For the first time in its storied history, the Grand Slam of Curling has crossed the border. The KIOTI GSOC Tahoe officially gets underway today in Stateline, Nevada, marking the series’ long-anticipated debut on American ice.

For decades, the Grand Slam of Curling has been a distinctly Canadian creation — a showcase for the country’s best talent and a staple of the national sports calendar. Bringing the tour to the United States for the first time represents more than a venue change; it’s a signal that curling’s profile continues to grow internationally.

Organizers have discussed making the sport more accessible and entertaining for new audiences, and there’s no better proving ground than a tourist destination like Lake Tahoe, where fans from across the continent can gather to see world

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