MEN'S CHAMPIONS

From the TEASDALE league:  David Ross (Skip), David Johnston (Second), Greg Lewis (Vice), Ken Teasdale (Fifth) and Ken Buchan (Lead, not pictured)

WOMEN'S CHAMPIONS

From the BUSINESS WOMEN league:   Leah Cartan (Vice), Denise Grafton (Second), Julie Lorenzin (Lead),  Linda Hooper (Skip)

MIXED CHAMPIONS

From the FRIDAY MIXED league:   Fiona Muirhead (Skip), Roger Kuiken (Vice), Karen McClary (Second), Scott Muirhead (Lead) 

The Wednesday Daytime Open League wrapped up the season with a Western themed roast beef dinner. Here area few candid shots including one with Larry showing off his 6-pack abs and Stacey dressed as a Toasted Western! LOL

The London Curling Club's 175th Anniversary Bonspiel was held on March 18, 2023 with 24 teams participating. The theme for the day was "Curling in the Past". Below are some mighty fine team photos from the event. 

The club was presented with an historical plaque by the Historical Committee of the London Public Library. The plaque commemorates the formation of LCC, and the earliest known curling activity in the city, which was December 10, 1847.

This event was made possible through the generous donations that were made by our members and sponsors, but also through the efforts of the following: Greg and Dawn Lewis, Bruce and Cindy Thom, Gary and Sue Peters, Jeanette Walker, Janet Legue and Marnie Dickout. Larry Lawson provided the musical entertainment. Fay Weiler and Murray Turner did the scoring. 

Thanks to all for making this an event to remember!

Ken Walmsley

Ken Walmsley passed away on Mar 14th in Vancouver BC. He was a devoted husband to Jean and a loving father to Kristen and Scott. 

Ken and Jean had been members of the London Curling Club since the mid 1960's and had recently moved to Vancouver to be closer to their daughter Kristen. 

Ken was a member of the 2-team LCC squad that won the 1972 Ontario Tankard. He was President of LCC during the 1986-87 season and was a key member of the Board of Directors for many years. He assumed the role of Club Manager in the late 1990's, streamlining operations and ensuring that the club was both financially stable and operating efficiently. Ken was also the driving force behind the "Prostate Cancer Bonspiel".