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SASKATOON - Sutherland Curling Club

12 team limit - Joint event with men

Format: 3-game round robin

$500 entry

$4,800 purse (pending full entry)

First draw no earlier than Friday 5pm 

Registration opens: Jul 27 at 12pm

Registration deadline: Sept 14 at 12pm

REGINA - Highland Curling Club

18 team limit - Joint event with men

Format: Modified Triple or 4-game round robin (pending entries)

$600 entry

$9,000 purse (pending full entry)

First draw no earlier than Friday 9am, playoffs on Monday

Registration opens: Jul 27 at 12pm

Registration deadline: Sept 28 at12pm

LLOYDMINSTER - Lloydminster Curling Club

16 team limit

Format: Triple Knockout

$600 entry

$8,000 purse (pending full event)

First draw no earlier than Friday 9am 

Registration opens: Jul 27 at 12pm

Registration deadline: Oct 12 at 12pm

SASKATOON - Nutana Curling Club

16 team limit - Joint event with men

Format: Modified TKO or 4-game round robin (pending entries)

$600 entry

$8,000 purse (pending full event)

First draw no earlier than Friday 9am 

Registration opens: Jul 27 at 12pm

Registration deadline: Nov 2 at 12pm

WATROUS - Watrous Curling Club

16 team limit

Format: 3-game round robin or modified ~3-game TKO (pending entries)

$500 entry

$8,000 purse (pending full event)

First draw no earlier than Friday 5pm

Registration opens: Jul 27 at 12am

Registration deadline: Nov 16 at 12pm

MOOSE JAW - Moose Jaw Curling Centre

16 team limit - Joint event with men

Format: 3-game round robin (with tiebreaker0

$600 entry

$8,000 purse (pending full event)

First draw no earlier than Friday 2pm

Registration opens: Jul 27 at 12pm

Registration deadline: Nov 23 at 12pm

The Sask Curling Tour is thrilled by the emergence of independent competitive events in Saskatchewan. The following events are not managed by the Sask Curling Tour, but may be of interest to competitive women's teams: 

RBC Dominion Securities Western Showdown

SWIFT CURRENT, SK

Oct 28. - Nov 1, 2026

see www.curlingzone.com for registration details

Please note the registration deadline outlined for each event. 

Registrations received after the deadline will not be accepted, unless an exception is granted by the organizing committee to fill out a draw. 

Entry fees are fully refundable prior to the registration deadline for each event. 

Entry fees for teams that drop out after the registration deadline are non-refundable. 

The organizing committee may consider full or partial refunds under exceptional circumstances. 

Visit CURLSASK to register for the 2025 Bunge Prairie Pinnacle Women's Playdowns. Registration deadline: Dec 1, 2026 at 12pm.

The qualification process for the 9-team Bunge Prairie Pinnacle Provincial Championship is as follows: 

1. Top 3 Teams on SCT (as of Dec 7, 2025)

2. Top 3 Teams on CTRS* (as of Dec 7, 2025)

3. Top 3 Teams from the Women's Last Chance

*All events hosted in Saskatchewan prior to Dec 7, 2025 are considered eligible for SCT qualification. This includes both SCT-hosted and WCT-hosted events. 

Teams must adhere to the Residency Eligibility Rules by Curling Canada to collect provincial qualifying SaskCTRS and CTRS points as outlined here. All point totals are derived from Curling Canada’s CTRS list. 

Bunge Prairie Pinnacle Playdown Dates & Locations

2027 Women's Last Chance

ESTEVAN- Estevan Curling Club

Dec 17 - 20, 2026

2027 Bunge Prairie Pinnacle

LLOYDMINSTER

Jan 10-17, 2027

2027 Scotties Tournament of Hearts

CHARLOTTETOWN, PEI 

Feb 12 - 21, 2027

- In order to maintain the quality of the event and adhere to the time restrictions outlined for each event, the Team Limit cap will always be followed. This may result in waitlisted teams. 

- Saskatchewan-affiliated teams (referring to women's teams who have registered or intend to register in the 2027 Saskatchewan Bunge Prairie Pinnacle Women's Playdowns) who register for SCT events before Aug 15 will be given participation priority in the event of a waitlist. 

- Teams that register after Aug 15, regardless of affiliation will be prioritized first-come-first-served. 

- An exception to this rule applies to the Lloydminster event, where Alberta-affiliated and Sask-affiliated teams will be prioritized equally. 

 - 25 minutes prior to the start of each game, the two competing teams will flip a coin. The winner of the coin toss will select either rock, colour or practice (first or second). 

