‘We have to do it right’: Curling’s Rock League sweeps into inaugural season

‘We have to do it right’: Curling’s Rock League sweeps into inaugural season

The world’s first professional curling league is hoping to capitalize on the momentum of last February’s Winter Olympics, and grow the sport not just in Canada, but around the world.

La Velle E. Neal III: Rock League is major step in making curling popular more than once every four years

MINNEAPOLIS — For one month every four years, curling grabs our attention at the Olympics. Then curling is out of sight, out of mind for 47 months while we return to regular programming.

Métis curler among those competing at inaugural Rock League event in Toronto

Métis curler Kerri Einarson has a lengthy list of accomplishments and now she’s joined the first professional curling bonspiel called Rock League, which features many of the world’s top curlers.The event, organized by The Curling Group, began April 6 and continues until April 12 at the Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto, located at the old Maple Leaf Gardens site.