Pairs Competition - Draw

 The line up for the above is as follows:

President’s Select   v.    Athelstaneford
East Linton.         v.    President’s Select 2
Aberlady             v.    Dirleton
Haddington.          v.    Yester

Province Knockout Draw - Update

Please note that the draw has bow been updated as follows:-

Dirleton v Markle - NOW on 8-1-23 at 14.30

Haddington v Athelstaneford - NOW 22-1-23 at 14.30.

Province Competitions 22/23

 The Draws and ice dates/times for our Province competitions has been added to the Draws and Results Tab above

Late Summer Housekeeping

While we are enjoying the hot summer (it's raining outside) and awaiting the ice allocation, I will be undertaking some 'housework' on the site in preparation of the 2022/23 season.

21/22 Bonspiel Competition

It has been quite a year for Dave Munro's Haddington team who successfully defended their Knockout Title.  Would Dave also manage to win the Elco Cup in back to back years ?

The answer was NO !  What team would pip him to the post ?  None other than the Haddington 2 team of James Logan, Colin Baird and the farther/son duo of Morgan and Sandy Nicoll.

Haddington now edge further into the lead with 22 Bonspiel wins (since 1859) ahead of Athelstaneford's 15 wins. 

21/22 Knockout Competition

Congratulations to the Haddington team of (in alphabetical order) Andy Aberdein. John Good, Andy McDiarmid and Dave Munro.

They scampered past Athelstaneford in the first round then, in back to back sessions, Dirleton and East Linton.  This brings Haddington's wins to 12 (since 1995) with the nearest rivals, Athelstaneford, sitting on 7 wins.  This is the first time that the title has been successfully defended since Athelstaneford's four year run from 2012-16

Let's hope that in next years Province Finals, Haddington can finally get out of the round robin phase !

 

21/22 Pairs Winners

Congratulations to Robin Aitken and Paul Neison from East Linton who win Nicoll Trophy as winners of the Province Pairs Competition.  This win elevates East Linton into second place in the overall table, being the only club other than Athelstaneford to lift the trophy more than once.

As consolation, the Athelstaneford pairing of Johnny Shedden and Frank Ross take home the Doo'Cot Trophy as Low Road Winners.