The Scottish Curling Association (SCA) is the governing body for the sport of curling in Scotland. Established in 1838, it oversees the organization and promotion of curling activities across the country. The SCA is responsible for managing competitions, coaching, and development programs to enhance the sport at all levels, from grassroots to elite. The association also plays a key role in representing Scotland in international curling events. It works closely with other curling organizations, such as World Curling Federation, to ensure that Scottish teams can compete effectively on the global stage. The SCA aims to foster a strong curling community and encourage participation in the sport.