Are you looking for something in particular? Carnduff has many forms of recreation available & the excellent facilities are sure to please.
Carnduff is home to the Antler River Archers. This club was formed in 1984 & has an annual membership of approximately 60 persons making it the largest per capita club in Saskatchewan. The club is active all year 'round as we have an indoor facility located in the basement of Carnduff Community Theatre. We have 12 lanes & annually host FITA (18 meters) & FITA II (25 meters). Our outdoor FITA range is adjacent to the ball diamonds with virtually no limitations on distances &/or number of shooters. This is also true of our 3D range which is set up along the Souris River where we annually sponsor a 2 day, 40 target shoot during the second weekend in June.
For more information on Archery in Carnduff, contact Ken Martel @ 482-3347 or by clicking on this link.
Carnduff's baseball facilities are among the best in the province thanks to their total reconstruction in 1994. They are located approximately 1 km west of Carnduff near the new lots built in Carnduff. The new diamonds feature a concession, two softball diamonds (250 ft.), two hard-ball diamonds (250 ft.), and a full size hard-ball diamond (500 ft.). All of the diamonds are maintained and are watered by an underground sprinkler system.
and the Carnduff Brewers.
- The Carnduff Southeast Steelers are a Ladies Fast-Ball Team which originated approximately 12 years ago. The team began as a bantam team &, along with the players, has now advanced to a Ladies team. For the past few years we have been competing in the Senior Open Category winning 2 bronze & a gold at the Western Canadians. Our season usually starts as soon as the snow leaves the ground in April or May. We do a lot of practicing because we do not have a League to play in & we travel to various cities such as Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw & Winnipeg to compete in tournaments.
- Allan Hubbard has followed the team as a coach right from the start, and his son Darren has shared the coaching duties the past few years. Approximately one third of the team are local residents, some having a long-time relationship with the team, while still others are gained to strengthen the team. In 2002 & 2006 Carnduff took on the project to host the Western Canadian Mens & Ladies Championship. The community & all committee members did an outstanding job organizing & hosting these events. With approximately 1100 fans watching the final games, the Steelers were able to capture the Gold Medal in 2002! There is nothing better than to win that Gold in your Home Town!! This team welcomes new & competitive players & thrives to keep softball a sport in Carnduff.
- TheCarnduff Astro's, our senior men's team play in the Saskota League. For more information regarding the Astro's, please
contact Blair @ 482-3808
- Carnduff Minor Sports
- Carnduff Minor Sports is a non-profit volunteer organization & offers both male & female ball programs for approximately 110 children. Organizational meetings take place in April & League play is completed in early June. Play-Off's are usually done at a tournament. Carnduff Minor Sports sponsors an annual Minor Sports Day where each team invites at least one team to play an exhibition game.
- Most teams are entered in the Moose Mountain or Estevan Leagues with younger ages in a learn to play program which is called the Arrow League.
Carnduff Bowl Ltd. was opened in 1981 by Nick Nickolic. Mardi & Al Larson purchased the business in 1983 & ran it until 2000 when their son & daughter-in-law, Shawn & Carla, took over.
Carnduff Bowl is a four lane, 5-pin bowling centre that offers the community a fun place to hang out during the cold winter months. The bowling alley runs 5 Saskatchewan 5-pin Association Sanctioned Leagues. There are also 2 Ladies, a Mens, & 2 Mixed Leagues as well as a Senior's, a Special Olympics, & a couple of Singles & Doubles Fun Leagues.
After school there is the National Youth Bowling Council. This is offered to all youths, ages 4-19. The "YBC" program was started in Ontario in 1963.
Carnduff Bowl Offers:
- Automatic Scoring
- a Licensed Establishment
- a Fun Place to have Birthday, Office, Christmas Parties or just a great place to spend some time.
- a Full Menu
-GLOW BOWLING !!
Hours of Operation are: September - April
Monday - Thursday 1 P.M. - 5 P.M., 7 P.M.- 10 P.M.
Friday - 1 P.M. - 5 P.M., 7 P.M. - Close
Saturday - 7 P.M. - Close
Sunday - 2 P.M. - 5 P.M.
For more information please contact:
Carnduff Bowl Ltd.
Box 691
Carnduff, SK S0C 0S0
(306-482-5166)
There are 2 CAMPGROUNDS available in Carnduff - one by the Ball Diamonds (Steve's Campground) which has full service hook-ups and can be booked through the WestEnd Convenience Store - 482-3600.
