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Congrats to team Shaquille o'Peel (Kevin Mechenbier, Dave Suhr, Jillian Langham, and Alex Boyce)
on winning the 2026 Mile High Open!
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As a club of over 450 people we strive to meet everyone's desire for curling. We would love to have every new curler join us as members, but we do have limited spots for leagues. If you've participated in a DCC instructional league or have previous curling experience elsewhere, you're welcome to sign up for a league spot, space provided.
Open registration: all remaining league spots are available on a first come, first serve basis
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You must already have a membership. If you have not done that yet, update your information and purchase your membership first.
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New members must have completed an instructional league at DCC or other recognized club or must have curling experience
Spots available as of Monday 8/25 AM:
| Sunday night | 3 |
| Sunday doubles | 9 |
Season
The 2025-26 season at Denver Curling opens September 2025 and runs through June 2026. Regular season leagues start in October, and Spring leagues are offered May-June.
Cost
Adult membership: $280/year
Junior & Social Memberships: $100/year
League fees:
- Weekday and weeknight leagues (Mon - Thu): $385/year/league
- Weekend leagues (Fri - Sun): $325/year/league
- Leagues run October 2025 - April 2026
Join as a Denver Curling Club Member
August 1 - 31: Purchase your 2025-26 Annual Membership
Get started as a new member by contacting our This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Once your account is set up then access to the registration process is available on the member's menu. DCC membership includes subbing and practice privileges, plus your 25-26 USA Curling membership. Having an active membership ensures you get important messages including registration information. You must have an active 2025-26 membership prior to registering for leagues.
League Registration Priority + schedule
PHASE 1 + Phase 2: Monday Aug 4 - Thursday Aug 14: Existing members may register for existing leagues, switch/add leagues
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This phase is for current club members only, who played in a 2024-25 league
PHASE 3: Monday Aug 18 - Thursday Aug 21: New member sign up
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New members may register for up to 2 leagues depending on space available
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New members must have completed an instructional league at DCC or other recognized club or must have curling experience
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New members must have already purchased an annual membership to register for a league
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New member league sign up will be via the Square Store accessible from the DCC website (we will post link here)
PHASE 4: Monday Aug 25 - beyond: Open registration
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Remaining league spots can be purchased first come, first served
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Open registration will be via the Square Store accessible from the DCC website
If you have any questions or concerns regarding registration please contact the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
As a club of over 450 people we strive to meet everyone's desire for curling. We need everyone to help by reading and understanding the information below. Please do your part and sign up for your Membership and Leagues per the schedule.
Open registration: all remaining league spots are available on a first come, first serve basis
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You must already have a membership. If you have not done that yet, update your information and purchase your membership first.
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New members must have completed an instructional league at DCC or other recognized club or must have curling experience
Spots available as of Monday 8/25 AM:
| Sunday night | 3 |
| Sunday doubles | 9 |
Season
Leagues run October 2025 - April 2026
Cost
Due to rising costs of running the facility, adult memberships are increasing by $5 for the year. Junior Memberships and Social Memberships costs remain the same. League fees will increase by $20 per league. The lower price of weekend leagues reflects the fact that there are fewer league nights due to bonspiels and other events.
Adult membership: $280/year
Junior & Social Memberships: $100/year
League fees: increase by $20/year/league
- Weekday and weeknight leagues (Mon - Thu): $385/year/league
- Weekend leagues (Fri - Sun): $325/year/league
Weekend sessions
Weekend league registration will be for the full season. We will no longer have a Fall and a Winter session. If you need to play only half a season, please let Megan know, and we will work to accomodate you.
Registration Priority + schedule (READ THIS!)
As communicated at the Annual Meeting,no one has a guaranteed spot in any league. Because we are a volunteer run organization you have the privilege of priority sign up for leagues you paid for last year. This priority does not guarantee you a spot if you fail to sign up during phase 1 per the schedule. Please mark your calendar and set an alarm now so you don't miss out. If you don't register for your current leagues during Phase 1, your spot will be up for grabs to curlers wanting to change or add leagues during phase 2. If your entire Tuesday night team does not register during Phase 1 your team may be cut from Tuesday night.
