CLUB NATIONAL TITLES GO TO CHASKA AND MADISON
[EDEN PRAIRIE, MN, March 31, 2026] —The 2026 Men’s & Women’s Club National Championships wrapped up this past weekend at the Chaska Curling Center, and it was teams from the Madison Curling Club and the host club taking home the titles.
On the women’s side, Nina Roth from Madison and the Wisconsin Curling Association led her team of Lynn Brown, Shalon Holbeck, Callie Maursetter, and Angela Montgomery to victory, defeating the young Berg team (Nia Berg, Ella Willford, Solveig Berg, Carol Chance) from the Bemidji Curling Club and the Minnesota Curling Association by a score of 8-2 in the final.
In the women’s bronze medal game, it was the San Francisco Bay Area Curling Club and Team Thangadurai (Subasthika Thangadurai, Claire Blaske, Abby Lin, Amy Verway-Cohen) from the Mountain & Pacific Curling Association earning the hardware with an 8-3 win over the Chicago Curling Club and Team Yaple (Haley Yaple, Sara Gaum, Kailey Meyer, Kerry Myers, Debbie Lange) from the Midwest Curling Association.
In men’s play, Team Caldwell (Brad Caldwell, Patrick Young, Erik Quistgaard, Chase Ebeling), representing the host club, faced the Coyotes Curling Club team (Sean Murray, Mike Siggins, Adam Endicott, Eric Kowal) from the Mountain & Pacific Curling Association in the final. It was Caldwell, on home ice, taking home gold with a 6-3 win in the championship game.
Men’s bronze went to the team from the Fairbanks Curling Club (Jon Johnson, David Hejna, Coleman Martin, Dylan Skaggs, Atticus Wallace), representing the Alaska Curling Association. They defeated the Saint Paul Curling Club (Chris Dolan, Dan Metcalf, Austin Harvey, Brian Unbehaun, Greg Jamieson) from the Minnesota Curling Association by a score of 6-4.
“Along with great play on the ice, this championship showcases Member Clubs and the connections that the club culture of our sport fosters,” noted USA Curling CEO Dean Gemmell. “The staff and volunteers at the Chaska Curling Center also delivered a great experience for competitors, and we were thrilled to partner with them on this event.”
With the completion of Club Nationals, Regions Cup points are at stake for at one more event—the Mixed Fours Nationals at the Denver Curling Club from April 15th through the 19th. Official Regions Cup standings are available here—Minnesota, Mid-America, and the Dakota Territory lead the points race but much will depend on the results in Denver.
To see all the game results and statistics, visit this page in the Championships section of the USA Curling website. You can find out more about the medal games on Ben Hoppe’s Stones & Stripes.
MEN’S FIELD
Coyotes Curling Club, Mountain & Pacific Curling Association: Sean Murray, Mike Siggins, Adam Endicott, Eric Kowal
Broomstones Curling Club, Grand National: Benjamin Guzman, Daniel Simard, Michael Sampson, Mike McKenzie, Jacob Davis
Denver Curling Club, Mid-America Curling Association: Christian Rose, Aaron Johnston, Ryan Swift, Tim Murphy, Darrick Kizlyk
Exmoor Country Club, Midwest Curling Association: Jeff Wright, Steve Wright, Matt Brown, Russ Brown, Ken Brown
Fairbanks Curling Club, Alaska Curling Association: Jonathan Johnson, David Hejna, Coleman Martin, Dylan Skaggs, Atticus Wallace
Fargo-Moorhead Curling Club, Dakota Territory: Evan Workin, Jordan Brown, Darick Hensch, Kalvin Hoff
Fort Wayne Curling Club, Great Lakes Curling Association: Marcus Gleaton, Stephen Imes, Darren Ray, Jim Gesmundo, Keith Bradtmiller
Saint Paul Curling Club, Minnesota Curling Association: Chris Dolan, Dan Metcalf, Austin Harvey, Brian Unbehaun, Greg Jamieson
Seattle Granite Curling Club, Pacific Northwest Curling Association: Chris Bond, Sam Galey, Nick Pleasants, Thorsten Frank
Kettle Moraine Curling Club, Wisconsin Curling Association 1: Ryan Carlson, Joe Matel, Wes Cuomo, Oscar Koebel, Andy Mentel
Wauwatosa Curling Club, Wisconsin Curling Association 2: Neil Freund, Scott Mcgregor, Blake Morton, Phil Hansen, Tim Torgerson
Chaska Curling Club, Host: Brad Caldwell, Patrick Young, Erik Quistgaard, Chase Ebeling
Women’s FIELD
Anchorage Curling Club, Alaska Curling Association: Becca Mazur, Liz Gobeski, Heather Alley, Noelle Runyan, Michelle Hawkins
Bemidji Curling Club, Minnesota Curling Association: Nia Berg, Ella Willford, Solveig Berg, Carol Chance
Charlotte Curling Club, Grand National: Kristen Conrad, Laura Fisher, Julieann Dellibovi, Madeline Krautsak
Chicago Curling Club, Midwest Curling Association: Haley Yaple, Sara Gaum, Kailey Meyer, Kerry Myers, Debbie Lange
Denver Curling Club, Mid-America Curling Association: Melissa Turbow, Kimberly Gaddie, Mimi Johnston, Dena Rosenberry
Fargo-Moorhead Curling Club, Dakota Territory: Ann Podoll, Christina Wilwand, Emily Parry, Kenzie Ritchie
Madison Curling Club, Wisconsin Curling Association: Nina Roth, Lynn Brown, Shalon Holbeck, Callie Maursetter, Angela Montgomery
Mayfield Curling Club, Great Lakes Curling Association: Julia DiBaggio, Shana Miskovsky, Jess Halda, Mary Dacar
San Francisco Bay Area Curling Club, Mountain & Pacific Curling Association 1: Subasthika Thangadurai, Claire Blaske, Abby Lin, Amy Verway-Cohen
San Francisco Bay Area Curling Club, Mountain & Pacific Curling Association 2: Sarah Walsh, Kimberly Chapin, Kate Garfinkel, Karina Treynor
Seattle Granite Curling Club, Pacific Northwest Curling Association: Sheila Mariano, Emily Good (Vice Skip), Jiyoung Lee, Mijung Wick (Skip)
Chaska Curling Club, Host: Lori Jeannot, Kim Parkhurst, Deb Drew, Deb Drew, Michelle Gribben
About USA Curling
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