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Contents Royal Club Officials & Headquarters Staff ......................................................................................... 3 In Memoriam ..................................................................................................................................... 5 Membership of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club ........................................................................... 6 Current Membership ...................................................................................................................... 6 New Clubs ..................................................................................................................................... 6 Resigned Clubs ............................................................................................................................. 6 Clubs that have completed 100 years continuous affiliation ........................................................... 6 Clubs that have completed 150 years continuous affiliation ........................................................... 6 Members who have been awarded 50 year medals ....................................................................... 6 Teams who have been awarded Eight-Ender Awards ................................................................... 7 Reports ............................................................................................................................................. 9 Board ............................................................................................................................................ 9 Finance ......................................................................................................................................... 9 Areas Standing Committee .......................................................................................................... 10 Ladies Standing Committee ........................................................................................................ 11 Club and Member Development .................................................................................................. 12 Coaching ..................................................................................................................................... 14 Competitions ............................................................................................................................... 15 International Relations ................................................................................................................. 16 Marketing & Communications ...................................................................................................... 17 Performance ................................................................................................................................ 18 Results of Royal Club Competitions ................................................................................................ 22 Performance of Scottish Teams in International Competitions ........................................................ 26 Photo credits on the front cover: World Women’s Curling Championships: WCF / Richard Gray World Junior Women’s Curling Championships: WCF / Richard Gray World Junior Men’s Curling Championships: WCF / Richard Gray World Men’s Curling Championship: CCA / Michael Burns 2 Royal Club Officials & Headquarters Staff A Company Limited by Guarantee with a share capital Registered in Scotland under Company Number SC232571 FOUNDED 1838 Patron HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN Honorary Members HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH G ROY SINCLAIR President WILLIAM DUNCAN (Bank of Scotland – Perth & District) Vice-President ALAN DURNO (Fochabers) Board of Directors WILLIAM DUNCAN (Bank of Scotland – Perth & District) President WILLIAM NICOLL (Bank of Scotland Fife) Chairman BRUCE CRAWFORD (Abbotsford Curling Society) Chief Executive Officer KAY GIBB (Northern Lights) Director TREVOR DODDS Oxenfoord) Director ROBERT KELLY (Reform) Director CATHERINE MCLEAN (Aberlady) Director GRAHAM MCWIGGAN (Beechnuts) Director Honorary Vice-Presidents L McINESS (Canadian Branch RCCC) G KRAILO (Grand National Curling Club of America) Past President Patrick Edington (Boswall) 3 Headquarter Staff Chief Executive Officer BRUCE CRAWFORD Office Manager Development Manager SUZY WAKEFIELD (Clubs & Juniors) JUDITH MCFARLANE Finance Manager Development Manager ALASTAIR A HIBBERT¹ (Adult & Disability) SHEILA SWAN Administration Officer National Coaching Officer MARGARET MACKAY LYNNE MACKENZIE Administration Officer High Performance Coach JOAN YOUNG¹ NANCY SMITH² Marketing Officer Assistant Performance Coach STUART MCLEAN BRAD ASKEW Marketing Assistant Competitions