Coyotes Curling Club

The Coyote Cup is one of those rare events where every skill level belongs, every team has a chance, and everyone leaves with a story worth telling.

If you’ve ever thought about joining, volunteering, or getting involved… make a promise to yourself right now:

👉 Be at the next Coyote Cup.

Trust us. You’ll wish you had done it sooner.

Who doesn’t love a great origin story? Before the trophies, the takeouts, and the occasional sweeping debate, there was a first rock, a first miss, and probably a first ‘Wait…this is actually fun.’ Let’s hear how these curlers found their way to the ice. 🥌🎤

One of the best parts of being in a curling club isn’t the perfect draw, the big takeout, or even winning the event.

It’s the bonspiels.

It’s the laughter between ends. The stories shared over a beverage afterward. The rookie who finally makes that first great shot. The veteran who flashes one and gets reminded they’re human too. It’s cheering for your teammates, meeting new friends, and realizing that no matter how the scoreboard looks, you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be.

Because club bonspiels aren’t really about the trophies.

They’re about showing up, being part of something bigger, and making memories with people who love the game as much as you do.

And honestly? That’s a pretty great reward. 🥌❤️

Coyote Cup isn’t really about winning. (Okay… maybe a little. 😏)

It’s about bringing together brand-new curlers, seasoned veterans, skips, leads, and everyone in between for a day of great shots, questionable strategy, friendly trash talk, and plenty of laughs.

Where else can someone who threw their first rock a few months ago share a team with curlers who’ve been at it for decades? New friendships are made, stories are shared, and by the end of the day, you’re cheering for people who were complete strangers just hours earlier.

That’s the magic of the Coyote Cup. It’s not just a bonspiel. It’s a reminder that curling isn’t really about the rocks, brooms, or scoreboards—it’s about the community that forms around them.

Here’s to new teammates, old friends, unforgettable moments, and another chapter in what makes our curling club so special. 🥌❤️

Covering the pin on a draw should probably come with a warning label.
Side effects may include excessive swagger, unsolicited strategy advice, and an inability to stop smiling. 😎

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