The Neilston team of James H, Andy C, Billy and Colin played Paisley St. Mirren in the semi final of the Ramshead Tropht on Friday. After a slow start the Neilston side lay winning shot at the last end but a cool takeout from Paisley St. Mirren skip Derek Brown ended Neilston’s run this year …
Billy and his team of James R and James H won the President’s Prizes with a runaway score. Runners up were Andy R, Rhona, Tom and Lewis. After the match the players were treated to sandwiches and cakes courtesy of President Margaret Semple.
A tremendous performance from the three Neilston teams at the Cowdenhall final bonspiel meant Neilston won the salver with an overall score of +40 shots. See the message from the Uplawmoor President HERE
The final of the 12th Province knockout trophy was held on Monday with Neilston playing Between the Sheets CC for the cup. Click HERE for a full match report.
Two high scoring matches in the first half left Alan G’s team of Rhona and Margaret S on +10 and James R ‘s team on +11. After the swap over James R continued his advance to end up +20 shots winning all eight ends played. The McLeod Cup goes to James R, James H, Billy …
An on form Heron team beat the JR Carswell team in the final of the Kirktonfield Cup. The match had been rescheduled from mid December.
Good morning – a Gold and a Silver is an excellent good result – don’t you think? On Monday we can offer the rescheduled final of the Kirktonfield Cup at 8.30pm between team 1 (Brian; Rosemary; Alan and Robert) and team 3 (James R.; Alan; Colin and Mary). As Colin will be umpiring in Dumfries, …
The second round of matches in the Cowdenhall Salver saw a 9-3 win for Ken Hutchison’s Uplawmoor team over James H’s team. In the other match the team of James R, Billy, Margaret S and Graeme triumph over John Scott’s Uplawmoor team. Results are here or check out here for an Uplawmoor perspective.
Neilston turned out for a friendly against Bridge of Weir on Friday. The team of James H, Billy, Colin and Georgie lead the game from the start and were two up but lying two against with the Neilston skip’s last stone to come. In a more than friendly manner he took out one of his …