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ROLL CALL SEASON 2016-2017 FORFAR CURLING CENTRE COMPETITIONS: COMPETITION WINNERS RUNNER-UP Agricar League Division 1 Fothringham CC Edzell CC Agricar League Division 2 Catterthun CC Aberlemno CC Super League Division 1 Adrian White Duncan Menzies David McQueen Doug Wilson Derek Miller Jim Menzies Bruce Keillor Brian McArtney Craig Johnston Steve Adam Super League Division 2 Colin Inglis John Duff Ron Caithness David Troup Mike Ferguson Alan Joiner Shaun Smith Nicola Joiner Ladies Evening League Fothringham CC 1 Fothringham CC 2 Jo Fletcher Carolyn Nicoll Layla Al-Saffar Ann Shaw Alison Wylie Alison Orr Shona Kilgour Lillian Carnegie Ladies Friendship League Dundee Ladies CC Forfar Ladies CC Novice League Catterthun CC Fothringham CC FORFAR CURLING CENTRE CLUB: PRIZEGIVING 2016/17. COMPETITION WINNERS RUNNER-UP FCCC Points (Individual) Keith Gibbs (44 Points) John Duff (44 Points) FCCC Points (Team) Forfar Men CC (124 Points) Pitkerro CC (114 Points) Over 50’s League Ian Young Bill Allison David Shephard Harold Haggart Ian Kellie Iain Hunter Ann Kellie Frank Whyte Angus Challenge Fothringham CC Brechin Castle CC Adrian White Graeme Mather Jill Donald Steven Barron Layla Al-Saffar Ally Mather Alison Wylie Colin Davidson Callander Trophy Angus Glens CC Forfar Men CC Graham Smith Gordon Smith Ewan Mitchell Ian Gibbs David Vernon Chris Curnin Jim McMillan Bill McDonald Seniors Knockout Bob Wallace Andy McGlynn George Christie Bill Thomson Gordon Mackie Peter Walls Jim Wallace Alan Cairns Double Rinks Edzell CC Pitkerro CC FCCC Rinks Knockout 2015/16 St. Andrews CC Edzell CC 2016/17 Evenie Water CC Forfar Men CC Ian Robertson John Duff Sandy Reid Bill Thomson James Arnot Bruce Keillor Ross Hume Andy McGlynn Forfar Curling Centre Club, c/o Forfar Indoor Sports, Suttieside, Forfar, Angus, DD8 3NG Tel: 01307 468668 e-mail: [email protected] Website: www.fis.scot FORFAR CURLING CENTRE CLUB: PRIZEGIVING 2016/17. Competition Winners Runners Up RCCC Rinks Qualifiers Edzell CC Pitkerro CC Colin Inglis George Christie Ron Caithness Craig Watson Mike Ferguson Gordon Mackie Shaun Smith Bob Wallace Ladies Open Pairs Liz Paul Jo Fletcher Ann-Maree Davidson Ann Shaw Ladies Open Carolyn Nicol Jo Fletcher Ann Shaw Jill Donald Alison Orr Morven Bridge Joyce White Shona Kilgour Henderson Bishop Sheilagh Macfarlane Mari Brown Janine Wilson Joyce Whyte Isabelle Reid Moira Haggart Shirley Jeans Ann Cant SCT Forfar Open Ally Fraser Grant Hardie Ruairidh Greenwood Duncan Menzies Callum Greenwood Blair Fraser Angus Dowell David Reid SCT Forfar Open (Ladies) Team Ward Team Wilson Graham Arnot Adrian White Ron Caithness Bruce Keillor Bill Allison Mike Ferguson Forfar Curling Centre Club, c/o Forfar Indoor Sports, Suttieside, Forfar, Angus, DD8 3NG Tel: 01307 468668 e-mail: [email protected] Website: www.fis.scot FORFAR CURLING CENTRE CLUB: PRIZEGIVING 2016/17. COMPETITION WINNERS RUNNER-UP RCCC Pairs Qualifier Craig Paterson Adrian White George Paterson Mike Ferguson Forfar Farmers Scottish Agri Trader Strathtay Potatoes Adrian White Kyle/David Smith Stuart Stark Cammy Smith John Duff Findlay Russell Bruce Keillor Stuart Raeburn Murray Young Charity Bonspiel Graham Smith Adrian White Grant Mather Layla Al-Saffar David Mather Fraser White Caroline Smith Campbell White Swing & Sweep Fettercairn CC Suttieside CC Gavin Walker Craig Anderson Glyn Pritchard Murray Young Gus Harvey David Shephard Jack Whitecross Jenny McGlynn NSL Finals Inverness Aberdeen Ruairidh Greenwood Angus Robertson Neil MacArthur Mark Buchan Ross Fraser Craig Lockhart James Greenwood Scott Lockhart RCCC Rink Championship Airleywight CC (Perth) Meldrum & Daviot CC (Aberdeen) Held at Forfar 3rd -5th Mar Kenny Kinnear Scott Macleod Callum Kinnear Graeme Penny Duncan McFadzean Maggie Wilson David Brown Simon Gibb Robin Brydone Forfar Curling Centre Club, c/o Forfar Indoor Sports, Suttieside, Forfar, Angus, DD8 3NG Tel: 01307 468668 e-mail: [email protected] Website: www.fis.scot FORFAR CURLING CENTRE CLUB: PRIZEGIVING 2016/17. Honorable Mentions: • Morton Trophy Winners – Forfar Ladies Centre Teams contesting and winning the final - Beating Lanarkshire in the Semi- Finals and Kinross in the Final. (Captain) Anne Kellie, Jenny McGlynn, Joyce Whyte, Rhoda Keith Barbara Sherriff, Marnie Ewart, Moira Haggart, Dawn Mcfarlane Jo Fletcher, Shirley Jeans, Sandra Menzies, Mary Campbell • The Forfar Curling Centre men qualified for the knockout stages of the Maxwell Trophy before falling to Stranraer in the semi-finals. • Layla Al-Saffar and Duncan Menzies nominated by their peers and received the Sportsmanship awards at the Scottish Curling Championships. • Sandy Reid, Stuart Stark and Hamish Robertson part of the winning High Road rink at this year’s Yara Farmers Curling Championships. • Alan Arnot (Evenie Water) and Ian Young (Suttieside) represented Scotland on the RCCC U.S.A. Curling Tour in January. • Brian Bonnyman, Bill Thomson, Pete Smith and Bob Myles were the winning team in the returning David Pattullo