PHASE 0: Thursday July 17 - Thursday July 31: All members purchase 2025-26 Annual Membership
Returning and new members purchase their membership. Having an active membership ensures you get important information including registration information. You must have an active 2025-26 membership to register for leagues.
Step 1 - Register as a member
Update your information, select your membership type and acknowledge our policies.
Your emergency information is very important in case you have an accident at the club.
Step 2 - Purchase for your membership
Make sure you complete Step 1 before purchasing your membership. You must purchase a membership before you can register for leagues on Aug 4.
PHASE 1: Monday Aug 4 (open at 9a MT) - Thursday Aug 7 (closing at 8p MT): Existing members may register for existing leagues
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Existing members can sign up for up to 2 leagues they registered for during 2024-25
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Tuesday competitive league counts as one of your 2 leagues. You must register and pay for Tuesday night during this window. Competitive Tuesday night teams with players who fail to register by August 7 may be cut from Tuesday night.
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If you have over 50 volunteer hours you may sign up for a third league for which you were registered during 2024-25
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Being a fifth or subbing in a league does not grant you a priority for league registration
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Phase 1 sign up will be via the Square Store accessible from the DCC website
PHASE 2: Monday Aug 11 (open at 7p MT) - Thursday Aug 14 (closing at 8p MT): Existing members may switch/add
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Curlers who were members of a league in 2024-25 can move to a different league or add a second league.
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Members with 50+ volunteer hours may add a 3rd league.
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Switch/Add will be first come, first served as in the past.
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There will be a link to a google sheet to indicate the leagues you want to add or switch into.
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If switching be sure to indicate which league , if any, you would like to switch out of.
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If your switch is unsuccessful due to lack of space in the league requested, you will not be removed from the league you are switching out of.
PHASE 3: Monday Aug 18 (open at 7p MT) - Thursday Aug 21 (closing at 8p MT): New member sign up
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New members may register for up to 2 leagues depending on space available
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New members must have completed an instructional league at DCC or other recognized club or must have curling experience
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New members must have already purchased an annual membership to register for a league
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New member league sign up will be via the Square Store accessible from the DCC website
PHASE 4: Monday Aug 25 - beyond: Open registration (open at 7p MT)
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Remaining league spots can be purchased first come, first served
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Open registration will be via the Square Store accessible from the DCC website
If you have any questions or concerns regarding registration please contact Megan ASAP (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.). Please do not wait until we are in the midst of registration to voice concerns.
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Sponsors
We could not put this event on without the generosity of our sponsors and members!
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A big thank you to USWCA for supporting our 5U!
Join us in congratulating DCC members Clare Moores and Lance Wheeler (Moores/Wheeler) and BriAnna Weldon and Sean Franey (Weldon/Franey) for qualifying for Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials. They'd love to have support during their draws up at Rock Creek, ticket link and their draw schedules can be found below. Good curling!
Use promo code COCURLERMXDTRIALS for 20% off all tickets and multi-game passes!
Held annually in February (minus those two COVID years), the Mile High Open is a fun event where we welcome a number of out of town teams to Denver to partake in good curling and festivities off the ice.
32 teams | 4 game minimum | Open format
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Past Winners |
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2024
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A event winnersElliott Mansell, David Falco, Daniel Dudt, Kayln Mansell |
A event runners-upMike Siggins, Claire Blaske, Sean Franey, BriAnna Weldon |
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B event winnersLucy Bradshaw, Alec Celecki, Tony Kot, Elise Rolison |
B event runners-upGlen Novak, Yvonne Novak, Doug Biesecker, Megan Connell |
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C event winnersMark Ngo, Anne Pettinger, Jillian Lewis, Chris Lewis |
C event runners-upPhil Moir, Steve Wolfe, Grant Morris, Steve Owen |
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D event winnersPeter Akimoto, Scott Telfer, Nancy Mallory, Lacey Johnson |
D event runners-upPerri Cunningham, Anna Murphy, Tammy Pham, Sheryl Boulineau |
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2023
Registration is currenlty closed until July 15
Denver Curling Club
14100 W 7th Ave, Golden, CO 80401
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New Curler - Learn to Curl Notification List
Experienced curler mini leagues
Registration opens Mar 2 at 9:00a MT.
