A member of the Duluth Curling Club, that curled in the Sunday night league on March 15^th, has been notified that they may have had recent contact with an individual that has tested positive for COVID-19. This potential exposure occurred in another state. Not at the Duluth Curling club or in this area. We are notifying all members out of an abundance of caution.

Anyone that curled on Sunday night could potentially qualify under what is defined as a second hand exposure and therefore should follow CDC/MNDH guidelines and or consult with their own physician.

The Duluth Curling Club board of directors has made the decision to close for the season. 

This is due to the new guidelines recommending no more than 10 people in social gatherings resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Duluth Curling Club will be closed for the season, as of the end of curling leagues tonight, Monday, March 16.  You may still come down to get your equipment.

Thank you to all of our fantastic members, ice crew and staff for another great year. Also, a big thank you to all the groups who came down to try the sport we all love.

Stay safe everyone, and wash your hands!

See you next season.

The DCC board of directors has decided by a 6-2 vote to maintain the ice for leagues and playoffs downstairs, but to close the upstairs bar and grill for the remainder of the season starting Monday March 16th.

The decision to keep the ice open will be revisited on a daily basis and could change as the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic change.

Any team or team member that does not want to continue playing should contact the team they are scheduled to play and let them know.

The Duluth Curling Club is carefully monitoring the Coronavirus pandemic and is following the CDC recommendations to keep our members and staff as safe as possible.

Decisions to continue playing will be made daily, and will be made with safety at the forefront. We have placed Sani-wipes on each sheet to clean rocks and equipment. We also recommend washing your hands often, avoiding touching your face and practicing social distancing. Avoid handshakes, hugs and other personal contact when possible. “Broom Bumping” instead of handshake at the beginning and end of games is our recommendation. It’s basically a broom “high five”.

For the remainder of the curling season, we recommend for leagues and bonspiels that you bump brooms in lieu of handshakes at the beginning and end of curling matches to help curb COVID-19. For everyone’s safety, every sheet is supplied with disinfectant wipes for rocks and equipment.

Thank you. *broom bump*