Has Beens competition. • There were two 8 enders awards this season, the first in a Pitkerro Pairs game for Colin Campbell and Dan Champion. The second was for the Edzell rink of Ron Caithness, Shaun Smith, Linda Kemp and Russell Brown. • Auchterhouse W.R.I. consisting of Pitkerro Curlers Judy Goodfellow, Maureen MacLeod, Linda Leuchars and Margaret Wallace won the S.W.R.I. National Curling Championships at Dumfries. • Steve Wilson retired after 11 years of employment with Forfar Indoor Sports. • Two Forfar Academy teams played at the Scottish Schools Championships. Both finishing a respectable 3rd in their groups out of 6. • Forfar Young Curlers regained the Junior Club Division 1 title this season. • This led to them sending a boy’s rink and a girl’s rink to Sundyberg Ice Rink in Stockholm to compete in the Bill Ross Trophy, which is part of the new Nordic Junior Curling Tour. A great experience was had by all and the boys team came away with a 3rd place finish overall. • In the RCCC Under 17 slam James Craik skipping his own team finished overall runners up for the season with Adam MacDiarmid finished third overall playing lead for Team Haswell. Alex Mackintosh playing with Team Farmer won the best ladies prize competing and beating a lot of the boy’s teams along the way. • Angus Dowell and Duncan Menzies playing in a rink skipped by Ally Fraser were invited and won The Curling Night in America Series in Duluth, Minnesota over a host of International teams. • Forfar had 10 junior curlers represented at the Scottish Juniors in Aberdeen. Hailey Duff (Team K. Aitken) finished in a very credible runner up position. • In the Scottish Men’s and Ladies Championships there were no fewer than 9 Forfar Curlers competing. • Greg Drummond (Fothringham) won the Scottish Men’s Championships with Team Murdoch and finished 6th at the World Championships. Thus, scoring enough points to secure Great Britain’s place at next year’s Winter Olympics. • Forfar had 8 representatives at the Scottish Senior Championships at Hamilton. • David McQueen (St. Andrews) playing 3rd for Team Drysdale won the Scottish Senior Championships at Hamilton. They now head to Lethbridge, Canada later this month to play in the World Senior as Team Scotland. • Marnie Ewart, Barbara Sherriff, Sandi Buchan and Shirley Jeans competed at the National Masters in Greenacres. • On the back of a good showing at the Scottish Men’s Championships Duncan Menzies with Team Hardie swept all before them to win the Aberdeen International Championship in March including Team China and Team McEwan. Forfar Curling Centre Club, c/o Forfar Indoor Sports, Suttieside, Forfar, Angus, DD8 3NG Tel: 01307 468668 e-mail: [email protected] Website: www.fis.scot FORFAR CURLING CENTRE CLUB: PRIZEGIVING 2016/17. CLUB NOTES RE SEASON 2017/18 Ice Bookings & Allocations: We will be sending out our ice booking pack before the end of April, 2017. All ice booking requests should be returned to us fully complete by 31st May, 2017. We will then issue our ice allocations pack by 31st July, 2017 with any errors, omissions or corrections notified back to us by 31st August, 2017 for consideration and amendment where necessary. Ice Fees: Season 2016-17 was another difficult season financially for the curling centre with increased utility costs arising mainly from the mild weather conditions. Despite the increased ice management costs and a slight fall in ice bookings there will be no increase in ice fees for season 2017-18. Our fees will therefore be held at: - • Hold the FCCC Individual Membership at £2.00 per member. • Daytime ice sessions at £8.00 per person per session • Weekend ice session times at £11 per person per session • Prime Time ice session times (Monday to Friday evenings) £12 per person per session. • FCCC Junior Ice Discount for all sessions £3.00 • Practice Ice remaining at £5.00 per person • Pairs ice remains at 50% of normal session cost. • Virtual Club ice session £9 per person. Cancellation Ice Policy: Our ice cancellation policy for season 2017/18 is as previously intimated: - • Cancellations made at least 2 weeks prior to the date the game(s) is due to be played will not be invoiced if the game is re-scheduled within 7 days from the date of cancellation. • If not re-arranged within 7 days, the game(s) will be charged for and invoiced accordingly. • Cancellations made within 2 weeks of the game(s) being played will be charged and invoiced accordingly. Competitions: We are looking to establish a number of new competitions in the new season and build on the success of several of our more established competitions. Agricar Leagues: The split of the Agricar Leagues and automatic entry into the FCCC Knockout competition has been a resounding success and something we would like to keep building on. With interest being shown from a number of new clubs’ keen to enter the Agricar League we would ideally like to increase this to 3 leagues with 10 teams in Division 1 & Division 2 and 8 teams in Division 3.
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