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We’re heading into the final draw of the season. There’s real movement on the line in divisions A, B, C, and the league championship. If you’re coming to the sold out banquet, get ready for a packed house, big prizes, and a great wrap to the season.

Event & Banquet Details

• Every attending member receives a ballot for the Draw to the Button for $10,000.
  • Bring your curling gear. If your name is pulled, you’ll need it.
  • These same ballots will also be used for additional draw prizes (gift cards).
• 50/50 is cumulative, so the pot will be bigger than usual.
• Please take a moment to complete the End‑of‑Year Survey and help us improve the league: https://forms.gle/s7q1nUpQmV4VQWHW8 

Sunday Game Highlights

The final games will shape several division titles and the overall league championship. Here’s what’s on the line:

Division E

A win or tie secures the division for Pageau. A loss creates a tie with Paquet, but Pageau holds the head‑to‑head advantage.

Division D & F

Champions are essentially decided, and Sunday’s games won’t change the top spot but teams will still be closing out their seasons strong.

Division C

Sauve, Morrison, and Chow all remain in contention, each facing different opponents. All three games matter, and the division title will be decided by how these results line up. This is the most wide‑open 👀 division heading into Sunday.

Division B

Laframboise vs Dunville will decide the division. A Laframboise win seals the title. A Dunville win creates a tie in points and wins, sending it to head‑to‑head.

Division A

Two matchups will determine the final order at the top: Taylor vs Coffey and Mantha vs McAlear. Taylor is positioned to take the division regardless of Sunday’s results, but Coffey, Mantha, and Laforge are still battling for 2nd-4th.

The league championship also runs through A:

• If Coffey wins, they take the league title outright.
• If Taylor wins, the two teams tie on points, wins, and head‑to‑head and it comes down to +/‑.

This is the tightest 👀 race of the season and worth watching.

Registration for next season is now open with a few exciting updates.

Key Dates

• April 30: Registration closes for returning members
• June 1: Registration opens for new members

What’s new next year

• The league is expanding to 48 teams.
• Teams may now register with up to 6 players. The 6th player follows the same rules and pricing as a traditional 5th player.

How Registration Works

Each curler must complete their own registration form and indicate whether they’re joining as part of a team or as an individual looking for placement. If your team intends to add someone who is not currently a regular or spare, please note this in the comments but remember that new members cannot register until June 1.

To secure your spot:

1. Complete the online form: https://rainbowrockers.org/online-registration/
2. Pay your $50 deposit at the Closing Banquet or by e‑transfer to Chad at [email protected]

Questions? Reach out to our Membership Coordinator, Mike, at [email protected]

We’re excited to share another great community opportunity, this time with the Ottawa Charge!

The Ottawa Charge are gearing up for their Pride Game on April 18 at 2pm at TD Place, and they’ve generously offered the Rainbow Rockers Curling League two free tickets to give away to our members.

If you’d like to enter the draw for the pair of tickets, just reply to this email. I’ll accept entries until March 31, 2026, and will draw a winner shortly after.

Whether or not you enter the draw, all members are also invited to join us at the game using special group pricing offered to the league. It’s a great chance to come out, celebrate, and enjoy the afternoon together.

Group ticket link:  https://www.gofevo.com/event/Rainbowrockers2 

Thanks to Ottawa Charge for supporting our community and helping us celebrate Pride in sport. Looking forward to seeing who’s coming out for the game!