CCAA/Curling Canada College Curling Championships

The CCAA/Curling Canada College Curling Championships is an annual bonspiel, or curling tournament, that is scheduled to be held for college teams in the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA). The CCAA held a curling championship annually from 1984 to 1990, then not again until 2012.[1] The championship is a Curling Canada-sanctioned event.

CCAA/Curling Canada College Curling Championships
Established1984
2024 host cityFredericton, New Brunswick
2024 arenaAitken University Centre &
Capital Winter Club
Current champions (2023)
MenOntario Humber Hawks
WomenAlberta Augustana Vikings
Current edition

Past champions

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Year Men's champion Team Women's champion Team Mixed champion Team Host
2024   Humber Hawks (3) Jacob Dobson, Kevin Genjaga, Noah Garner, Matthew Abrams, Matthew Moretto   Concordia Thunder Gabrielle Wood, Payton Sonnenberg, Brenna Bilassy, Rachel Jost None Fredericton, New Brunswick
(University of New Brunswick)
2023   Humber Hawks (2) Jacob Dobson, Austin Snyder, Noah Garner, Matthew Abrams, Kevin Genjaga   Augustana Vikings Josie Zimmerman, Bryn Woloshyn, Claire Bevan-Stewart, Darby-Anne Swanson, Hope Zimmerman None Sudbury, Ontario
(Laurentian University)
2022 Cancelled due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic [2]
2021 Cancelled due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic [3]
2020   Concordia Thunder (2) Evan van Amsterdam, Tyler van Amsterdam, Braden Pelech, Cody Holowaychuk, Josh Buchholtz   Douglas Royals (2) Kayla MacMillan, Sarah Loken, Patty Wallingham, Kylie Karoway None Portage la Prairie, Manitoba
2019   Concordia Thunder Evan van Amsterdam   Douglas Royals Kayla MacMillan, Sarah Loken, Patty Wallingham, Sam Kell None Fredericton, New Brunswick
(University of New Brunswick)
2018   Douglas Royals (2) Daniel Wenzek, Sterling Middleton, Brayden Carpenter, Will Sutton   Fanshawe Falcons (4) Kaitlyn Poirier None Leduc, Alberta
(University of Alberta Augustana Campus)
2017   Fanshawe Falcons (3) Charlie Richard, Tyler Twining, Brady St. Louis, Brandon Twining, Eric Jones [citation needed]   Red Deer Queens (2) None Camrose, Alberta
(University of Alberta Augustana Campus)
2016   Humber Hawks   Seneca Sting None London, Ontario
(Fanshawe College)
2015   Fleming Knights Jason Whitehill, Tyler Warham, Keith Helson, Matt Strathoff, Coach Steve Whitehill   Fanshawe Falcons (3) Shannon Kee, Rachelle Vink, Christina Borgs, Tess Bobbie, Julie Clinton[4] None Olds, Alberta
(Olds College)
2014   MacEwan Griffins Jordan Steinke   Red Deer Queens Kaitlyn Sherrer None Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
(Sault College)
2013   NAIT Ooks Matt Brown, Kenton Maschmeyer, Kyle Reynolds, Travis Jones, Steven Stewart   Fanshawe Falcons (2) Jordan Ariss, Cassie Savage, Kaitlyn Knipe, Shannon Kee, Yvonne Lalonde None Edmonton, Alberta
(NAIT)
2012   Fanshawe Falcons (2) Chris Jay, D.J. Ronaldson, Luke Grasby, Cody Heyens, Matthew Cottrill   Fanshawe Falcons Chantal Lalonde, Kaitlyn Knipe, Cassie Savage, Jordan Ariss, Yvonne Lalonde None Peterborough, Ontario
(Fleming College)
1990   Douglas Royals   Confederation Thunderhawks (2)   Selkirk Saints Kamloops, British Columbia
(University College of the Cariboo)
1989   Assiniboine Cougars (2)   Confederation Thunderhawks   Medicine Hat Rattlers Olds, Alberta
(Olds College)
1988   Fanshawe Falcons   NAIT Ooks   Confederation Thunderhawks Medicine Hat, Alberta
(Medicine Hat College)
1987   Assiniboine Cougars   Saskatchewan Technical Institute Panthers (2)   GPRC Wolves Brandon, Manitoba
(Assiniboine Community College)
1986   SAIT Trojans   Cambrian Golden Shield   Red Deer Kings Kamloops, British Columbia
(University College of the Cariboo)
1985   Confederation Thunderhawks   SAIT Trojans   Red River Rebels (2) Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
(Kelsey Institute)
1984   Selkirk Saints   Saskatchewan Technical Institute Panthers   Red River Rebels Kamloops, British Columbia
(University College of the Cariboo)

References

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  1. ^ "2012 CCAA Curling Invitational Championship". CCAA. 12 September 2011. Archived from the original on 1 August 2012.
  2. ^ "Curling Canada cancels Sudbury events, says city will host in 2023 instead".
  3. ^ "U Sports cancels 2021 winter national championships".
  4. ^ "Fanshawe Women's Curling Wins 2015 National Championship | Fanshawe College". Archived from the original on 2017-11-13. Retrieved 2017-11-12.
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