The Pacific Coast Masters Curling Association (PCMCA) was formed to foster competitions for daytime curlers aged 60 and above. The association is for curlers living in the Lower Mainland and on Vancouver Island.
Annual competitions are held to determine four PCMCA Zone winners. Zone winners advance to a combined provincial championship with the four Zone winners from the BC Interior Masters Curling Association (BCIMCA).
The primary purpose today is to promote the sport of curling through fun and competetive events both at the Club level and the Provincial level for curlers aged 60 and above.
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- Board Executive
- Zone 1 - Lower Island
- Welcome to the Zone 1 - Lower Island home page
- Zone 2 - Fraser Valley
- Zone 2 of the PCMCA is also known as the Fraser Valley Masters Curling Association (FVMCA).
It consists of 8 clubs, located at Peace Arch, Delta, Cloverdale, Langley, Haney, Mission, Abbotsford and Chilliwack.
The members of the zone's executive and the responsibility for arranging zone playdowns rotates each year from club-to-club.
- Zone 3 - Greater Vancouver
- Welcome to the Zone 3 - Greater Vancouver - home page.
We are a community of 12 leagues within 9 clubs stretching from the Gibsons Curling Club to the Tunnel Town Curling Club in Delta.
August 21 - Registration for the 2025/2026 season has started. Check with your local club for more information.
- Zone 4 - North Island
- Welcome to the Zone 4 - Island home page
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Attention:
Changes in the PCMCA Executive
Oct 2, 2025
At a recent meeting of the PCMCA Board held to initiate a Strategic Planning Process, several changes were made to the Executive team.
Lawrence Woytowich submitted his resignation as the President of the PCMCA, having previously indicated his desire to step back from his role as president during various Zone meetings but chose this meeting as the appropriate time to submit his resignation. The Board accepted Lawrence’s resignation and unanimously appointed him to the Past President’s role.
In keeping with the PCMCA’s Bylaws, the Board is authorized to appoint a replacement to serve as President for the remainder of his term (until the AGM next spring) and passed a motion appointing the current Vice-President, Clyde Mitchell, to take over as president until the elections at the 2025 AGM. To fill the resulting Vice President vacancy, the Board passed a further motion to appoint Nancy Stagg, a Director for Zone 3, as the Vice-President of the PCMCA. Nancy will retain her Zone 3 President’s role for the remainder of the 2025-26 curling season.
Finally, as many of you will be aware, the PCMCA has been looking for a candidate to replace our past Secretary, Deane Crutch, who resigned from the Board last Spring. At the recent meeting, the Board passed a further motion appointing Wayne Saito, who has been serving in an ex-officio role as our Director of Communications, to fill the vacant Secretary position on the executive. Wayne will fill both the Secretary and Director of Communication roles for the remainder of the 2025/26 curling season. The Treasurer position remains unchanged and continues to be held by Cheryl Eason.
Your updated PCMCA Executive is as follows:
President – Clyde Mitchell
Vice-President – Nancy Stagg
Treasurer – Cheryl Eason
Secretary – Wayne Saito
Past President – Lawrence Woytowich
April 28, 2025
Click here for the 2025 AGM Minutes
April 21, 2025
The PCMCA is pleased to announce the winner of the PCMCA Scholarship for 2024/25 is Ashley Fenton.
For more details, please click here
April 14, 2025
Click here for the 2025 AGM Agenda (revised 14 April 2025).
Click here for the 2024 AGM Minutes
Click here for the 2024-2025 Treasurer's Report
Click here for the 2024-2025 Membership Analysis
March 14, 2025
To join the 2025 PCMCA Annual General Meeting, use the following link on Thursday, April 17, 2025, between 6:45 - 7:00 P.M.
If clicking the link does not respond, please copy and paste the link into your browser's address line.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4503674941?pwd=MjdKemgxTHAwelZxcEROaGNRbS9yUT09&omn=89824730657
The AGM's agenda will be linked here approximately one week prior to the meeting.
March 10, 2025
The date of the Annual General Meeting has been changed.
It will take place at 7:00 P.M. on Thursday, April 17, 2025, by ZOOM teleconference. A Notice of AGM with joining instructions will be provided at least 30 days prior.
Click here for the Notice of 2025 PCMCA AGM.
The 2025 BC Masters Combined Championships (BCMCC) will be held March 24 – 28, 2025 at the Langley and Cloverdale curling clubs. To see the Schedule, Draws and Results click the Championships tab and then the BCMCC icon.
January/25
Click here for the President's Winter Report
Click here for the 2025 Playdown Rules
November/24
The latest version of the PCMCA Newsletter is now available.
An historical view of Masters curling. It was written in 1987 by A.D Shaw.
September/24
Click here for the President's Fall Report
April/24
The minutes of the PCMCA's 62nd Annual General Meeting (AGM), on April 8, 2024 are available. Click on the Useful Links tab to see them.
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November 17
Is anyone interested in Stick Curling? Check out the Stick Curling folder in the Newsletter section. You might find some helpful articles about using a Stick to curl and about the game of Stick Curling! (Click on NEWSLETTERS in the menu, then on the ^ symbol beside "Stick Curling" to see several items.)
Oct/23
We have introduced a brand new feature: a PCMCA Newsletter is now available.
The Playdown Rules are now available.
Sept/23
We are pleased to announce that Zone 4 has secured Jack Holden as their new director. Jack has curled his entire life and has an exceptional competitive record. He has served as president in three different Canadian Curling Clubs and was the driving force behind the revitalizing of the Comox Curling Club building as president. He has been a PCMCA member since 2008 and the Club rep since 2010.
Aug/23
Another very experienced curler has joined our board of directors. Nancy Stagg has been curling since a teenager and in recent years has given back to the game contributing to organizing committees for events, competitions and leagues. She is now the new Zone 3 director and President of the Zone. Nancy is adding her competitive curling experience and wealth of computer knowledge to an expanding season.
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