Tobin Earle
Tobin - Earle Played in District 1
Open to both Districts
DATE LIMITE / Closing Date -
DATE DE JEU / Dates of Play -
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Présidente de la compétition / Chairperson -
FRAIS D'INSCRIPTION / Entry Fee -
11 novembre / November 11, 2024
2 décembre / December 2, 2024
Whitlock Golf & Country Club
Un lunch sera disponible à vos frais / Lunch to purchase
Maxine Perra
$80.00
Rules and Regulations Printable version
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All curlers playing in this event must be a member of a club belonging to the LCA.
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Curl Canada rules shall apply, including LCA Amendments.
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Entry fee shall be set by the LCA.
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All games to be 8 ends.
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Unlimited entries. Two games guaranteed.
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There are two trophies: TOBIN and EARLE. The winners of the first game play in the Tobin event and the losers play in the Earle event.
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Winning clubs shall be responsible for returning trophies and carrying cases to the LCA
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Only players in their fifth year of curling or less may enter. Eligibility shall be determined by each club. Curlers who have participated in ten (10) or more games during a curling season have a year's curling experience. Participation in a Learn to Curl Program or League, which lasts for ten (10) weeks or longer, will count as a year of curling
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Composite rinks allowed. All participants must be a member of a club that is a Member of the LCA.
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If no other curler is available because of the restriction on the number of years curled, a player from a team that has been eliminated in the competition may be substituted.
2019
Bonspiel format open to LCA curlers with 5 or less years curling experience. Two games guaranteed. Open to both Districts. Played in District 1. Mrs. Mahoney, Vice-President District 1, reported at Feb. 4, 1962 meeting that Council did not feel Junior Bonspiel should come under jurisdiction of LCA but could proceed outside of the LCA with a special Committee to run it. Accepted in 1967 as an LCA competition, now called the Tobin -Earle.
Tobin Trophy was presented to the LCA by Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Tobin of Lachine Curling Club in 1963. They felt that the Lady Junior Curlers should have a trophy of their own.
A walnut plaque has been provided with silver shields to be presented to the winning club and the silver tray.
Winners receive pins (gilt)
Runners-up receive pins (silver)
Earle Trophy - Consolation event - was presented to LCA by Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Earle of the St. George Curling Club in 1963.
A silver cup on a black base which was replaced by the LCA in 1984.
Winners receive Trophy and pins (gilt)
Runners-up receive pins (silver)