Links to Other Excellent Curling Sites on the Internet

Mid Atlantic Curling Clubs The Plainfield Curling Club The Plainfield club is the only curling club in New Jersey, and one of the four informal Mid Atlantic Curling Association (MACA) clubs. Philadelphia Curling Club, The Philadelphia club is located in Paoli, PA, the second of the four MACA clubs. Chesapeake Curling Club, The Chesapeake Curling Club is located in Easton, MD, one of two clubs in Maryland. They are the third MACA club (Potomac is the fourth). Their web site has recently been re-activated! Pittsburgh Curling Club, The Pittsburgh Curling Club, playing on arena ice, is a frequent and welcome visitor to the National Capital Curling Center.	Kansas City Curling Club has a fascinating map of clubs in the US. http://www.kccurling.com/main/USClubs.asp Major US Curling Events Olympic Curling Curling was introduced as a medal sport in the Olympics in 1998
Curling Associations Grand National Curling Club The GNCC is the East Coast parent organization. The Potomac Curling club is a member of the GNCC. United States Curling Association The USCA is the United States parent organization. US Women's Curling Association The USWCA is the United States women's curling parent organization Canadian Curling Association Canadienne de Curling The CCA is the Canada parent organization. World Curling Federation The WCF is the worldwide parent organization. College Curling USA This organization supports a series of state and regional events.	International Curling Links Royal Montreal Curling Club Founded in 1807, The Royal Montreal Curling Club is the oldest active athletic club in North America. Royal Caledonian Curlng Club Originated in Edinburgh in July, 1838, the RCCC is the "mother club" of many clubs world wide. Ice Melters Curling Club, The Ice melters curling club is located in England, and with no facilities available, they need to leave the country to practice! However in 2004 a new dedicated curling facility was constructed and the Ice Melters curl there twice monthly. Their site features many links to European and North American clubs.
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