BC Men's Curling Championship | |
Established: | 1936 |
Current Host City: | Esquimalt, British Columbia |
Current Arena: | Archie Browning Sports Centre |
Current Champion: | Catlin Schneider |
Current: | 2024 BC Men's Curling Championship |
The BC Men's Curling Championship (formerly the belairdirect BC Men's Provincial Curling Championship and the Canadian Direct Insurance BC Men's Provincials) is the British Columbia provincial championship for men's curling. It was known as the Safeway Select up to 2003. The tournament is run by Curl BC, the provincial curling association. The winner represents Team British Columbia at the Tim Hortons Brier.
The event features ten teams. The defending champions and the top team on the Canadian Team Ranking System from B.C. are invited to play. Two teams from the British Columbia coastal region and from the British Columbia interior earn berths, while and additional two teams from each of those two regions come out of a second round of qualifying.
Listed below are the provincial champion skips for each year. BC did not participate in the Brier until 1936. Brier champions are denoted in bold
Year | Team | Curling Club | |
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1936 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1937 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1938 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1939 | Hastings Curling Club | ||
1940 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1941 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1942 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1943 | Frank Avery, D. Garnham, F. Steacy, R. Dickson | Vancouver Curling Club | |
1944 | Nelson Curling Club | ||
1945 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1946 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1947 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1948 | Frenchy D'Amour, Bob McGhie, Fred Wendell, Jim Mark | Trail Curling Club | |
1949 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1950 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1951 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1952 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1953 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1954 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1955 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1956 | Kimberley Curling Club | ||
1957 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1958 | Victoria Curling Club | ||
1959 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1960 | Duncan Curling Club | ||
1961 | Peace Arch Curling Club | ||
1962 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1963 | Duncan Curling Club | ||
1964 | Lyall Dagg, Leo Hebert, Fred Britton, Barry Naimark | Vancouver Curling Club | |
1965 | Thunderbird Curling Club | ||
1966 | Burnaby Winter Club | ||
1967 | Trail Curling Club | ||
1968 | Richmond Winter Club | ||
1969 | Prince George Curling Club | ||
1970 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1971 | Prince George Curling Club | ||
1972 | North Vancouver Recreation Centre Curling Club | ||
1973 | Richmond Winter Club | ||
1974 | Richmond Winter Club | ||
1975 | Granite Curling Club | ||
1976 | Burnaby Winter Club | ||
1977 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1978 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1979 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1980 | Victoria Curling Club | ||
1981 | Kamloops Curling Club | ||
1982 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1983 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1984 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1985 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1986 | Kamloops Curling Club | ||
1987 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1988 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1989 | Kelowna Curling Club | ||
1990 | Vancouver Curling Club | ||
1991 | Cranbrook Curling Club | ||
1992 | Royal City Curling Club | ||
1993 | Kelowna Curling Club | ||
1994 | Rick Folk, Pat Ryan, Bert Gretzinger, Gerry Richard | Kelowna Curling Club | |
1995 | Kelowna Curling Club | ||
1996 | Kamloops Curling Club | ||
1997 | Kamloops Curling Club | ||
1998 | Royal City Curling Club | ||
1999 | Kelowna Curling Club | ||
2000 | Greg McAulay, Brent Pierce, Bryan Miki, Jody Sveistrup | Royal City Curling Club | |
2001 | |||
2002 | Kelowna Curling Club | ||
2003 | Kelowna Curling Club | ||
2004 | Royal City Curling Club | ||
2005 | Trail Curling Club | ||
2006 | Kamloops Curling Club | ||
2007 | Victoria Curling Club | ||
2008 | Kelowna Curling Club | ||
Royal City Curling Club | |||
Kelowna Curling Club | |||
Kelowna Curling Club | |||
Kelowna Curling Club | |||
Royal City Curling Club | |||
Vernon Curling Club & Kelowna Curling Club | |||
Vernon Curling Club & Kelowna Curling Club | |||
Kelowna Curling Club | |||
Vernon Curling Club & Kelowna Curling Club | |||
Vernon Curling Club & Kelowna Curling Club | |||
2021 | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in British Columbia. Team Laycock (Steve Laycock, Jim Cotter, Andrew Nerpin, Rick Sawatsky) represented B.C. at Brier.[1] | ||
Royal City CC, Langley CC, Kelowna CC & Kamloops CC | |||
Victoria Curling Club | |||
Victoria Curling Club |