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Elmira Curling Club looking to boost number of youth participants

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It’s the sport that is known as the roaring game because of the sound the rock makes as it travels down the ice. The Elmira and District Curling Club is getting its youth league ready for the upcoming season. The club has an eight-week learn-to-curl program starting October 25 for kids as young as seven years of age. Its youth program for curlers with one year of experience starts on October 4.
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Elmira Curling Club looking to boost number of youth participants

It’s the sport that is known as the roaring game because of the sound the rock makes as it travels down the ice. The Elmira and District Curling Club is getting its youth league ready for the upcoming season. The club has an eight-week learn-to-curl program starting October 25 for kids as young as seven years of age. Its youth program for curlers with one year of experience starts on October 4.

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ObserverXtra broke the news on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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