Board of Directors will determine the method to be used to choose a winner. 

Games are six ends; please keep a steady pace of play so all six ends can be completed before 10:15 PM. Be ready to deliver as soon as your opponent finishes their stone, avoid overthinking shots, and communicate with your skip and opponents as needed to keep the game moving.

Games that are tied after 6 ends have been played or time restricted will go to a one-shot draw to the button if possible (due to the way our ice works this year, it will be possible on most nights). Anyone on your team may throw the stone and offensive sweeping is allowed. The team who would have had the hammer if another end would have been played will throw second at this shootout. The team with the closest shot to the button will score 2 pts. and the other team will score 1 pt.

The league will conclude with a one-week playoff to determine the champion: the 1st seed from the regular season will play the 2nd seed for the championship. Regular-season tiebreakers for seeding are, in order: head-to-head record, most regulation wins, fewest regulation losses, and then a coin flip.