CurlESP is now accepting deposits for "existing teams" that would like to secure their spot in the 2025-26 curling season (excluding Seniors and Youth). By deposit, we mean "one full registration". Beginning Monday, March 21st until Friday, May 16th, CurlESP will be accepting online deposits through our online Curling I/O Registration.  

 

 

*** Contact Robert Mol (Click HERE) with any registration questions or assistance that you may require. ***

 

*** In Person Payment Opportunity - Robert will be at the Club on Tuesday May 13th from 9 AM to Noon ***

 

 

What teams need to do to leave a deposit:

 

• One team member must register online.  Please use one of the links below to register. Please note that TCB Saturday Night has it's own link.

• This individual will be required to register online and pay for a full member league registration. You will be required to enter your team's name during registration (excluding Tuesday Afternoon Ladies).

• We are accepting credit card, cash (exact change please) and cheque (payable to East St. Paul Curling Club) payment for deposits. Cash and cheque payments can be dropped off to Robert Mol at the curling club.

• The team member that registers on behalf of their team does not need to register again prior to the start of the curling season; only the remaining team members will need to register themselves once general registration opens in August.

• Teams may only leave a deposit for the league(s) they currently curled in during the 2024-25 curling season. 

• If you curl in multiple leagues, you can have different team members leave deposits for each of those leagues. 

 

REGISTRATION LINK (excluding TCB Saturday Night League):     https://east-st-paul.curling.io/en/leagues

 

TCB SATURDAY NIGHT LEAGUE REGISTRATION LINK:   https://east-st-paul.curling.io/en/products/8142-tcb-saturday-night-league-4-00pm-2025-26-team-deposit

 

  

 

General registration will open up in August:

 

If you are a returning curler/team or are new to CurlESP and are interested in joining a league, please contact Robert Mol to be added to our league waitlist.  You will be contacted in advance of general registration opening if a spot in your requested league becomes available.

 

(Updated: May 6, 2025)

Due to the popularity of locker rentals in the 2024-25 curling season, we are giving current locker renters the option to retain their existing locker for the 2025-26 curling season. If you rented a locker at CurlESP during the 2024-25 curling season, you should have received an email from Robert Mol giving you the option to rent a locker again for the 2025-26 curling season and direction on how to do so.

Advance locker rental purchases are available until Friday, May 16th. Once general registration opens in August, all remaining lockers will be rented out on a first come first serve basis. A list of all 2025-26 locker renters, including your assigned locker number, will be posted in the respective locker rooms. Please DO NOT move to a different locker.

If you rented a locker during the 2024-25 curling season and have not received an email, please contact Robert Mol (click HERE) .

(Added April 21, 2025)

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(Last Updated: April 21, 2025)

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(Last updated: April 22, 2023)

We recently moved our AED (Automated External Defibrillator) and combined it with our First Aid supplies so that everything you might need can be found in the same place. The new location is to the right of the main floor canteen and is highly visible from anywhere on the main floor or ice shed areas.  

We have added plenty of colourful signage along with a few informational posters on heart attacks, stroke and head injuries. We replaced our original AED (2008) in late February 2024 with a brand new 2024 model called the HeartSine 500P.

All AED's are designed to be used by bystanders who may have little or no CPR experience. The main features on all AED's include:

• Easy to use without prior training or instruction.
• A single power button to turn the AED on.
• Loud step by step voice prompts.
• Metronome sound to help maintain proper rate of chest compressions.
• The ability to detect a heart rhythm and determine if a shock needs to be administered.
• Single use disposal defibrilator pads.

It should also be noted that none of the AED's manufactured after 2010 prompt for "rescue breaths". Most bystanders are not trained in mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Even without the rescue breaths, hard and fast chest compressions are what is going to keep the blood flowing to the brain and other vital organs. 

Our HeartSine 500P AED has an additional feature that not only provides feedback on the rate of compressions but the DEPTH of compression. To watch a short video on the HeartSine 500P, CLICK HERE.

When you open the AED cabinet door, a local alarm will sound; simply close the door and the alarm will stop.

Everything that you will need for a medical emergency is attached to the AED and you DO NOT need to remove the AED from its yellow and blue case to use it. The following items are included with the AED:

• The address and telephone number of the East St Paul Curling Club (911 will ask for that information)
• A "Rescue Kit" in a black bag that contains gloves, wipes, paper towel, scissors and a razor.
• Additional "Rescue Kit" items can be found in the blue zipper pouch on the back side of the AED.

(Updated: Mar 31, 2025)