Provisional dates for all our 2016-17 Murrayfield Competitions have been added to the Fixtures Tab.
The draws will be included at a later date.
Upcoming Events
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Saturday, 21 May 2016
Saturday, 7 May 2016
AGM -
The East Lothian Province AGM will be held on
Wednesday 18th May 2016 from 7.30pm.
at
Byers Farm.
Each club may be represented by 2 members.
Please contact your Club Secretary if you wish to attend.
Wednesday 18th May 2016 from 7.30pm.
at
Byers Farm.
Each club may be represented by 2 members.
Please contact your Club Secretary if you wish to attend.
Monday, 29 February 2016
Waldie Griffith - A Presidents Review
A good afternoons curling was enjoyed by all I believe with a fairly evenly
balanced result, scores as follows....
Rink 1 Bill Gray, Balfour Stewart, Douglas Scott and Walter Scott won 13-5
vs Duns rink
Rink 2 Sandy Nicoll, John Good, Ian Donald and Stephen Dyer lost 8-7 vs
Kelso rink (good rink with Graeme Baxter and Stuart Craig in their ranks, Sandy
was 3 up playing last and lost a 4! He wasn’t happy with himself but had played
really well till that point.)
Rink 3 Me, Frank Ross, John Trotter and George Fairley won 8-7 vs Earlston
rink
Rink 4 Ken Burchell, Graeme Maguire, Frances Donald and David Affleck lost
6-3 vs Border Ladies
To save you any mental arithmetic the overall scores were 31-26 for East
Lothian, a lead of 5 shots which gives us an average of 1.25 ( I reckon well
short of a winning average!)
Lovely hospitality from Borders with most staying for tea afterwards so
despite not being in the running this year it has been a good event.
Dave
Friday, 26 February 2016
Waldie Griffiths Trophy
Well done to our valiant rinks headed by Bill Gray, Ken Burchell, Sandy Nicoll and Dave Munro who vanquished Borders Province in their home lair to avenge our defeat in the 'Chanty Challenge' earlier in the season. The games were all played in excellent spirit and many of them were finely balanced, with comfortable leads (and losses) quickly eroded (fortunately in the case of the losses). The final result saw the East Lothian Province with a total of 5 shots up.
Unfortunately this is not nearly enough to return the trophy to our safe keeping, so it looks like we will have to try again next year.
Unfortunately this is not nearly enough to return the trophy to our safe keeping, so it looks like we will have to try again next year.
Monday, 22 February 2016
Rink Championships - Qualifiers
One advantage of having a Province that plays at more than one curling rink is that every so often we can be represented by more than one team at the Rink Championships Finals.
Congratulations to Yester, who qualified out of Kelso and to Athelstaneford who won the finals at Murrayfield Yesterday.
Congratulations to Yester, who qualified out of Kelso and to Athelstaneford who won the finals at Murrayfield Yesterday.
Monday, 8 February 2016
The Waldie Teams - revealed
Our Province match in the Waldie Griffith looks a familiar affair, having been drawn against our rivals in the 'Chanty', the Borders. We will be looking for our luck to change as we travel to Kelso for the second time this year to do battle. The games will take place on Thursday 25th February 2016 at 2.30pm and will be followed by a supper.
The teams will be as follows:-
1. Bill Gray, Balfour Stewart, Douglas Scott and Walter Scott.
2. Ken Burchill, Graeme Maguire, David Affleck and Frances Donald.
3. Sandy Nicoll, John Good, Ian Donald and Stephen Dyer.
4. Dave Munro, Frank Ross, John Trotter and George Fairley.
Reserves - Roy Black and Bob Makin.
Good Luck.
The teams will be as follows:-
1. Bill Gray, Balfour Stewart, Douglas Scott and Walter Scott.
2. Ken Burchill, Graeme Maguire, David Affleck and Frances Donald.
3. Sandy Nicoll, John Good, Ian Donald and Stephen Dyer.
4. Dave Munro, Frank Ross, John Trotter and George Fairley.
Reserves - Roy Black and Bob Makin.
Good Luck.
Scottish Masters Champion
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| Robin & Yvonne |
They won all but one of their games in the group stages to qualify for the Semi-final. At one stage they were 5 - 1 down but rallied to earn a Final place against last years champions. The final was a tight affair and after six ends they were one shot down, however a good four in the penultimate end enabled them to run the former champions out of stones.
After a brief curling career of twelve years Yvonne has managed to accumulate four championship medals, three in the Scottish Mixed and now one in the Scottish Masters.
Having read Robin's report, I can confirm that he is much calmer on the ice than when watching his wife.
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