On Monday, September 20th 2021, the St. Paul Curling Club Board of Directors met to review and approve COVID guidelines for this upcoming season.   This meeting was the culmination of significant research, debate, and sub-committee review of government health guidance, internal operating logistics, legal liability, and member feedback.   The document below outlines the polices that will be in place when you return this fall.   These guidelines were recommended by our Pandemic Guidance Committee and ratified by a full vote of the Board of Directors. 

SPCC Covid Protocols 2021-22

The St Paul Curling Foundation (SPCF) is now open for business.  Members have often asked if they can make tax-deductible contributions to support SPCC and now they can.  The SPCF exists to raise money for the Foundation's various supported causes, including junior curling, curling education, and the historic preservation of the St Paul Curling Club.  Eligible parties can apply for funding from the Foundation, and anyone can contribute to these causes by donating to the Foundation.  Donations can be made by credit card or PayPal, by leaving a check at the club, or by contacting your financial institution to perform a bank transfer.

To find out more about the St Paul Curling Foundation, please visit their website.

Our online club apparel store, the SPCC Broom Closet, is now available!  Items for sale include jerseys, sweatshirts, jackets, and T-shirts, in both adult and youth sizes with new designs by Rick Loberg.  Items can be picked up at the club (when we re-open) or at the vendor site, or shipped directly to your home for a small fee.

CLICK HERE to browse through the store.  You will first need to create a free account.  See these brochures for Mens, Womens, and Youth offerings.

All profits go directly to SPCC, so this is a great way to support your club through these tough times.  Also, if you would like other items to be made available online, please send your ideas to club manager Scott Clasen or Broom Closet administrator Liz Owens.

A huge thanks go out to all named above, plus Rapit Printing for making this possible.