The camp lists for Trillium 2010 are up. Both weeks are full, however, you can still apply to be on the waiting list.

To see what group you're in, check the lists below!

Week A

Week B

Registration forms are now available to for the 2010 Trillium Curling Camps.

TRILLIUM CAMPERS - CLICK HERE to download the form!

AMETHYST CAMPERS - CLICK HERE

Get your forms in quickly! The camp fills up fast!

July 4 – July 9, 2010

Amethyst Summer Curling Camp –
Sudbury  ON

We are happy to have The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company as our sponsor of the camp again this year. This has allowed us  to keep the rapidly rocketing expenses of the camp under control and help keep the cost of the camp within reach of as many young curlers as possible.  George Cooke is the President of Dominion and he is passionate about this project in the north. We all owe The Dominion a sincere thank you for jumping on board. The cost for the last two years was the same. This year will be $815.00  …a slight increase from the last two years.

 

The Dominion Amethyst Curling Camp (our 13^th edition) will operate again this summer in Sudbury, Ontario. The dates are July 4 – July 9, 2010. The camp will accommodate 96 curlers aged 13-19 who have at least two years of curling experience. They will be placed in one of three categories - Intermediate (13-15 years old), Advanced (15-17 years old) or High Performance (16-19 years old), based on their age and experience. There is no novice division for new curlers at this camp.

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Trillium 2009 Week B Slideshow

From 2009 Trillium - Week A

 

From the Week B Film Challenge

 

From the Week A Film Challenge:

 

To limit the spread of H1N1 Flu, Trillium Curling Camp is taking several precautions. Please read the notice below, and print this form to bring with you to camp registration.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FORM

 

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These precautions can be taken to limit the spread of the new H1N1 influenza virus!

 

1. Wash your hands often using warm water and pump soap. Ensure hands are 

   washed:

 

• After coughing, sneezing or blowing your nose;

• After shaking hands;

• Before eating;

• Before putting in contact lenses; and

• Before touching your eyes or nose.

 

2. Cleanse your hands often using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

 

3. Avoid touching your face as much as possible.

 

4. Cough and sneeze into a tissue or your elbow. Throw out used tissues right

away.

 

5. Do not share objects that have been in other people’s mouths, such as cups, glasses, toothbrushes, soft drinks, water bottles, unwashed utensils and lip products.

 

6. Stay home if you feel sick. People who have symptoms of influenza should stay home until their fever is gone and they are feeling better. This will help limit the spread of infection in the community.

 

 

 

At the camp, we will ensure:

1. that frequently  touched commonly used surfaces such as  doorknobs, countertops, table tops, lockers, light switches etc. are sanitized throught each day.
2. the campers will be reminded daily of the above listed precautions
3. that hand sanitizer will be available at all times for the campers –at the curling club and at the university.
4. that everyone eating at the club will use hand sanitizer before all meals
5. that we have isolation rooms available should anyone exhibit flu symptoms
6. that we call home to have anyone who is sick, picked up by the parents.