James Sharp – Runners Up

James Sharp -Club Champions

Presidents Trophy

McArthur Stanton

Bob Ralph

James Sharp Competition

The final games in this seasons James Sharp Competition were played on 05th April. Both the rinks of Robert Cornwell and Adam Clark were on the ice and had the potential to be the winner. The Clark Rink had 11 points and the Cornwell Rink had 10 points, so, If the Clark Rink lost, a win for the Cornwell Rink would see then being the winners. However, the Clark rink went into the last end leading 10-6 and managed to lose a four so drew with the Chatten Rink. The Cornwell Rink did all they could by winning their game which meant that both rinks finished on 12 points. Having won three more ends over the whole competition, the Clark Rink were winners. The photos show the Cornwell Ring of Robert Cornwell, Richard Schooling, Alan Armstrong and Ian McArthur being presented with the Runner-up Trophy be Secretary Archie Fulton, and the Clark Rink of Adam Clark, Archie Fulton, Derek Spall and Grant Mitchinson being presented with the James Sharp Trophy by President Robert Cornwell.

Away Day

With a lack of interest in going to Ayr, the Away day was played at Greenacres on the 22nd of March 2023. The clear winners were the rink skipped by Ewen Baird, Ewen Baird, Ian Chatten, David Morton and Brian Aitken. Unfortunately David Morton had to leave the ice during the morning session so the photograph shows the remaining members of the rink with the trophy.

McArthur Stanton Trophy

The last games in the McArthur Stanton Round Robin was played on 29th of March. The two rinks in contention were both on the ice at the same time. A good win for the Robbie Gall Rink and a defeat for the George Kerr Rink could have seen the trophy go to the Robbie Gall Rink of David Forrest, Campbell MacDougall, Andrew Brown and Robbie Gall. While they did achieve a wonderful 11 – 2 victory, the George Kerr Rink of Jonathan Clinch, Julian Ferguson, Ian McArthur and George Kerr also triumphed with a 10 – 4vvictory to ensure that the trophy was theirs. President Robert Cornwell presented the trophy to the winners

Brunton Miller Final

The final of the Brunton Miller took place on Tuesday 28th March between the rinks of Alastair Hope and Archie Fulton. The Alastair Hope Rink of Julian Ferguson, Alex Brown, David Morton and Alastair Hope had won the round robin with a clear lead of three points. While Alastair Hope and David Morton were not present for the final, they were ably replaced by Glenn Nash and David Morton, The Alastair Hope Rink, having twice during the round robin defeated the Archie Fulton rink of Campbell MacDougal, John McCowan, Ian McArthur/Richard Schooling and Archie Fulton, , found it easy to again triumph. the trophy was presented by the Vice-President, Robin Irvine.

Helensburgh Super League Final

The final of the Helensburgh Super League took place on Tuesday 21st March between the rinks of Gordon Whitelaw and Adam Clark. the Whitelaw Rink of Robin Irvine, Alex Brown, Alastair Hope and Gordon Whitelaw got off to a flying start with a four at the first end. However, the Clark Rink of Robbie Gall, Archie Fulton, Ian Chatten and Adam Clark fought back to lead 7 – 6 entering the last end. Picking up a three at the last end the Whitelaw Rink ran out winners and were presented with the trophy by President Robert Cornwell.