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Maybole Community Council will not need to hold an
election his year as only 14 local residents had put
their names forward for the 15 seats available by
the closing date for nominations. Elected to serve
from 1 April 2010 until 31 March 2013 are: Roy
Birnie, 12 Kildoon Drive; Margaret Boyd, 2E
Whitefaulds Crescent; Gillian Durrant, 38 The
Loaning; Mark Fletcher, 4 McAdam Way; William Grant
19 Coral Glen; Gavin Hamilton, 55 Ashgrove Avenue;
Alexander Kelly, 31 Crossraguel View; David Kiltie,
4 Gallowhill Avenue; Peter Lynn, 'Alva', Kirkoswald
Road; Marianne McCreadie, 6 Ladyland Roa; Peter
Mason 21 Dunlop Terrace; Jim Paterson, 12 Hutchison
Street; Anne Walker, 55 McAdam Way; and Helen
Whitefield, 14 Whitefaulds Crescent.
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Local organisations
met in Maybole Town Hall on Monday March 22 to hear
the results of the local consultation on the
Pathfinder project. Creation Ltd were commissioned
to carry out a feasibility study into the potential
for transferring sport, leisure and social
facilities from South Ayrshire Council to being
managed by the community. more |
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Left to right: Gus
Collins and Roddy MacDonald, South Ayrshire Council, Alan
Murray, May-Tag Ltd, Alex Kelly, Maybole Community Council,
Councillor Brian Connolly, Sarah Baird, Leader, Ian Hughes,
Creation Ltd
more about pathfinder
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Theresa
Malone celebrated her 70th birthday at the weekend. Some of her many
great nieces and great nephews helped her to cut the cake. |
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The response to a proposal
to build a 6 bed residential home for children in the
Queen’s Terrace area of Maybole was a definite “no” at a
public meeting in Maybole Town Hall last Wednesday,
March 3. Hugh Carswell, Head of Children’s Services for
South Ayrshire Council, told those who attended that
this proposal was still at the stage of engaging with
the community and the results of the consultation would
be taken back to the council. more |
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At last week’s AGM of
Maybole Town Twinning Association former chairman
Margaret Davidson once again took over the top spot.
Other officebearers are David Kiltie, Vice Chairman;
Maureen Craig, Secretary; and Ian Hewitt, Treasurer.
Committee members are Craig McNair, Eleanor Turner,
Roy Birnie and Alex Davidson. Membership will be
free this year and all former members will be
contacted to invite them to get involved again.
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Lodge
St John Maybole No. 11 held its annual Burns Supper last
Saturday evening, March 13 to mark the 251st
anniversary of the poet. Jim Cartner, of Tarbolton (Kilwinning)
St James No.135, the Lodge of Robert Burns, piped in the
top table who were introduced to the company by Tony
Barton who was MC for the evening. Chairman was William
Cuthbert
RWM who welcomed everyone and then gave the
Address to the Haggis. Alistair Hastings said the
Selkirk Grace before an excellent meal. Photo by Tony
Kerrigan. more
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At the recent Association of Burns
Clubs schools competition held on the 6th march at Alloway, brother
and sister Scott and Caitlin Barrie of Maybole were very successful.
Scott was first in bagpiping for year S 1/2, and Caitlin was second
in singing for year P 6/7.. They both now go on to represent
Ayrshire in the Robert Burns World Federation national schools’
final at Coatbridge later in the year. Scott is 13 and in his second
year at Carrick Academy, and Caitlin is 10 and is in P 6 at
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The branch AGM is to be held on
Tuesday 30th March in Maybole Town Hall and they would like to
welcome any supporters to go along and join them so they can say a
big "thank you' for their continued support during the last year.
They are always happy to meet new volunteers who might join the
committee in arranging a variety of fundraising events locally.
Photo at right: a crowd on the dance floor enjoying the sounds of
Rumor Has It. Photo at left: a group of guests enjoying their meal,
Becky Fleming, chair of committee, in centre. |
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Last Tuesday, March 2, Dr John Cairney, actor, writer, lecturer and
painter, visited the parish of Our Lady & St Cuthbert’s in Maybole and
spoke eloquently on “Having a Faith in Art”. He was welcomed by Fr
Stephen McGrattan and his overview of art in the life of the Church was
peppered with witty anecdotes from his young life growing up, his
career, and moments when his Catholic faith was stirred. After the talk,
he spent some time with the audience and talked about the Last Supper
triptych he painted a few years ago and answered questions. Fr McGrattan
said later, “Through donations collected on the evening of the talk and
a generous benefaction of a parishioner, the parish is now proud to own
the paintings. No parish funds were spent on the acquisition. Thank you
to Dr Cairney for his visit and for sharing his faith and knowledge.”
