Our Story
The Granite Curling Club was established in 1929, reflecting Saskatoon's deep connection to curling as both sport and social tradition. Over the decades, the club has evolved from its founding vision into a vibrant community institution, welcoming players and enthusiasts from across the region. The club's name and legacy represent a commitment to the sport's values: strategy, teamwork, respect, and the pursuit of excellence on the ice.
Through changing times, The Granite has remained a steadfast home for curlers seeking competition, instruction, and fellowship. Whether members are competing in organized leagues or enjoying casual games with friends, the club's culture emphasizes inclusion and the joy of the sport.
Organizational Structure
The Granite Curling Club is governed by an elected board of directors who set policy, oversee operations, and ensure the club serves its membership effectively. The board works alongside dedicated staff and volunteers who manage day-to-day activities, maintain facilities, and organize leagues and registration.
This collaborative leadership model has allowed the club to adapt to member needs while preserving the traditions that define its character. Board members and staff are drawn from the curling community itself, bringing firsthand knowledge of the sport and deep ties to Saskatoon.
Mission & Values
We are committed to advancing the sport of curling, building community through shared passion, and providing an inclusive environment where players of all skill levels can thrive.
The club's core mission centers on fostering competitive curling, supporting player development, and creating a welcoming social atmosphere. These principles guide decisions about facility management, programming, and membership policies.
Community Engagement
The Granite actively participates in Saskatoon's broader curling landscape and community life. The club hosts events and programs throughout the year, partners with local organizations, and supports youth development initiatives. Members are encouraged to contribute their talents through volunteering, whether helping with league administration, event setup, or mentoring newer players.
For updates on club activities, leadership announcements, and milestones, visit our club news and updates section. The club also offers dining and amenities that enhance the member experience beyond the ice.
Looking Forward
As The Granite Curling Club moves forward, it remains grounded in its heritage while embracing opportunities to grow. The board and membership work together to ensure the club continues serving Saskatoon's curling community with the same dedication that has defined it for generations.