Session 1 - Experienced curler mini league, $125 (DCC member price), $150 for non-members
| Mondays 6-8p | April 20 - May 18 (5 sessions) | 1 or 2 draws, depending on demand All equipment is provided |
| Tuesdays 6-8p | April 21 - May 19 (5 sessions) | 1 draw 4 person |
| Tuesdays 8:30-10:30p | April 20 - May 18 (5 sessions) | 1 draw open doubles (any two individuals, no gender restrictions) Don't know the rules? Don't worry! We'll run everyone through rules in the first couple weeks. |
| Wednesdays 10a-12p TENTATIVE | April 22 - May 20 (5 sessions) | 1 draw. If interested, fill out this form. |
| Wednesdays 6-8p | April 22 - May 20 (5 sessions) | 1 or 2 draws, depending on demand |
Session 2 - Experienced curler mini league, $125 (DCC member price), $150 for non-members
| Mondays 6-8p | June 1 - June 29 (5 sessions) | 1 or 2 draws, depending on demand All equipment is provided |
| Tuesdays 6-8p | May 27 - June 23 (5 sessions) | 1 draw 4 person |
| Tuesdays 8:30-10:30p | May 27 - June 23 (5 sessions) | 1 draw open doubles |
| Wednesdays 10a-12p TENTATIVE | May 27 - June 24 (5 sessions) | 1 draw. If interested, fill out this form. |
| Wednesdays 6-8p | May 27 - June 24 (5 sessions) | 1 or 2 draws, depending on demand |
Instructional leagues - SOLD OUT
Registration opens Thursday, February 19 at 2 pm. All participants must be 18 years or older.
You may register up to 4 people. Session 1 and session 2 are the same, they are not a series. Spots are expected to fill quickly!
Session 1 - Intro to curling, $250
| Sundays 5-8:30p | April 26 - May 17 (5 sessions) | 2.5 hours of instruction followed by socializing. All equipment is provided |
If you complete Session 1, you are able to play in Session 2 - Experienced curler mini leagues
Session 2 - Intro to curling, $250
| Sundays 5-8:30p | May 31 - June 28 (5 sessions) | 2.5 hours of instruction followed by socializing. All equipment is provided |
People with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported – ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness (see below). Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Typically however, symptoms may appear within 72 hours. Time from exposure to a positive test may be from 72-96 hours.
- CDC Website: https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/s1227-isolation-quarantine-guidance.html
- Jefferson County Website: https://www.jeffco.us/3999/Coronavirus-Disease-2019-COVID-19
Last update: Sunday February 11, 2022
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People with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported – ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness (see below). Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Typically however, symptoms may appear within 72 hours. Time from exposure to a positive test may be from 72-96 hours.
- Fever or chills: Symptomatic temperature limit: Greater than or equal to 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit
- Cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
- Fatigue, muscle or body aches
- Headache
- New loss of taste or smell
- Sore throat
- Congestion or runny nose
- Nausea or vomiting, or diarrhea
*Per CDC: Close proximity: within 6 feet for 15 minutes (15 minutes could mean, collectively, you have been exposed (i.e. within 6 feet) for 15 total minutes during your game or practice)
Useful Links
- August 23 - Membership Registration Announcement
- COVID-19 DCC Liability Waiver
- July 26 Letter to DCC members
- Jefferson County information
- CDC Mask Guildlines
- Where can I get tested?
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*The phase status of DCC will be assessed and adjusted based on county and state guidelines.
Last update: Monday January 10, 2022
Thank you for your interest in curling. Denver Curling offers corporate and private instructional sessions that will provide your group with a unique and entertaining experience.
We are currently taking requests for group events during our 2019-2020 season. If you are interested in booking an event, please complete our Corporate Events: Inquiry and Request Form. Our events book quickly and well in advance.
Event Format
Our curling events will provide your group with an introduction to curling and aim to engage participants in all aspects of the game. Typical sessions are structured as ½ hour of on-ice instruction, 1½ hours of game play, and one hour social time. Requests for longer events can be arranged with our event coordinator.
Scheduling
Corporate and private curling events are offered October – June.
Events may be scheduled during these times:
- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm
- Friday: 10 am to 4:00 pm (limited availability)
Weeknights and weekends are presently booked with leagues and other club activities.
