The Shamrock Bonspiel is our premier event in March which brings together all MWCC members to compete and celebrate St Paddy and all things Irish. For some more history on our premier event, open up this link: Shamrock History
2023
The 2023 Shamrock Bonspiel included a roster of 18 teams. Check out the draw, teams, summary & results below :
- Shamrock Summary ROAR 2023
- Shamrock 2023 Schedule FINAL
- Shamrock 2023 TEAMS
- Team Photos in our Blog Post 04-2023
2022
The 2022 Shamrock Bonspiel returned after a 2 year pause and included 14 teams. Check out the draw, teams & results below as well as photos and a summary of the draws in our BLOG POST
2019
The 2018 Shamrock Bonspiel featured 12 teams playing in 3 divisions. Check out the draw, teams & results below as well as photos and a summary of the draws in our BLOG POST
2018
The 2018 Shamrock Bonspiel featured 12 teams playing in 3 divisions. Check out the draw, teams & results below as well as photos and a summary of the draws in our BLOG POST
2018 Champions: “The Celtic Rockers” from the left: Bernard Rothsching, Kelly Ryan, Tyler Watson & skip Mark Watson (alternate Tyler Rowley not present in photo)
2017
Another colourful Shamrock year has come and gone! This year’s competition featured 17 teams and a different format. Check out the draw, teams & results here [ Shamrock 2017 Results ] as well as photos and a summary of playdowns in our BLOG POST
2017 Champions: Scott Grafton and his Ship O’Fools rink: Alex Hall, Rob Philion, Greg Stachura & Adam Freilich.
2016
Congratulations to our Shamrock participants and champions! This year’s competition featured 23 teams and 13 draws spread over 6 days (March 14-19). Check out the draw, teams & results here [Shamrock Results 2016 ] as well as photos here [Shamrock PHOTOS 2016 ] and in our BLOG POST
2015
Check out the team photos and the results in the following documents: Shamrock Results 2015 WWW & Shamrock Team Photos 2015
A Wee Biteen O’ History of the Shamrock Bonspiel
Curlers have been competing in Montreal West’s Shamrock Bonspiel to win the unique curling stone trophy for about 40 years. It is said that the stone on the trophy was one saved in 1964 when our club burned down. In the late 1960’s and early 1970’s the club’s big bonspiel was first called the Rodeo Roundup, then the Fishermen’s Fling for a couple more years. As it takes place in March around the same time St. Patrick’s Day festivities are held, the club settled on the name of the Shamrock Bonspiel. It was THE bonspiel of the year starting in the mid 1970’s. To read more of the history open up this link: Shamrock History
