Charbonneau
The Charbonneau is an annual competition consisting of two leagues. Teams are formed for each league by the chair from the pool of curlers who have signed up for the leagues. The schedule each week is formed by pairing highest two ranked teams from a league, the next two highest ranked teams, and so on... Play is governed by the U.S. Curling Association Rules, except for scoring. Each game is scored as follows: 5 points for winning the game, 1 point for each end taken (1/2 point for each team for blank ends), and 1/4 point for each stone scored. No points are scored for extra ends, other than those awarded to the winner of the game. Total accumulated points will determine team rankings each week. The top two teams from each night will play off for the championship.
When: first half, Monday 8:00 pm, Tuesday 5:45 pm
Chair: Mike Kessler
Rules - see Charbonneau section
Current Champions
2021 Champions: Bill Sewell (S), Jason Golubski (V), Kory Buckley (2, sub for Mike Hurd), Dave Preznya (L)
Previous Winners
2021: Bill Sewell, Jason Golubski, Mike Hurd, Dave Preznya
2020: closed
2019: Bill Morehouse, Duanne Farr, Brian Levi, Adam McClain
2018: Bill Sewell, Justin Schmidt, Korey Buckley, Tim Hansen
2017: Tom Clark, Mike Semeraro, Don DeCarr, Jim Sankey
2016: Conrad Law, Phil Citriniti, Stu Card, Allan Powers
2015: Bill Morehouse, Mike Sexton, Doug Smith, Jeff Gornick
2014: Tom Clark, Mike Semeraro, Don Decarr, Ed Novak
2013: Kevin Stevens, Jerry Stevens, Mike DeGironimo, Walter Czupryna
2012: Roger Rowlett, Jerry Stevens, Gary White II, Ben Gaetano
2011: Conrad Law, Howard Feldman, Joe Cosentino, Joe Usyk
2010: Jim Gleason, Jr., Charlie Schatz, Jim Revenaugh, Ben Gaetano*
2009: Scott Lent, Tom Platt Jr, Tom Platt Sr, John Sullivan
2008: Tom Clark, John Jacon, Ian Clark, Jim Revenaugh
2007: Paul Giovannone, Chuck DelMonte, Bob Belouin, Joe Gaebel
2006: Mike Kessler, Paul MacEnroe, Gary Olivella, Eric Pschigoda*
2005: Pat Costello, Fred Hicks, Charie Knox, Joe Puleo, Sr.
2004: Dave Palazzoli, Howard Feldman, Tom Platt, Jr, Allan Smiley
2003: Mike Kessler, Paul MacEnroe, Doug Pens, Allan Smiley
* first year curler indicated when known