Team Heisler

Celebrating another graduate on our team....Congratulations Matthew on your graduation from St. Joseph High School in Saskatoon! Matthew will be attending Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan this fall.

The mens field is set for the U21 Grand Slam of Curling! Excited to have two Sask Men's Teams and three Sask Womens Team representing 🙌 🥌🥌

The men's field is set for the Jr. GSOC U21 event from Nov. 5-8 in Medicine Hat, Alberta!

Exciting News for the team today! We can't wait to get on the ice with some of the top U21 teams!! 🥌 Huge thank you to the Grand Slam of Curling for putting on this event and providing this fantastic opportunity! Medicine Hat Curling Centre always does a great job hosting, can't wait!

Celebrating another one of our team graduates this week.... Congratulations Dominic on graduating with Great Distinction from Holy Cross High School in Saskatoon! Dominic also received a subject award for Computer Science 30. He will be attending the University of Saskatchewan this fall to study Engineering. We can't wait for you to bring all your problem solving, strategic thinking and knowledge of forces and angles to the curling ice this season!

It's Grad Season! Our team has a lot to celebrate. Please join us in congratulating Carter on his graduation from Avonlea School. Carter received the Male Athlete of the Year Award and will continue to pursue his goals both on the curling ice and and the golf course. We wish him best of luck at his many golf tournaments over the summer!

We would like to wish a Happy Father's Day to all the dad's, grandfather's and father figures out there! We are grateful to have so many showing support at the rink, at school, in our extra-curricular activities and in our lives. Your guidance, love, support and examples help us on our journey to find our own path and reach our goals. We know you will be here for us in the ups and downs we go through now and in the future. Show some love to all the DADs ❤️

New team. New goals. Same drive. 🥌💥

We are thrilled to officially unveil our lineup for the 2026/27 curling season!
Huge thank you to our families, fans and partners for standing behind us. We can't wait to throw the first stones of the season. Let’s get to work!

Congratulations to our friends Marie Wright, Gil Dash, Moose Gibson, and Benjamin James Gamble on earning a bronze medal at the Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship!
You all are such inspiring athletes and individuals. We are so lucky to have shared the ice with you, learned from you and cheered for you. Every young curler should be so lucky as we have been. Thank you for representing Saskatchewan and Moose Jaw 😁 You truly remind us every day about what makes curling so special 🥌

**𝑻𝑬𝑨𝑴 𝑨𝑵𝑵𝑶𝑼𝑵𝑪𝑬𝑴𝑬𝑵𝑻**

It’s with a mix of sadness, gratitude, and pride that we share this announcement as we reflect on the past three years.

Three years ago, four young curlers from Moose Jaw came together to compete on the U18 CurlSask Junior Tour. Since then, this group has grown—not only as athletes, but as teammates and as individuals. Last season, Riley aged out of U18 and stepped away from competitive curling, and now, as the team moves up to the U20 level, these boys have truly grown into young men.

Together, we’ve experienced the highs of victory and the lessons that come with tough losses. One of our proudest moments was representing Saskatchewan at Nationals in 2025, where we finished 7th after entering as the 21st seed. The memories and experiences from these past seasons will stay with us for a lifetime, and the friendships built will continue well beyond the game.

Last week, Blake Montgomery shared with the team that he’s ready for a new opportunity and has decided to join another U20 team for the upcoming season. We are incredibly thankful for our time together, and while we’ll miss having him on our team, we respect his decision and wish him nothing but success. We look forward to competing against him on the ice next season.

With this transition, Coach Rod has also made the decision to step away from coaching. Rod has been an incredible leader and mentor, and we hold him in the highest regard. His experience in competitive curling—including two Brier appearances representing Saskatchewan and competing on the Grand Slam circuit winning the GSOC Open—brought invaluable knowledge of game strategy and preparation to our team.

The time and dedication Rod has given us have been truly extraordinary, especially while serving full-time as the Fire Chief for the City of Moose Jaw. We’re not sure how he managed to give us so much of his time, but we are deeply grateful. And Lisa—thank you for sharing him with us (and for your patience along the way!).

We invite you to take a look back at some of our memories with Blake over the past three years, and stay tuned for updates on Team Heisler for the 2026 season. We’re excited for what’s ahead—and we’ll see Blake on the ice 🥌