The second one is the Lion's Campground which is now on a "First Come, First Served" basis. NO BOOKINGS REQUIRED.
The Carnduff Curling Club has four sheets of artificial ice. Our curlers start young with elementary and high school curling leagues. Ladies, mens, and mixed curling leagues run all winter long, along with many bonspiels and fun-spiels organized though-out the season.
- Ladies Curling: Thursday nights @ 7:30 pm The league runs from November 1st to March 15th. Contact: Ron @ the Rec. Office @ 482-3431 or the Curling Club @ 482-3296
- Men's Curling:
Monday & Wednesday nights @ 7:30 P.M.
The League runs from November 1st to March 15th
Contact: Ron at the Rec. Office - 482-3431 or the Curling Club (482-3296) - Mixed Curling:
Friday nights are Fun Nights @ 8 P.M. (Not a regular schedule.)
Contact: Ron at the Rec. Office - 482-3431 or the Curling Club (482-3296) - Senior Curling:
Mondays & Wednesdays @ 1 P.M.
All curlers & guests are welcome.
Contact: Ron at the Rec. Office - 482-3431 or the Curling Club (482-3296) - Jr. Curling:
Monday Elementary School Curling @ 4 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.
Tuesday is High School Curling @ 4 P.M. - 6 P.M.
Junior Competitive Practice is Tuesday nights @ 7 P.M. - 9 P.M.
Contact the schools for more information: Carnduff Education Complex 482-3491 - As well as being the curling rink, the rink is the home of the Carnduff Lions service club. The Lions meet every first and third Thursday of the month. The Lions club helps out in the community with donations, services, and spirit.
The decision to install grass greens in 1982 created a spurt in the growth of the Carnduff Golf Club's membership that continues to this day. Each year, more and more people in Manitoba, North Dakota and Saskatchewan are discovering this delightful course located in the Southeastern corner of the province.
- Carnduff's 9 holes lie within the small Antler Creek Valley with the creek roughly splitting the course in two. The creek cuts across the 1st, 5th, and 8th fair-ways, and is in play on two others. The fair-ways are, for the most part, level and beautifully lined with many trees.
- As one of Saskatchewan's longest 9 hole courses, it holds plenty of challenge for golfers - proven by the fact that par over 18 holes has only been broken a few times in the history of the course. The course's signature hole looks out from an elevated tee over the creek towards the north wall of the valley. From the 8th tee your drive will clear the creek about 100 yards out, on this short 320 yard par four. From the forward tee, this hole can be played as a very long 242 yard par three.
- The Clubhouse was built in October 2000 & opened in May of 2001. It contains a pro-shop, outdoor patio,(barbecue facilities, lounge & banquet room with a seating capacity of 175 persons.
The Carnduff Ladies Golf Club meets weekly on Tuesday evenings from opening day in May until about mid September. The wind-up is also usually in September. Championship play-offs for team & club, determined by points won over the season, are held yearly. A handicap system is done to award the points weekly. There is also a "pic-a-prize" tournament held in June, as well as the "Antler Creek Tournament" in July where members are asked to invite non-members to golf with them. In 2003, we were proud to hold the 10th annual Antler Creek Tournament - a time of great fun where exciting prizes are up for grabs. Members of the club are asked to take turns on the Executive Committee. To date, we have approximately 65 members that comprise 12 teams. There are a maximum of 6 players to each team. Any ladies interested in golfing, make sure to give us a call.
Carnduff Senior Golf Club meets every Thursday from May through September. Tee-off is about 4pm. We have approximately 25-30 Seniors, 55 years & older, who usually play a 4-person scramble. The members are divided into hosting teams for the season & each week a different host team plans the games & supplies the food for the evening meal. Our annual tournament is held in August with golfers from other clubs entering into the event.
Our Junior Golf Program runs from about mid May through to mid August and the Instructor is Ron Spencer. Times are Mondays & Thursdays from 4pm until 5:30 P.M. until the end of June. During July & August, the times are Mondays & Thursdays from 9 am until 11:30 am. We had over 50 participants under the age of 14 in 2003. ALL KIDS ARE WELCOME
For more information please contact: Ron Spencer at the Recreation Office - 482-3431
Public Tee Times:
Weekdays - dawn to dusk
Weekends - dawn to dusk
ClubHouse opens at 7 A.M.
