Glazert Cup Pairs Competition

On the 26th of February the club’s pairs competition took place with 12 dynamic duos looking to become the dream double act.

After the group stages Alex Wilson and Craig Kirkwood would top section A and would play section B runners up Willie Smith and Gus Erskine in the first semifinal. In the other semifinal section B winners Stuart Smith and Janice Shepherd would play runners up from section A – David Reid and Greg Matthew.

After the dust settled in both semis, it was the teams from section B that prevailed. Stuart and Janice would now play Willie and Gus in the championship final, after meeting in the group stages in a game before, which John joked that if they peeled, they would both progress from the group first and second. Well people, lo and behold an hour later the game finished 2-2 with the teams exchanging single shots in each of the ends. In a tight game Willie and Gus edged it, with Stuart unfortunately missing an angled raise to take it to a draw the shot. Congratulations to Willie and Gus and commiserations to Stuart and Janice.

In the low road final, it was a repeat of last year’s final with Dougie Reid and Andy Currans taking on John Craig and Holly Smith. John would get revenge over Dougie for last year’s draw the shot defeat. Thanks to Davie Mundell for organizing the 24 athletes and Davie Reid for keeping everything ticking along on the day.

 

Low Road Finalists

High Road Finalists

High Road Winners

 

Team Muir win the Howie League

The Season is now wrapped up with the final night of the Howie League played out on the 31st March. Another League and another top of the table finish for Andy Muir. After lifting the Cuthbertson League with Davie Mundell he completed the double in his first campaign as top dog, Andy along with Hugh Reid, Billy Jackson and Jimmy Hamilton wrapped up the league with a night to spare. Congratulations to the undefeated foursome as they only dropped a point in the entire league campaign.
In a frantic final night the other two promotion places would be secured by Willie Smith and Rabbie Wilson, with Alex Wilson slipping out the top three. At the other end of the table it was also all to play for with 5 teams in the mix for relegation at the start of play. Dougie Reid, Wallace Gilbert and Jim Kirkwood starting the evening in the bottom 3 and unfortunately for them they would remain there with only Wallace picking up a point on the final night.
Congratulations to the winners and commiserations to the relegated trio!