Pricing Information
Fees are based on the number of sheets that will be used for game play. Each sheet, or playing surface, supports 8 players (2 teams of 4 players). Denver Curling has 4 sheets of dedicated curling ice. For current pricing structure, click the 'Pricing' tab below.
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Denver Curling provides all of the curling equipment needed.
- Curling Stones or Rocks
- Grippers (for increased traction on the ice)
- Step-on Sliders (for delivering the rock)
- Delivery Stabilizers (for assisting with balance)
- Curling Stick (alternative for delivering the rock)
- Brooms (for sweeping rocks in play)
Players should dress in layers, as air temperature on the ice is 45°F.
- Warm, comfortable clothing (non-fuzzy)
- Stretchy or loose fitting pants that enable freedom of movement
- Clean, rubber-soled athletic shoes (no heels)
- Thin gloves
- Hat (optional)
Denver Curling’s low player to instructor ratio (4:1) helps your team to get ready to curl quickly and effectively.
A typical curling event begins with an introduction in the Warm Room and covers:
- A safety overview
- Fitting of grippers for all players
- Preview of curling rock delivery methods
On-ice Instruction includes:
- Demonstration of basic curling skills and shots
- Practice drills to prepare participants for game play, such as
- - Sliding out of the hack or using the Stick delivery method
- - Delivering a rock to the target (house)
- - Sweeping a rock down the sheet of ice
Game Play:
- 4-person teams formed
- Usually 3-4 ends (scoring rounds) of curling played
- Instructors assist with strategy and guide teams through entire experience.
| # of sheets | Max. # participants | Cost* |
| 4 | 32 | $2,000 |
| 3 | 24 | $1,500 |
| 2 | 16 | $1,000 |
| 1 | 8 | $500 |
- Requests for longer events can be arranged with our event coordinator.
*A deposit of $250 is required when booking. Balance is due on the day of the event.
Denver Curling Center is located at 14100 W 7th Ave, Golden, CO. The facility has four sheets of dedicated curling ice that can accommodate 32 players at one time.
In addition to the ice arena, the center has a 2500 square foot room that contains the reception desk, bar, locker rooms, and seating area. The Warm Room offers:
- 6 round tables and 64 chairs
- Several 6’ long banquet tables
- Unobstructed view of the ice, plus overhead monitors
- PA system, projection screen, and computer hook-up
- Maximum occupancy of 180
Our bar is stocked with a wide selection of local beers, a variety of spirits, juices, and soft drinks for purchase. The bar will be open unless otherwise requested.
- ID required.
- No outside alcohol is permitted.
- Kitchen/bar does not offer any food for sale.
Food can be brought into the curling center or your event may be catered by any licensed food service. Banquet tables are available and can be set up for your use.
For your convenience, we have compiled a list of restaurants and food services that can cater your event. Denver Curling Center does not have any food for purchase at the facility.
Please discuss your catering needs with your event coordinator prior to your event.
Start by submitting your contact information and event request on our Corporate Events: Inquiry and Request Form. A DCC Corporate Event Administrator will contact you and working with them you will establish the date, time, and size of the event. You will be required to sign an event agreement and provide a $250 deposit in advance. The balance is due on the event date. An Event Coordinator will contact you approximately 2 weeks prior to your event to confirm arrangements and discuss details or specials needs. All participants are required to sign a waiver prior to stepping on the ice.
The game of curling is easy to learn and great for groups of all shapes, sizes, and athletic levels. While it is a game of strategy and finesse, the fundamental skills and rules of curling can be picked up quickly and your group will be ready for game play in about 30 minutes.
Here's a little introduction, brought to you by Curling Canada.: CURLING - A 2 Minute Guide
Yes. We offer two methods of delivery a rock: the slide delivery and the stick delivery. The slide delivery is the method most seen and involves a sliding lunge. The stick delivery is an alternate method in which players deliver rocks from an upright position. It was created to allow less mobile curlers the opportunity to play. Players may choose the stick delivery method for a variety of reasons including: back or knee issues, loss of mobility, and general health concerns.
A curling team consists of 4 players. Each group determines if they want to form teams in advance or informally at the club. Most events consist of self-formed teams and casual games.
Longer events may choose to establish a mini-tournament style with competitive play. Work with your Event Coordinator to establish the format of play and how you would like to structure your event. Some events plan for short games within a simple bracket and offer prizes for the participants.
