CAMBRIDGE, Ont. – A total of 16 universities from across the province were represented at the 2025 OUA Men's Curling Championships, with the three-day conference championship event taking place at the Galt Country Club in Cambridge, with the University of Guelph serving as the official host institution. The Gryphons men's curling team, made up of Evan MacDougall (skip), Dylan Stockton (vice), Fionn Keon (second), Brayden Chumbley (lead) and alternates Kayden Beauchamp and Joseph Pascucci, fell just short of reaching the knockout stages on Sunday's third and final day of action. The Gryphons posted a 1-3 record during pool play on Friday (Feb. 7) and Saturday (Feb. 8), with Guelph dropping an 11-7 decision in their opening game against the eventual OUA bronze medalist Brock Badgers. On Friday night, the Gryphons were on the wrong end of a hard-fought 6-4 game against the Laurentian Voyageurs. That put Guelph in a must-win situation on Saturday morning against Ontario Tech Ridgebacks. After Ontario Tech jumped out to a 3-0 lead after the 1st end, the Gryphons battled back to take a 4-3 lead, before ultimately falling just short to fall to 0-3. The team ended on a positive note with a 10-4 victory over the Algoma Thunderbirds on Saturday evening, but it was not enough to see Guelph through to the OUA quarterfinals.
 
The 2025 OUA title would be claimed by the Carleton Ravens, marking the second time in their program's history they have been crowned OUA men's curling champions, and first time since 2019. The Carleton Ravens defeated the four-time defending OUA champion, Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks, in the gold medal draw of the 2025 OUA Men's Curling Championships. Both the Ravens and Golden Hawks book a spot at nationals, with the 2025 U SPORTS Curling Championships set to take place in Lethbridge, Alberta February 24-28. In the OUA bronze medal game, the Brock Badgers claimed the OUA's final berth into nationals, with Brock defeating the Waterloo Warriors 5-3 to earn a trip to Alberta in late February.
 
See below for a full list of OUA All-Stars and major award winners from the 2025 OUA Men's Curling Championships.
 
OUA First Team All-Stars
Lead – Patrick Sipura – Brock University
Second – Matthew Duzier – Toronto Metropolitan University
Vice – Matthew Rowley – University of Waterloo
Skip – Owen Nicholls – Carleton University
 
OUA Second Team All-Stars
Lead – Jacob Clarke – Carleton University
Second – Kaamraan Islam – Queen's University
Vice – Wyatt Small – Wilfrid Laurier University
Skip – Riley Fung-Ernst – University of Waterloo
 
Most Valuable Player – Owen Nicholls – Carleton University
 
Rookie of the Year – Craig Glassford – York University
 
Coach of the Year – Bridget Arnold – University of Waterloo