- First practice will take place 20 minutes prior to game time. The first team to practise will be able to determine the rotation for the LSD, and the second team to practise will need to throw the other rotation for the LSD. Any player may throw the LSD and may throw all LSD’s if desired.
-During the practice, each player will be able to throw two rocks up and two rocks back. Once each player of the first practice has thrown two rocks up and two rocks back, they will take one rock back and use that rock to draw to the button. The third will use a tape measure to determine the distance of the rock from the button and both opposing thirds must agree on the positioning prior to moving the rock.     
- Immediately following the first practice, the team with second practice will throw two rocks up and two rocks back (per player). The second practice team will then take one rock to the other end to throw their draw to the button. Again both thirds must be present and agree on which rock was closer. The third will use a tape measure to determine the distance of the rock from the button and both opposing thirds must agree on the positioning prior to moving the rock.   

- The team that has recorded the shortest distance to the pin will win the hammer in the first end.  
- Should a team cover the pin when drawing for hammer or fail to hit the rings, another player on that team will re-throw once confirmation is received from the opposing team. If both teams cover the pin twice (or fail to hit the house twice), a coin toss will be used to determine last rock.               

-  Non-practising team is to wait inside the lobby. Infraction is loss of hammer.                           

MODIFIED DRAW EVENT: the team that qualifies from the A Event will have choice of rock colour or hammer. If a team that qualifies out of the B event plays someone from the C event, the B event winners will have first choice of rock colour or hammer. The team who has the hammer will have the first practice. In the event that the two teams qualified out of the same event (A, B or C), they will perform the coin toss to determine practice and rock colour, and perform the LSD for hammer.     

ROUND ROBIN EVENT: the top 8 records will advance to playoffs. In the event that tiebreakers are required to determine the top 8, only one round of tie-breakers will be played. Teams will be ranked based on the cumulative LSD from the 3 round robin games (first throw). If more than one tiebreaker is needed, teams may be eliminated based on cumulative LSD. In the unlikely event that LSDs are identical, highest cumulative points for, followed by lowest cumulative points against will act as tiebreakers. In playoffs, the team with the better record will have choice of rock colour or hammer. In the event that both teams have the same record, they will perform a coin toss to determine practice and rock colour and throw an LSD for hammer. 

The Sask Curling Tour prioritizes integrity and fairness in its event and draw-making processes. The SCT committee is entirely volunteer-based and is not affiliated with CURLSASK. CURLSASK manages the Bunge Prairie Pinnacle Playdown event and qualification process. Teams earn points toward qualification for the Bunge Prairie Pinnacle through SCT events. SCT points also contribute toward teams' CTRS standing, which may impact eligibility for other Curling Canada and Grand Slam of Curling events. It is therefore critical that SCT events are managed with full transparency and fairness to ensure all teams have an equal opportunity to earn points.

SCT DRAW CREATION & POINTS ALLOCATION PROCESS

- Whenever possible, an external volunteer who is not affiliated with a team participating in an SCT event will be involved in event planning and draw-making. Due to volunteer availability, event management and draw-making responsibilities will often nonetheless fall on a volunteer who is competing in the event. To remove any opportunity for bias, all volunteers follow the procedures detailed here. 

- Draw format will be determined based on ice availability and number of entries. Oftentimes, draw format is pre-determined but may be modified due to number of teams. 

- Draw will be created using rankings for team proxies (ex: 1v8). Draw formats, whether triple knockout or round robin follow a consistent 'snaked ranking' protocol (ex: 1v8 2v7 3v6 4v5). 

- On the Tuesday 10 days prior to an event start, the event drawmaker will retrieve the updated WCF World Team Ranking for all participating teams found on www.curlingzone.com/rankings. 

- Team names will then be filled into the draw based on updated rankings.

- All SCT events will qualify the maximum number of permitted teams to ensure CTRS/WCT eligibility (50% of field may qualify) unless ice availability poses restrictions, in which case fewer teams will qualify (therefore maintaining CTRS/WCT eligibility). 

- The Sask Curling Tour has no ability to impact the points allocated to SCT. All SCT events qualify for CTRS/WCTRS points. Therefore points are determined externally following the CTRS/WCTRS Points allocation process detailed here: 

 https://www.curling.ca/events/competitor-information/canadian-team-ranking-system-ctrs/

- CURLSASK additionally maintains a list of updated rankings of all Saskatchewan affiliated teams here: https://curlsask.ca/competition/womens/

- All teams are responsible for ensuring registrations with CTRS/WCTRS rankings. Teams are encouraged to monitor CTRS/WCTRS/CURLSASK rankings to ensure accuracy throughout the season.