Green Fees:
Nine Holes - $coming soon*
Daily Rate - $coming soon*
Cart Rentals - $coming soon* (nine holes) $coming soon*(eighteen holes)
Tee times are not required at the course but it is appreciated if the clubhouse is notified that you will be golfing that day.
*Rates are subject to change without notice
Contact:
Carnduff Golf Club
P.O. Box # 187
Carnduff, SK S0C 0S0
(306) 482-3919
We are located 1.6 km North on Highway 318
Carnduff Centennial Arena is a modern arena with artificial ice in the winter for skating and a cement floor in the summer for other activities such as high school graduations, socials, and reunions. The arena is heated and it accommodates seating for 700 and standing room for 300. There is also an indoor observation area. Hockey, ringette and a figure skating clubs keep children and adults busy from early winter until spring.
During late September Carnduff Minor Sports facilitates organizational meetings for approximately 90
children each season. League play starts in November & ends in February followed by playoffs.
Age
classifications are:
6 & under - Initiation
8 & under - Novice
10 & under - Atoms
12 & under - Pee Wee
14 & under - Bantams
16 & under - Midget
Most teams are entered in either the Moose Mountain or Arrow League, the latter being closer to home for the younger age groups. Some time during the season each team hosts a team for an exhibition game held on Minor Sports Day. The season is completed with a Wind-Up Supper & Awards Night.
Carnduff is a great hockey town and is HOME TO THE CARNDUFF RED DEVILS - 2007 BIG SIX HOCKEY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. There has also been a minor hockey program and a rec hockey program established for many years.
The Carnduff Centennial Skating Rink was built in 1967 & is located along Highway #18. It has gone through
many changes & renovations to make it one of the nicest in the area with the most recent changes being
un-obstructed viewing in the lobby area, kitchen renovations, a completely new music room, & a new Zamboni.
Programs offered at the rink include: Senior Big Six Hockey (the Red Devils), 6 Minor Hockey teams, 2 Recreation
Hockey teams, & a Learn to Play program. Carnduff Figure Skating Club runs classes from CanSkate to senior skaters,
& of course there is always room for Public Skating.
The ice goes in at the end of September/beginning of October with Figure Skating Fall School & Hockey Conditioning
Camp as well as Power Skating for the month of October. Regular Hockey & Figure Skating run from November until the
end of March.
Through the off-season, the rink is used for a variety of different functions, including craft shows, cars shows/sales,
trade shows, auction sales, dances & Graduation.
Carnduff's Outdoor Heated Swimming and Wading Pools
are centrally located in our beautiful Municipal Park. It is open for public swimming from
June to September with swimming lessons offered in July and August. The lessons offered
are called Aquaquest and the pool teaches grades 1-12 along with Bronze Medallion and
Bronze Cross. There are also adult lessons available and adult swimming times in place.
Phase 1 of New Paddling Pool was completed and opened in June 2009. Phase 2, the re-construction of the main swimming pool is currently in the fundraising stages, hoping
to be completed in the near future.
The Carnduff Speed Swimming Club is based here as well. The club has had a number of provincial champions and it hopes to develop more and more good swimmers. The pool also holds an annual Gold Fish Swim which attracts many young children for a fun day in the pool.
Carnduff's beautiful Municipal Park contains a swimming pool, lawn shuffle board, picnic tables, barbecue pits, and a large bandstand. The park also contains a memorial to the veterans of World Wars I and II.
Summer Concerts, Picnics & Family get-togethers are some of the many things enjoyed in our beautiful Park.
This is the flowered pathway leading to the Cenotaph in the park. The trees are old and stately while the lush lawns are manicured and feel delicious on bare feet. What a lovely place to relax on a warm summer's day!
The Souris Valley Tennis Club was established in 1999. It has had 50 different members & presently has 20 active members from Carnduff, Carievale, Glen Ewen, Oxbow & Alameda. Members are women between the ages of 20 & 70, and they practice regularly at both the Carnduff & Oxbow courts.
The club hosts two open tournaments yearly at Kenosee Lake at Moose Mountain Provincial Park plus club tournaments annually in Carnduff & Oxbow. Club members participate in one-day clinics offered by "Tennis Saskatchewan" and lessons are given by Dr. Clayton Johnstone. Some club members have traveled to Yorkton, Moose Jaw, Melville & Kenosee to participate in tournaments.
If you are visiting the area & wish to arrange for a game, call Club President Mary Ellen Benjamin (925-2036)