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AMF Trophy and Prize Winners 2019 The Margaret Parker Shield Ardgowan Primary The McKinnon Shield Ardgowan Primary The Kathleen Dippie Memorial Shield Gateside Primary The Auchincruive Challenge Shield Forehill Primary The Cloncaird Challenge Shield Forehill Primary The Saltire Society Award (Primary) No Award The Saltire Award (Secondary) Wellington School Folk Group The McRae Trophy Prestwick Academy The Doonside Challenge Trophy North Ayrshire The Templeburn Challenge Trophy Kyle Academy The Ayrshire Co-operative Society Trophy No Award The Walker Challenge Trophy North Ayrshire Senior Strings The Loudoun Challenge Trophy Elise Graham The Bardrochat Silver Challenge Cup Wellington Madrigal Group The Frederic Ely Premier Challenge Trophy Heathfield Primary The Royal Burgh of Ayr Trophy Scott Bryant The Fox Club Trophy Naomi Priestnall The McGill Cello Cup Rosie Morrison The Sandy Lyle Trophy Rosie Morrison The John R Chalmers Trophy Isaac Parkhill The Richard L Rowe Memorial Trophy Kyle Academy The Roberton Reddick Trophy Ross Houston The Robert Howe Memorial Trophy Lucy Pye The Stewart Linton Trophy Harry McGill The Annie P Barclay Memorial Trophy Sandy Ronnie The Agnes Millar Memorial Prize Joseph Convery The Ayrshire Philharmonic Opera Society Trophy Hayley Wilson The Ayrshire Association Of Burns Clubs Trophy Macy Frame The Sandyford Burns Club Trophy Kacey Black The Ayr Intimate Opera Company Trophy Katie Carmichael The Ayr Amateur Opera Company Trophy Laura McGee The Beresford Trophy Hayley Wilson The Symington Silver Challenge Shield Kingcase Primary The Burns Association Prize Artha Hill AMF Trophy and Prize Winners 2019 The Ayr Amateur Opera Company Centenary Trophy – Senior Lucy McClure The Ayr Amateur Opera Company Centenary Trophy – Junior Abigail Kirkwood The Reid Senior Vocal Award Andrew Bleakley The Junior Vocal Award Hayley Wilson The Prestwick Arts Guild Prize Sophie Craig The Margaret Templeton Shield Glenburn Primary The Ayrshire Chamber Music Trophy North Ayrshire The Ann Girdwood Trophy Aditi Mudunuri James T Picken Martha Hill The Coila Trophy Sophie Craig The Elocution Trophy Sophie Craig The Marjory McKinlay Trophy Sophie Craig The Speakers Club – Ayr and Prestwick – Trophy Anubha Bal The Saville Choir Trophy Prestwick Academy The Primary Shield South Ayrshire Junior Strings, The Bank of Scotland Trophy Belmont Academy The Brand Orchestral Trophy Kyle Academy The Howard de Walden Silver Challenge Trophy Katie Carmichael The Elizabeth MacNair Trophy Isaac Parkhill Committee Prize for Solo Singing Katie Carmichael James M Clark Prize for Instrumental Music Isaac Parkhill Springhill Challenge Trophy Andrew Bleakley Houldsworth Silver Challenge Cup Prestwick Academy Show Choir Coodham Silver Challenge Cup Queen Margaret Academy Dorothy Hervey Memorial Shield Winton Primary .

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