Manager TALHA ISHAN COLIN HAMILTON ¹ Part-time ² Also based at sportscotland institute of sport Other Officials & Advisors Chaplain REV WILLIAM HOLLAND (New Abbey) Company Secretary & Legal Adviser COLIN LIDDELL BA (Oxon), LLB, WS J & H Mitchell WS Independent Accountants THOMSON COOPER Representatives to International Federations European & World Curling Federations HEW CHALMERS (Stoneykirk) MIKE FERGUSON (Edzell) EDITH LOUDON (Airleywight Ladies) 4 In Memoriam (Names as supplied at the time of issuing) CLUB NAME Abdie Ladies ISOBEL FERGUSON Aberdeen / Past President PHILIP DAWSON Aberdeen Ladies BETTY MILNE AWW DAVID MILLAR Belmont Ladies CHRISTINE STEWART Broomhall GEORGE HENDRY Cadder JA RUTHERFORD Cairngorm Ladies JEANIE FINLAYSON Cambo JOHN LAIRD Corstorphine WILLIAM ROY Corstorphine Ladies SHEENA PETTIGREW Craigielands DOUGLAS MURRAY Cumnock & District JEAN HOWAT Dalgety Bay JOAN WRIGHT Edinburgh Ladies MORAG COLLEE Falkirk SID COOPER, DAVID FERGUSON, RICHARD HOTCHKISS Fifteen Club JEAN TAYLOR Fingask JOHN BRYDEN, ANDREW MILLAR Foulden ALISTAIR DAVIDSON Glasgow Ladies MARGARET GOW, LAURA HEATON Glenrothes GEORGINA SNEDDON, DEREK WILSON Gogar Park DAVID DONALDSON Heart of the Highlands IAIN CONACHER Hercules Ladies JESSIE PAUL Highland WT CAMPBELL MACLACHAN Holywood JOHN NEILSON Inverkeithing DEREK PEARSON Kingsmills SIMON JONES Kinross Wheelchair KENNETH DICKSON Leven JOHN RAMSAY Limekiln Loch STEWART MAXWELL Loch Connell ROBERT GRIERSON Lothian Ladies MARY ALLISON Old Grammarians GEORGE BAGOT Orwell BOB DUGUID Orwell Ladies TINKY WELLWOOD Partick ALEX DALLAS, JOHN WP JOHNSON Parton SAMUEL CALLANDER Pitlessie TOM NEILSON, IAN WAUGH Raith & Abbotshall HARRY BEGG Raith & Abbotshall Ladies RUBY CHRISTIE, MAY STARK Sorn MORAG CLARK Stoneykirk WILLIAM FINDLAY Stranraer Ice Rink CLEM HOSKING Stratheden SANDY MATTHEW Thornton GEORGE SLOAN, MARJORY SLOAN Watsonian KEN DUNBAR Wigtown RT CANNON 5 Membership of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club Current Membership 627 Affiliated Local Clubs 12, 804 Associate Members New Clubs Buccaneers Fife Flare McLaren High School Cairn Fife Ice Arena After Schools Nairn Academy Clydeview Academy George Heriot FP Rephad Primary School Dundee Junior Highland Virtual Stranraer Ice Rink Wheelchair Elgin Academy Inverclyde Academy Resigned Clubs Cairndow Drymsynie Ladies Craigmount High School Perthshire Medical Clubs that have completed 100 years continuous affiliation Edinburgh Clubs that have completed 150 years continuous affiliation None Members who have been awarded 50 year medals Name Club Chrissie Fenton Breadalbane Killin John Phillips St Fillans, Gartmore & Strathendrick Robert Smellie Shotts, Bathgate, Carrington J Walter Brown Penicuik David Birse Catterthun Alexander Strachan Catterthun John Steel Cambo Raymond Denholm Musselburgh John Miller Catterthun, Panmure Colin Stirling Alloa Prince of Wales, Broomhall Charles Binnie Panmure Ann Turnbull Cambo Ladies Robert Ferguson Penninghame Ian Terris Broomhall 6 Teams who have been awarded Eight-Ender Awards Team Club Played at Competition Katie Wright Leswalt Dumfries Dumfries Lauren Morgan Limekiln Loch Ice Bowl Lions Jenni Cannon Wigtown Rachel Mills Glasserton Trevor Dodds Oxenfoord Murrayfield Torphican Scott Baird Mid Calder Curling Broom Alistair McFarlane Mid Calder Colin Campbell Gogar Park Bryce Smith Coulter Lanarkshire Lawrie Hugh P. Jackson Coulter Ice Rink Trophy Jack Wright Coulter Tom Moffat Coulter Margaret White Ayr Stranraer Scottish Robert White Ayr Ice Rink Gold Cup David McIntyre Troon Frank McHugh Stranraer Ice Rink Richard Dickson Auchterarder Dewars Centre Rink Stuart Stark Auchterarder Perth Championship Adam Haggart Auchterarder Marc Haggart Auchterarder Margaret Agnew Sorn Ayr Morton Sheila Kennedy Sorn Ice Rink Trophy Catherine McCubbin Sorn Katrina Geddes Crosshill David M. Whyte Gourock Waterfront Campbell John C. McCall Gourock Leisure Cup James K. Wise Gourock Complex Tim Forrester Gourock Sheila Glendinning Nithsdale Ladies Dumfries Barbours Nancy Gallacher Nithsdale Ladies Ice Bowl Bonspiel Anne Templeton Nithsdale Ladies Margaret Harvey Nithsdale Ladies 7 Teams who have been awarded Eight-Ender Awards Team Club Played at Competitions Nicé Muir Edinburgh B.M.A Ladies Murrayfield Pearson Rosie Wild Edinburgh B.M.A Ladies Curling Cup Lynne Watt Edinburgh B.M.A Ladies Patricia McLure Edinburgh B.M.A Ladies Kathie Cameron Perth Ladies Dewars Centre Norrie Miller Rita Drysdale Perth Ladies Perth Trophy Anne Sidey Perth Ladies Maureen Gordon Airleywight Ladies George Esson Aberdeen & District Rotary Curl Rotary Tim Stevenson Aberdeen & District Rotary Aberdeen League Ian Flett Aberdeen & District Rotary Alistair Thom Aberdeen & District Rotary John Penny Jnr. Meldrum & Daviot Curl Dick Fleming Andrew Dolman Meldrum &
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