JACKIE DOWNER

NATIONAL JUNIOR WOMEN'S

EDMONTON, ALBERTA

1996

WELCOME TO

            Maryfield Curling School

This page was last updated: September 24, 2009

SASKATCHEWAN

HIGH SCHOOL Sr. GIRLS

PROVINCIAL

2002

OPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL

UNDER 18

ABBOTSFORD, BC

2004

CAM THOMPSON

NATIONAL JUNIOR MEN'S

SELKIRK, MANITOBA

1997

SASKATCHEWAN

HIGH SCHOOL Sr. GIRLS

PROVINCIALS

1997

AMBER DAWSON

NATIONAL JUNIOR WOMEN'S

SUMMERSIDE, PEI

2002

JANELLE LEMON

NATIONAL JUNIOR WOMEN'S

2002, 2003 & 2004

JANELLE LEMON

JUNIOR WOMEN'S WORLDS

FLIMS, SWITZERLAND

2003

BRITTANY LEMON

NATIONAL JUNIOR WOMEN'S

St. CATHERINES, ONTARIO

2007

Photo by Micheal Burns Photography

Maryfield, is renowned for the number of successful junior curlers it has generated. Many of these curlers have represented Saskatchewan at                                the provincial and national levels

These curlers are all graduates of Maryfield School

Team C. Wielgoz

Photo by Micheal Burns Photography

Photo by Micheal Burns Photography

Team J. Wielgoz

Photo by Nadine & Christian Saager

Team Swallow

      Courtesy of St. Catherines Standard

Maryfield School has launched a program open to all Canadian and international students who are interested in attending Maryfield School to improve their curling and/or English skills. The

curling program provides interested students with quality on ice and dry land instruction and would focus on both technique and strategy. As part of the program, curlers have the opportunity to participate in a junior super league and enter competitions at the junior level.

Maryfield School offers a well rounded program with high academic standards and a quality English program. The school has implemented an ESL program to assist foreign students who have moved to our community. A low teacher-student ratio provides students the opportunity to receive individual assistance whenever needed. The welcoming, friendly environment of our school encourages students to develop leadership skills and pursue a variety of extracurricular interest.

Students attending the Maryfield Curling School will have the opportunity to live in a friendly rural setting. Accommodations for students will be provided by host families who assist students in becoming acquainted with prairie life.

In addition to scheduled ice time during the school day, our 3-sheet artificial ice facility offers unlimited practice time and multiple game opportunities in the regular leagues from mid-October to late March.