The inaugural season of Rock League curling has officially begun, marking a significant milestone as it is the first professional league in the sport’s history. This groundbreaking event is taking place at the TMU Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto from April 6 to April 12, 2026.
Six global franchises are competing in this season: Alpine Curling Club, Frontier Curling Club, Maple United, Northern United, Shield Curling Club, and Typhoon Curling Club. Each franchise comprises five men’s curlers and five women’s curlers, showcasing a diverse range of talent.
Among the notable participants is Tracy Fleury, a member of the Shield Curling Club, who is joined by her Olympic teammates. Brad Jacobs, the captain of the Shield Curling Club, leads his team in this competitive environment. However, it is important to note that E.J. Harnden was originally slated to participate but has since pulled out.
The league features a variety of match formats, including men’s, women’s, mixed, and mixed doubles matches, providing a comprehensive experience for fans and participants alike. Games can be streamed on CBC Gem and RockChannel.com, ensuring accessibility for a wide audience.
Tickets and passes for the event are available at rockleague.com/tickets, allowing fans to witness this historic season live. With the inaugural season running for a total of seven days, the excitement surrounding Rock League curling is palpable.
As the league progresses, further developments are anticipated, particularly regarding team performances and potential future expansions. Details remain unconfirmed.
