Sweeping Beauties captured the Collaborative Children’s Solution Special Olympic Unified Curling League championship at Northwest Arena, as they defeated the Rock Stars 28-20 in the championship game. Pictured, from left, are: Barb Hanson, Colton Hanson, Tyler Cain and Courtney Swanson. Submitted photo

Week 1 of the Northwest Arena Spring Curling League sponsored by Dot’s Gift Boutique saw the houses packed with all 28 teams competing.

MONDAY 5:45 LEAGUE

Cold Beer Here started off the season showing offensive craftsmanship. Steve Tanner and Zach Muntz clicked on all cylinders against GWS 45-40 and Head for the Mountains 51-42.

Jody Lehman, Bev Caldwell and Better Than Last Year picked up a clean sweep of Curling Cousins 49-33 and Drunken Sliders 38-28.

We Love Beer clocked out with a pair of victories over Fruit of the Brooms 47-34 and The A-Team 40-28.

Daryl Damcott and Head for the Mountains showed no mercy with MARKSMEN 57-35.

Steve Cramer executed down the stretch as Fruit of the Brooms held off Gemstones 53-50.

Steve Lindquist and Gemstones fought off MARKSMEN 28-27 for a split.

Sue Whiteman and Curling Cousins were triumphant in the most thrilling game of the night, as they topped Curling Hares 48-47 in an overtime classic.

Autumn Mazzone and Drunken Sliders knocked off GWS 43-32.

Nancy Welker and Kubota Krew had no issues with Sled Shed Stoners 45-22.

Brian Collins and Sled Shed Stoners corralled themselves to put away The A-Team 31-21.

MONDAY 6:45 LEAGUE

Stuart Curl or Die made light work of the competition on Monday. After demolishing Las Rocas Grandes 53-27, they shut down Perfect Stones 32-22.

Brandon Rowley was a one man wrecking crew for The Flintstones. He put the team on his back to take down Frozen Assets 29-20 and Hillbilly Sliders 28-23.

George Panebianco and In the House crushed Monday C’s 58-19.

Alex Sullivan and Rookies Mafia made a tough night worse for Monday C’s 41-25.

JC McCroskey, making his curling debut, delivered the game winner for Carry on Wayward Stone against Slice Mafia 35-34.

Nick Rein and Slice Mafia countered the loss by finishing off In the House 29-27.

Glenn Wilcock piloted Perfect Stones past Bottomland Bandits 31-17.

Brian Westerdahl and Bottomland Bandits fended off a late surge from Hillbilly Sliders 44-32.

Adolph Avery led the attack for Rand Machine against Rookies Mafia 33-28.

Chris Filkins called his own name in clutch time to write off Carry on Wayward Stone 33-28.