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O.V.D. 2015 Scottish Curling Senior Championships 11 -15 February, Lanarkshire Ice Rink, Hamilton O.V.D. 2015 Scottish Curling Senior Championships 11 -15 February, Lanarkshire Ice Rink, Hamilton Enjoy responsibly Programme Proud to host the 2015 O.V.D. Scottish Curling Senior Championships Curling, Skating, Ice Hockey, Squash www.hamiltonicerink.co.uk Mote Hill, Hamilton ML3 6BS 01698 282448 Welcome to the 2015 O.V.D. Scottish Curling Senior Championships Twelve men’s teams and fourteen women’s teams will be competing for their respective national senior titles at this annual event which brings together the best over 50 teams from across Scotland. We are delighted to welcome headline sponsors O.V.D. to this year’s Championships and wish every competitor at Lanarkshire Ice Rink, Hamilton good curling. The Royal Caledonian Curling Club will be providing live line scoring and results coverage of the Scottish Curling Senior Championships on the Competitions section of our website www.royalcaledoniancurlingclub.org The 2015 Scottish Senior Men’s and Women’s Champions will earn the right to represent Scotland at the World Senior Curling Championships where Christine Cannon’s Scottish women notably became World Champions on home soil at Dumfries in 2014 (pictured below, photos © WCF / Richard Gray). We wish every success to this year’s winning teams when they go on to represent Scotland at the World Senior Curling Championships in Sochi, Russia from 18-25 April www.worldcurling.org Please enjoy O.V.D. responsibly For the facts Alan Steel Asset Management Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate tax advice. Investments Pensions Taxation Great teams require great character Alan Steel Asset Management knows that great teams require great character. And though we haven't been around since 1843, we know quality when we see it. That's why we're delighted to be celebrating our 40th anniversary in 2015 as the headline sponsor of the RCCC's Indoor Grand Match. If you'd like to speak to a member of our team, contact us on 01506 842 365 or email [email protected] or visit www.alansteel.com O.V.D. Scottish Curling Senior Championships O.V.D.Lanarkshire Scottish Ice Rink Curling (Hamilton) Senior Championships WednesdayLanarkshire Ice11th Rink, - Sunday Hamilton 15th February 2015 TeamWednesday List 11th - Sunday 15th February 2015 Team Lists MEN - SECTION A MIKE DICK HAY KEN HORTON MACFARLANE GRAEME ADAM MCMILLAN Mike Dick David Hay Ken Horton Gary MacFarlane Graeme Adam Hammy McMillan Lindsay Scotland Norman Brown Alastair Smith Douglas Ratcliffe Drew Howie Dick Adams Colin Baxter Gordon Muirhead Don Rutherford Billy Johnston Douglas Kerr Tom Allan Willie Kerr Hugh Aitken Graham Lindsay Alex Torrance Jean Lesperance Jake Blackwood Mike Hay MEN - SECTION B FERGUSON PRENTICE JAMIESON WILSON BILLY HOWAT HARDIE Ron Caithness Keith Prentice Willie Jamieson John Dowell Billy Howat David Hardie Mike Ferguson Lockhart Steele Gordie Kennedy Ian McGurk Robert Clark Kenny Murray David McQueen Robert Anderson David Kelly Doug Wilson Andrew McQuistin Hugh Sloan Greig Henderson Tommy Fleming Simon Elder Jim Menzies Gavin Morton Alex Dickson women - section a christine cannon adams watt christine ross scott enid brown Christine Cannon Kate Adams Barbara Watt Christine Ross Elizabeth Scott Enid Brown Margaret Richardson Catherine Dodds Jean Hammond Anne Smith Charlotte Tierney Irene Baillie Isobel Hannen Jill Florence Maggie Barry Marion Mather Ann Hutchison Morag Wellman Janet Lindsay Elspeth Johnston Val Mahon Jean Irving Dorothy Gillespie Sandra Ritchie Linda Smith carolyn nicoll Carolyn Nicoll Anne Shaw Jo White Lillian Carnegie women - section b isobel waddell smith swankie gwen prentice kay gibb ann johnstone Isobel Waddell Ena Smith Hazel Swankie Gwen Prentice Kay Gibb Ann Johnstone Jackie Craig Fiona Moffat Maggie Scott Marion Craig Kate Henderson Fiona Hardie Dot Moran Helen Mathieson Fiona DeVries Helen Drummond Carol Scott Margaret Carruthers Liz Horton Johan Steele Elizabeth Thomson Rhona Fleming Elinor Ritchie Annette Henderson Jane McLaren semple Elaine Semple Maggie Rutherford Pat Ross Fiona MacFarlane Alison MacLennan O.V.D. Scottish Curling Senior Championships Lanarkshire Ice Rink, Hamilton Wednesday 11th - Sunday 15th February 2015 Draw Wed 11th Sheet A Sheet B Sheet C Sheet D Sheet E Sheet F enid christine carolyn christine ann gwen isobel scott v brown ross v nicoll cannon v watt kay gibb v johnstone semple waddell swankie 9:30 am prentice v v isobel ann christine carolyn enid 2:30 pm waddell v semple kay gibb v swankie johnstone v smith cannon v nicoll scott v watt brown v adams Thu 12th Sheet A Sheet B Sheet C Sheet D Sheet E Sheet F christine christine carolyn isobel gwen cannon v ross adams v watt nicoll v scott waddell v prentice smith swankie semple v kay gibb 8:15 am v MIKE KEN GRAEME BILLY 11:30 am DICK v HAY MACFARLANE v HORTON MCMILLAN v ADAM FERGUSON v PRENTICE WILSON v JAMIESON HARDIE v HOWAT ann gwen enid carolyn christine prentice 2:30 pm swankie v johnstone smith v semple v kay gibb watt v brown adams v nicoll ross v scott BILLY GRAEME MIKE KEN 5:30 pm WILSON v HOWAT HARDIE v FERGUSON PRENTICE v JAMIESON MACFARLANE v ADAM MCMILLAN v DICK HAY v HORTON Fri 13th Sheet A Sheet B Sheet C Sheet D Sheet E Sheet F GRAEME KEN MIKE BILLY MACFARLANE v MCMILLAN HAY v ADAM HORTON v DICK WILSON v HARDIE PRENTICE HOWAT JAMIESON v FERGUSON 8:30 am v enid carolyn christine christine ann isobel gwen adams 11:30 am brown v nicoll cannon v scott v ross johnstone v semple waddell v kay gibb smith v prentice BILLY KEN GRAEME MIKE 2:30 pm JAMIESON v HARDIE PRENTICE v WILSON HOWAT v FERGUSON HORTON v MCMILLAN HAY v MACFARLANE ADAM v DICK isobel ann gwen christine enid christine carolyn 5:30 pm smith v waddell johnstone v prentice semple v swankie adams v cannon brown v ross nicoll v watt O.V.D. Scottish Curling Senior Championships Lanarkshire Ice Rink, Hamilton Wednesday 11th - Sunday 15th February 2015 Draw Sat 14th Sheet A Sheet B Sheet C Sheet D Sheet E Sheet F christine enid christine gwen ann isobel adams v scott watt v ross v smith v kay gibb swankie v prentice 8:30 am brown cannon johnstone v waddell GRAEME KEN MIKE BILLY 11:30 am ADAM v HORTON DICK v MACFARLANE HAY v MCMILLAN HOWAT v JAMIESON FERGUSON v WILSON PRENTICE v HARDIE 3:00 pm Tie Break v v v v v 7:00 pm Quarter Finals v v v v Sun 15th 10:00 am Semi Finals