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Scottish Schools Curling Championship Ayr Ice Rink Friday 6Th - Sunday 8Th March 2020 Draw Scottish Schools Curling Championship Ayr Ice Rink Friday 6th - Sunday 8th March 2020 Draw Section A Section B Section C Section D St.Joseph' College 1 Dumfries Queen Margaret Academy Ayr Dalbeattie High Dumfries Duncanrig High School East Kilbride Inverness Royal Academy Inverness Stewart's Melville College Murrayfield HS of Dundee -1 (Meade) Dundee St.Joseph's College - 2 Dumfries Kinross High School Kinross Wellington School Stranraer Lockerbie Academy - 1 Lockerbie Lockerbie Academy - 2 Lockerbie Dumfries Academy Dumfries The Glasgow Academy Braehead Stranraer Academy - 2 Stranraer Elgin Academy Moray Douglas Ewart High School Stranraer Stewarton Academy Greenacres Perth Academy Perth Stranraer Academy - 1 Stranraer HS of Dundee-2 (Chalmers) Dundee Sanquhar Academy Dumfries Dumfries High Dumfries Day Date Time Sheet 1 Sheet 2 Sheet 3 Sheet 4 Sheet 5 Sheet 6 St.Joseph's College-1 Dumfries Academy HS of Dundee - 2 Queen Margaret Academy The Glasgow Academy Sanquhar Academy Fri 6th 10.00am v v v v v v Inverness Royal Academy Kinross High School Douglas Ewart HS Stewart's Melville College Wellington School Stewarton Academy Dalbeattie High Stranraer Academy-2 Dumfries High * Duncanrig High School Elgin Academy bye Fri 12.00pm v v v v v v HS of Dundee - 1 Lockerbie Academy-1 Perth Academy St.Joseph's College-2 * Lockerbie Academy - 2 Stranraer Academy - 1 * The Glasgow Academy * Sanquhar Academy * Stewart's Melville College * Dumfries Academy * HS of Dundee - 2 * Inverness Royal Academy Fri 3.00pm v v v v v v Stewarton Academy Queen Margaret Academy Wellington School Douglas Ewart HS St.Joseph's College-1 Kinross High School * Elgin Academy bye * St.Joseph's College-2 * Stranraer Academy-2 * Dumfries High * HS of Dundee - 1 Fri 5.00pm v v v v v v Stranraer Academy - 1 Duncanrig High School Lockerbie Academy - 2 Perth Academy Dalbeattie High Lockerbie Academy-1 * Dumfries Academy Inverness Royal Academy Kinross High School * The Glasgow Academy Stewart's Melville College Wellington School Fri 7.00pm v v v v v v HS of Dundee - 2 * Douglas Ewart HS * St.Joseph's College-1 Sanquhar Academy * Stewarton Academy * Queen Margaret Academy * Stranraer Academy-2 HS of Dundee - 1 Lockerbie Academy-1 Elgin Academy St.Joseph's College-2 Lockerbie Academy - 2 Sat 7th 9.00am v v v v v v Dumfries High * Perth Academy * Dalbeattie High bye * Stranraer Academy - 1 * Duncanrig High School * Wellington School * Stewart's Melville College * Stewarton Academy * Kinross High School * Inverness Royal Academy * Douglas Ewart HS Sat 11.00am v v v v v v Sanquhar Academy The Glasgow Academy Queen Margaret Academy HS of Dundee - 2 Dumfries Academy St.Joseph's College-1 Lockerbie Academy - 2 * St.Joseph's College-2 * Stranraer Academy - 1 * Lockerbie Academy-1 * HS of Dundee - 1 * Perth Academy Sat 2.00pm v v v v v v bye Elgin Academy Duncanrig High School Dumfries High Stranraer Academy-2 Dalbeattie High Douglas Ewart HS * St.Joseph's College-1 Inverness Royal Academy Stewarton Academy * Queen Margaret Academy Stewart's Melville College Sat 4.00pm v v v v v v * Kinross High School Dumfries Academy * HS of Dundee - 2 * Wellington School The Glasgow Academy * Sanquhar Academy Perth Academy * Dalbeattie High HS of Dundee - 1 Stranraer Academy - 1 Duncanrig High School St.Joseph's College-2 Sat 6.00pm v v v v v v * Lockerbie Academy-1 Stranraer Academy-2 * Dumfries High * Lockerbie Academy - 2 * Elgin Academy bye Sun 8th 9.00am Quarter Finals Sun 11.30am Semi Finals Sun 2.00pm Final First named team = top of board * denotes last stone advantage.
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