Entry forms are being posted to the event schedule, with the majority now available. Please check back regularly for updates, and follow the OJCT on Twitter or Facebook to be the first to know. Flyers for the Rideau Icebreaker & Carleton Heights are now available.

The TCA is hosting its annual Bantam/Junior Orphan Clinic on Sunday the 15th of April at The Oakville Curling Club.  We will be starting at  6pm.

The Orphan Clinic is for any bantam or junior players or teams looking to complete their roster for next year.  You might be a player looking for a team or team looking for a player or two.  Some of you might be looking for a junior or bantam competitive team or a mixed team or even a just team to play in the TCA Junior League.  

Come as an individual or a team and meet with others.  We will be starting at  6pm and the first 45 minutes will be for the players to throw some rocks and meet other curlers.  We will then organize some games for anybody who would like to play with some new curlers.

Any questions, comments or concerns, feel free to e-mail Hugh Murphy.

The board would like to express its gratitude and best wishes to Pedro Malvar, who will be stepping aside next season to make way for the next male player representative. The board is now accepting applications for that role, which will have the same 2-year term. Eligible candidates should have 2 years left of junior eligibility and submit a few paragraphs with their application explaining what skills / attributes they bring to the management of the OJCT and how you plan on interfacing with fellow athletes in terms of new ideas, gathering general feedback, and helping deliver messages on behalf of the OJCT and its member events. All interested parties are welcome to apply via the contact form.

Team Kee and Team Haymes took the Tour title this weekend at the 9th Annual OJCT Championships held at the St. Catharines Golf & Country Club.
 

Team Haymes won a decisive victory over Team Shannon Kee in the women's final, 7-3, after defeating Team Brandwood 7-5 in the Page 1v1 game to advance to the final. Team Brandwood met Team S. Kee in the Semi-final, who was coming off a decisive 6-0 victory over Team Adams in the Page 2v2 game, and defeated Team Brandwood 8-0 in a second shut-out match.
 

On the men's side, Team Doug Kee defeated Team Lyon-Hatcher 6-3 in the men's final, after edging past the same team in the Page 1v1 game, 8-7. Team Lyon-Hatcher met Team Bevan in the Semi-final, who was coming off a win over Team Brandon, defeating Bevan 9-1 to advance to the final.

For the full list of past champions and allstar awards, visit the Champions page.

Voting for the 2011/2012 All-star Teams is now open. Visit curlingrocks.com/allstar to cast your vote. The final All-star Teams will be announced at the Tour Championship banquet, and later on this website. Be sure to vote for the best players for each position based on performance during the tour season as well as for characteristics such as sportsmanship.

Congratulations to our provincial representatives - cheer them on as they head to Napanee in February for the Canadian Junior Curling Championships!