Despite the conclusion of the curling season, there is one more event to look forward to. Rock League, a new professional curling league, will kick off at Toronto’s Mattamy Athletic Centre on Monday. Live coverage will be accessible on CBC Gem and CBCSports.ca, with matches scheduled daily at noon, 3:30 p.m., and 7 p.m. ET. The competition will culminate in the crowning of a champion on Sunday at 4 p.m. ET.
Featuring new rules and teams, Rock League promises a unique experience for fans following the intense 2026 season. The league’s format includes six teams competing in various games, including men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles matches. General managers will strategically allocate players across the different games, with the flexibility to adjust lineups during gameplay.
Notable curlers, such as Olympic gold medalists Brad Jacobs, Anna Hasselborg, and Rachel Homan, will showcase their skills in this league. The teams, captained by curling greats like Jennifer Jones and John Morris, comprise a mix of international talent with distinct themes.
With innovative rules like increased end points and the implementation of hog-line cameras, Rock League aims to provide an engaging and competitive environment for both players and viewers. The competition offers substantial rewards, including a $100,000 prize for the champions and recognition for outstanding competitors.
As a preview season for the upcoming full league schedule, Rock League’s debut in Toronto will set the stage for future success. While venturing into uncharted territory, the league’s blend of tradition and innovation is poised to captivate audiences and establish itself as a prominent fixture in the curling world.