v v 2:30 pm Men’s Final v 2:30 pm Women’s Final v MEN UPPERCASE Women lowercase Record scores here Scottish Curling Senior Men’s Champions 2014 Scottish Curling Senior Men’s Champions L to R: Keith Prentice (Border), Lockhart Steele, Robert Anderson, Tommy Fleming Scottish Senior Championships 2014 PREVIOUS WINNERS (1973 – 2013) SCOTTISH CURLING SENIOR MEN’S CHAMPIONS (1973 – 2013) 2013: David Hay (Perth), Norman R Brown, Andrew McQuistin, Hugh Aitken 2012: Keith Prentice (Border), Lockhart Steele, Robin Aitken, Tommy Fleming 2011: Ken Horton (Greenacres), Gordon Butler, Angus Storrie, Eddie Binks 2010: Keith Prentice (Border), Lockhart Steele, Robin Aitken, Tommy Fleming 2009: Keith Prentice (Border), Lockhart Steele, Robin Aitken, Tommy Fleming 2008: Graeme Adam (Dumfries), Ken Horton, Stuart Naismith, Allan Maclennan 2007: Keith Prentice (Border), Lockhart Steele, Thomas Fleming, Robin Aitken 2006: Ronnie Peat (Greenacres), Allan MacLennan, Jim Jamieson, Michael Burton 2005: Bob Smellie (Gogar Park), Jim Barr, Ian Gibb, Harry Johnston 2004: David Robertson (Greenacres), George Manson, Jim Stirling, Alan Guthrie 2003: Iain Baxter (Murrayfield), Jim Muir, Sandy Brown, Harry Ferguson 2002: Iain Baxter (Murrayfield), Jim Muir, Sandy Brown, Harry Ferguson 2001: Matt Murdoch (Lockerbie), John Smith, David Urquhart, William Muir 2000: Jim Bryson (Ayr) , Jack Kennedy, Jack Brown, Willie Anderson 1999: Ewan Hay (Atholl), Robbie Scott, Jimmy Nichol, Alistair Campbell 1998: Eddie Connel (Perth), Gordon Muir, Cameron Coutts, Alan Taylor 1997: Jim Waddell (Lanarkshire), Ian Morrison, Jim Forrest, Andrew Cameron 1996: Walter Brown (Murrayfield), Bill Morton, Ian McKay, John Smith 1995: Jim Waddell (Lanarkshire), Jack Muir, Bill Warnock, Bill Watson 1994: David Porteous (Lockerbie), Sandy Thomson, Willie Halliday, Tom Parker 1993: Duncan McPherson (Inverness), Ellis Allan, David Sturrock, Gray Kerr 1992: Bill Raeside (Kirkcaldy), Peter Howden, Murdo Fraser, George McQueen 1991: David Young (Kirkcaldy), Donald Whyte, George Hardie, Alan Hempseed 1990: John McCall (Kirkcaldy), Jack Duncan, Ian McGregor, Willie Murray 1989: Hammy McMillan (Stranraer), Norman Brown, Jim Wallace, Hugh Parker 1988: Bill Muirhead (Perth), John Bryden, Roy Sinclair, Jim McArthur 1987: Bill Muirhead (Perth), Tom Muirhead, Roy Sinclair, John Bryden 1986: Bill Muirhead (Perth), Tom Muirhead, Roy Sinclair, John Bryden 1985: Bill Muirhead (Perth), Tom Muirhead, Roy Sinclair, John Bryden 1984: Bill Muirhead (Perth), Tom Muirhead, Roy Sinclair, John Bryden 1983: Sandy Nicoll, Matt McKerrow, Ronnie Graham, John Smith 1982: Bill Smith, Bob Clyde, David Rodger, John McPherson 1981: Bill Phillips, Bill Browning, Ian Forsyth, John Hathorn 1980: Jock Dennis, Bill Soutar, Pat Falconer, Donnie Campbell 1979: Jock Dennis, Bill Soutar, Pat Falconer, Donnie Campbell 1978: John Hutchison, Tommy Stewart, John Auld, Sam Milby 1977: Frank Wilson, Willie Wilson, Tom Dodds, Peter Rutherford 1976: Bob Gardner, Bill Kerr, Jimmy Arthur, George Youngson 1975: Alex Breckenridge, David Arnott, Bill Joiner, Dave Bryce 1974: John Hutchison, Alistair McMillan, John McScott, Sam Milby 1973: Willie Wilson,
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