No. All of our private events are supervised by our instructors. This is for your own safety, as well as maintaining condition of ice and equipment. Only DCC members can reserve sheets during practice ice sessions.
The Warm Room is available for use during your social hour. Additional time can be reserved for longer meetings. It is an open area, not a closed room. The facility has seating for 64 and A/V equipment available. Your Event Coordinator can assist with any specific needs.
Yes. We welcome spectators to our club and your event. There is viewing available from the Warm Room. There is no charge for guests and spectators that are watching only.
Childcare is not provided by the curling club, but children are welcome in the Warm Room. Children must be supervised by the private group.
The Denver Curling Center is located at 14100 W 7th Ave, Golden, CO 80401 (near the Colorado Mills Mall). Click here for additional directions. Free parking is available on the premises.
So you want to impress your co-workers! Here are some of the more commonly used words in curling.
| Biter | A stone barely touching the 12-foot ring. |
| Blank End | Neither team scores in the end. |
| Bonspiel | A curling tournament. |
| Broomstacking | Socializing with teammates and opponents, often over a drink, after a game. |
| Button | The smallest ring in the house. It is two feet in diameter. |
| Delivery | The process of throwing a stone. |
| Draw | A shot thrown to rest within the House. |
| End | When sixteen stones have come to rest, similar to an inning in baseball. |
| Guard | A shot that comes to rest in front of another stone for protection. |
| Hack | The pieces of rubber you push off from at either end of the sheet to deliver the rock. |
| Hammer | The last shot of the End. |
| Hog lines | The horizontal lines several feet above the house on each end of the ice. A delivered stone must be released before it reaches the near hog line and must completely cross the far hog line to remain in play. |
| House | The area within the outside circle at either end of the sheet. |
| Hurry (or Hard) | A call from the skip to the sweepers to sweep faster and with more pressure. |
| Pebble | The tiny frozen droplets that cover the ice. This is what the rock rides on when going down the ice. |
| Stone or Rock | Terms used interchangeably. |
| Sheet | The total playing area for one game. |
| Skip | The captain of the team. |
| Takeout | A shot thrown hard enough to remove another stone from play. Also called a "HIT". |
| Warm Room | Public area for socializing, meetings and watching the action on the ice. |
Here's a quick tutorial on curling from Curling Canada: CURLING - A 2 Minute Guide
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$45 for 45 min | Feb 13-16
At this time, the only available session left is for middle and high school students. If there are any open spots available for adults, this page will be updated.
Join us Friday, February 13 through Monday, February 16 for a fun, beginner-friendly introduction to curling—no experience needed!
Our instructors lead 45-minute on-ice sessions teaching you how to throw stones and learn more about the game. Adults and kids ages 7+ can curl just like the Olympians.
Introductory "Try Curling" Session for middle & high school students on Saturday at 9 a.m. Only $20
Registration is open! Find a time slot below and follow the registration link.
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6p | Register → *Full |
| Fri 2/13 | 7p | Register → *Full |
| Fri 2/13 |
8p | Register → *Full |
| Fri 2/13 |
9p | Register → *Full |
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Sat 2/14 |
9a |
Register → |
| Sat 2/14 | 11a | Register → *Full |
| Sat 2/14 | 12p | Register → *Full |
| Sat 2/14 | 1:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sat 2/14 | 2:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sat 2/14 | 3:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sat 2/14 | 5:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sat 2/14 | 6:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sat 2/14 | 7:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sat 2/14 | 8:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 10a | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 11a | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 12p | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 1:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 2:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 3:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 5:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 6:30p | Register → *Full |
| Sun 2/15 | 7:30p | Register → *Full |
| Mon 2/16 | 6p | Register → *Full |
| Mon 2/16 | 7p | Register → *Full |
| Mon 2/16 | 8p | Register → *Full |
| Mon 2/16 | 9p | Register → *Full |
All Registrants must complete a waiver
Once registered, please fill out our Participant Release Waiver online. A separate waiver is required for each registered participant. This is required for all on-ice sessions. Save trees and time during check-in!
Open House Info for Children 13 years of age and under
ALL children MUST HAVE A HELMET—a bicycle or ski helmet works great. DCC will not be able to supply a helmet.
No refunds after Feb 1st.
