Check out the Roy Blair Bonspiel website for Draw, Scores, and Team Rosters
Schedule
Tuesday, April 9
- 7:00 p.m. Spring Meeting
- 8:00 p.m. Roy Blair Draft & Calcutta
Wednesday, April 10 or Thursday, April 11
- 6:00 p.m. 1st 6-end game
- 8:30 p.m. 2nd 6-end game ...kitchen will be open between games!
Saturday, April 13
- 2:00 p.m. Teams TBD play this draw (3rd 6-end game)
- 3:30 p.m. Teams TBD play this draw (3rd 6-end game)
- 7:00 p.m. Banquet & awards + entertainment
What do I need to do!
- Go to the Roy Blair Bonspiel Sign-Up form and fill in all the requested details
(your name, contact info, position preference, night preference, dietary restrictions...) - Pay the entry fee of $30 (includes your games and dinner)
You can pay at the bar with debit/cash or e-transfer to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
More details to be shared soon
Historic Information
Curl with a celebrity skip and enjoy the chance of participating in a Calcutta in mid-April.
In the Roy Blair, participants declare what position they would like to play.
Then a draft night is held where players are called up by positions (leads go first) and choose which skip they wish to play for.
A next two days after the draft night each team plays in a number of truncated games in a "points" bonspiel format. The winning rink is the one that accumulates the most points after the Blair is done.
Roy Blair represented the spirit of the Ottawa in that he was a great curler but also wanted everyone, no matter what their skill level, to participate.
His life ended early in a tragic drowning accident in 1977.
Curl with a celebrity skip and enjoy the chance of participating in a Calcutta in mid-April.
In the Roy Blair, participants declare what position they would like to play.
Then a draft night is held where players are called up by positions (leads go first) and choose which skip they wish to play for.
A next two days after the draft night each team plays in a number of truncated games in a "points" bonspiel format. The winning rink is the one that accumulates the most points after the Blair is done.
Roy Blair represented the spirit of the Ottawa in that he was a great curler but also wanted everyone, no matter what their skill level, to participate.
His life ended early in a tragic drowning accident in 1977.
