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2012-2013
The Peace Curling Tour consists of the three major cash spiels in the Peace Region. Cash Spiels · Grande Prairie October 26 – 28, 2012 · Fort St. John November 9 – 11, 2012 · Dawson Creek November 23 – 25, 2012
Teams competing in the cash spiels earn points toward the Tour Championship in Sexsmith January 18 -20, 2013.
Cash spiels
Divisions
Format
· Competitive Division $650 or $1800 prepaid all three spiels · Challenge Division $350 or $900 prepaid all three spiels · $50/team will be paid to the PCA for management of the tour · Junior division has no entry fee for the cash spiels.
A team travelling with a coach may call one 1-minute timeout during each tour game and the coach may access the ice. The coach must be identified to the opposition prior to each game. An extra end also allows for one time-out per team (regular time-out not used is not carried over).
Draw for hammer Winner of the coin toss prior to each game will have choice of second practice or color. Each team will identify one player who will throw 2 practice draws, one up and one back and then a third draw to the button for hammer toward the home end. Brushers and a target broom are permitted. The team closest to the pin has hammer in the first end. If both teams cover the pin or miss the house, a coin toss will determine hammer.
Substitution for Cash Spiels
Substitution for Tour Championship
A team competing at the Tour Championship must have a minimum of TWO of their four registered players. At the tour championship, a substitute must play front end. A substitute that did play one entire cash spiel with the team can play any position during the tour championship. A player from a team eliminated from the tour championship can substitute for a team still in the event by playing a front end position only. Substitutes may move up a division but may NOT move down.
Pomeroy Inn & Suites Prairie Showdown Pomeroy Inn & Suites also sponsors a $100,000 World Curling Tour Event in March. On the men’s side, the top three finishers in the competitive division at the Tour Championship qualify for the Prairie Showdown. If there is one playoff game required to determine the third and final berth that will be played Sunday during the Tour Championship finals. If more than one playoff game is required, the teams involved will determine a suitable location and time to play within two weeks. On the women’s side, the top three finishers in the competitive division (championship and then tour standings), will earn berths. If there are not three women’s teams in the competitive division, then the berth will be forfeited to the Prairie Showdown event. For both the men and women, if any of the qualifying Peace Curling Tour teams earns a berth through another means (WCT, AB Curling Tour or returning qualifier) then the number of qualifiers from the Peace Curling Tour is reduced by that same number. In the event that the Prairie Showdown is in need of teams, priority will be given to Peace Curling Tour competitors. The qualification process will be reviewed annually. Teams qualifying through the Peace Curling Tour are responsible for the entry fee to the Prairie Showdown. For more information regarding the Pomeroy Inn & Suites Prairie Showdown, please view their website at www.prairieshowdown.org.
The Rules Committee of the Peace Curling Tour is Darrel Veiner, Chris Wall and Del Shaughnessy.
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