Posts tagged with “KCC in the press”

Making the Ice

Making the ice

Here’s a great article (by Kalamazoo Curling Club’s own Kris Kinkade!) about the ice preparation going on inside Wings Stadium

Two days, people!!

[UPDATE] A little glimpse of the stadium as of about 3 o’clock on Thursday.

Wings Stadium

Kalamazoo Curlers in the Gazette

Jim Gesmundo at the Kalamazoo Curling Club

As the 2010 US Curling National Championships get closer and closer (less than a week away!!), we’re finding just a little more attention from the outside world. There is an article in today’s Kalamazoo Gazette which talks about how it came to be that the Nationals found a 2010 home in Kalamazoo.

Dean Gemmel and his Kalamazoo Curling Connection

Dean Gemmel
Great article in today’s Kalamazoo Gazette about Dean Gemmel, who left Kalamazoo in 2007. Gemmel will be returning to Kalamazoo in March to participate in the 2010 US Curling National Championships. Among other things, Dean is the host of the Curling Show, a podcast devoted to the sport.

Kalamazoo Curling Club on the Nonchalant Café

WIDR 89.1 FM
Tune in to 89.1 FM TODAY during the noon hour for a conversation with the vice president (“vice skip,” as we like to say around here) regarding the Kalamazoo Curling Club, the 2010 Curling Nationals, the Olympics and all things curling. If you miss it, just check back later on the Nonchalant Café Hour’s web site, where you’ll more than likely be able to hear it again at your leisure.

KCC Member in the News

Greg Eigner
When the Kalamazoo Curling Club was just trying to get its legs, Greg Eigner was more than willing to help out. He and his family made the trip to Kalamazoo from Fort Wayne, Indiana in the midst of a blizzard to help out with our first learn-to-curl sessions. Since then he’s been a card-carrying member of the club, even with the big distance between Fort Wayne and Kalamazoo. The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette just ran this article about him in this past Sunday’s newspaper (could have been front page news if not for those Colts!).

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