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Celebrating Tradition

Congratulations to all of our past champions!

Governor General's Trophy

The Governor General's Trophy is an interprovincial double rink men's competition, played since 1874. The double rinks (comprised of two teams) compete as one using a cumulative points system to determine the game winner.

 

Today, there are two playdowns, with the Ottawa Valley Curling Association producing one finalist and Curling Quebec the other. These teams compete for the Governor General's Trophy, with the final traditionally played in Ottawa. 

The GG trophy.
Edition
Season
Season End
Winning Curling Club
151
2025
2026
Pointe-Claire
150
2024
2025
Rideau Curling Club
149
2023
2024
Lanark Highlands
148
2022
2023
Lanark Highlands
-
2021
2022
Cancelled - COVID Pandemic
-
2020
2021
Cancelled - COVID Pandemic
147
2019
2020
Lanark Highlands
146
2018
2019
Ottawa Rideau
145
2017
2018
Dalhousie Lake Curling Club
144
2016
2017
Ormstown
143
2015
2016
Baie D'Urfe
142
2014
2015
Navan

2025 Winners

Picture of eight men, two curling teams, on the ice.

In it's 150th year, this annual double rink event final was played February 15, 2025, at the Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club in Ottawa between the Quebec champions from Ormstown and the Ottawa Valley Curling Association champions from the Rideau Curling Club.

 

The curling games were followed by dinner and an award presentation attended by His Excellency, Whit Fraser, and 70 curlers and guests. François Vary welcomed the curlers and guests, while Dave Stanley served as the Master of Ceremonies for the evening. His Excellency, Whit Fraser, offered a heartfelt toast to the King and Country, emphasizing the significance of our flag and our nation. Bill Woods provided a brief history of the Governor General’s Curling Club, and François Vary concluded the evening's events. 

Congratulations to the winners from The Rideau Curling Club: Team Blad and Team Goold. The trophy presentation was made by His Excellency, Whit Fraser, the Vice-Regal Consort of Canada.

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