First-Ever Everest North American Curling Club Championships to Air on TSN and CBS

The Inaugural Everest North American Curling Club Championships are thrilled to announce their partnership with TSN as the Canadian broadcast partner for this groundbreaking event.

The championships, set to take place on September 17-18, will showcase the highest level of competition for amateur curling and will be broadcast live on TSN in Canada and CBS Sports Network in Prime Time in the U.S.

Created by  Everest Funeral Concierge, The Everest North American Curling Club Championships is a collaboration between Curling Canada and USA Curling and will bring together the top club teams from both countries, elevating the competition to a North American scale.

This will be the first time that the US and Canadian Club Champions have had the opportunity to compete for a North American Championship, filling a void that has long existed in amateur curling.

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The Women’s Championship will air live on Tuesday, September 17, followed by the Men’s Championship on Wednesday, September 18, held at Rock Creek Curling, a modern, state-of-the-art facility in Lafayette, Colorado. The event is sponsored by brands like Asham Curling, which will supply the Canadian team jerseys and jackets and provide custom brooms and athletic gear to both USA and Canada teams.

There are many exciting integration opportunities for additional partners to get involved with the event.

“We are thrilled to have TSN on board as our Canadian broadcast partner to bring the excitement and intensity of this new level of competition to Canadian audiences,” said Mark Duffey, President and CEO of Everest Funeral Concierge.

“The inaugural Everest North American Curling Club Championships present an exceptional sponsorship opportunity for brands looking to be part of an exciting new chapter in curling.”

The new Championships break new ground in the sport, catering specifically to club-level curlers who may not have the time or resources to compete at the professional level but who have the skills to represent their country at a higher level.

The event opens an exciting avenue for these curlers to represent their countries.

“Everest’s continued investment in curling provides all curlers with the opportunity to debut on a North American stage,” said Randy Ferbey, six-time Canadian and four-time World Curling Champion, Canada Sports Hall of Fame Inductee, and Everest Curling Executive Committee Member.

“We are excited to be broadcasting this Championship on TSN and CBS and look forward to expanding the curling movement in North America.”

Everest is known for its commitment to elevating the sport of curling through innovative events and sponsorships, including the Everest-Ferbey Pro-Am and the made-for-TV Everest Curling Challenge with Canadian sports broadcaster TSN.    

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