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Fr
Stephen McGrattan, parish priest of
Our Lady & St Cuthbert’s Church
in Maybole will be leaving for pastures new after the Easter Sunday
service on April 4 2010. Parishioners learned last week of the
recent clergy changes Bishop John Cunningham has made following the
death of Canon John Walls, parish priest of St Teresa's, Dumfries
and St Conal's, Kirkconnel, on Sunday February 28. Fr Stephen
McGrattan, who has charge currently of Maybole and Mossblown
parishes will be moving to be priest at Cumnock, Auchinleck and
Muirkirk.
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Some parishioners of
Our Lady
& St Cuthbert’s Church in Maybole met their new priest for the
first time on Sunday afternoon. Fr Philip Kitchen will take up his
new post after Easter and met with members of the Parish Pastoral
Council and the Finance Committee to get a short briefing on current
matters. Fr Stephen McGrattan, who will celebrate Mass for his last
time in Maybole on Easter Sunday, introduced Fr Kitchen and then
members of the PPC outlined their roles in the parish. The current
state of finances and the fundraising required for essential repairs
were discussed as well as ecumenical activity in Maybole with other
churches. Afterwards, Fr Kitchen said he was looking forward
immensely to coming to the parish which was highly organised and
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Maybole’s Emma Eaglesham recently became the new
Under 16 Champion Freestyle Solo winner at a Diva/Divo weekend
competition in Bridlington. Emma, 15, beat 40 other dancers to win
the title Diva under 16 Solo Champion and has now become a Premier
champ dancer. She Just passed her annual dancing exams in Jazz,
Freestyle and Slow dance; and attends the Dawn Turnbull School of
Dance. Dawn has recently opened her own dance studio in Wellington
Square in Ayr. |
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Carrick
RFC Under 16s completed another successful season by winning the
West South League with a 45-14 win over Newton Stewart. Sunday also
saw another win for the team in a friendly match against Paisley/Whitecraigs
22-12, a team currently sitting second in the West North League.
Next season sees a move into the Under 18s League (players born 1993
onwards) - if any new players are interested in playing next season
- please contact Willie Wyllie on 01655 883013 |
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Under 16s Ayrshire cup final
report.... The build up to the night of the final was a very
professional experience, as the coaches of the team organised for us
to have food etc together before the game so we were all kept
together as a team. It was very nerve racking and there seemed to be
a lot of tension between us as we got closer to the time of leaving
on the team bus. We left Carrick on the team bus at half 5 along
with our 40 odd supporters, arrived at Dam Park in Ayr at around 10
minutes to 6. Walking into the changing rooms began to make the
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Maybole Juniors would like to thank
their main sponsor JD Cameron for their continuing support. Fans
arriving at Ladywell Stadium are now welcomed by this banner Pic
shows Stuart Peacock left as well as committee members David
Kirkwood and Robert Balfour. |
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On Sunday last three members of
Maybole Men's Health Forum completed the 5K event at Blairquahan to
raise money for Chest Heart and Stroke. As well as doing themselves
some good they managed to raise some money for CHSS as well. Tom
Cuthill came 3rd overall for the 5K event itself which was a
fantastic result. Brian Robertson finished 23rd and Derek Robb 28th.
(Left to right in photo) Anyone interested in taking some exercise
why not go along to Carrick Academy any Thursday at 7.30 or meet
members for a pint in the Maybole Arms afterwards! |
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Carroty
Characters at Cairn! Last year Cairn Primary’s Eco Warriors planted
carrots in their allotment, and got a bumper harvest. |
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We were told, “Our fabulous cook,
Tracy, made a delicious carrot cake with the last of them this week,
and everyone got a share! It was delicious! We hope to grow even
more fruit and vegetables this coming year- We just can’t wait!” The
picture of the children beside the Eco Board is the one of the Eco
Warriors- the others are some of the classes when we took the cake
round to show it! |
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World Book Day 4th March 2010 Photos
show P 1, 2 and 3; P 4, 5, 6 and 7 As part of World Book Day 2010,
the pupils of St Cuthbert’s Primary school took part in lots of fun
activities which began with them watching a live broadcast by the
famous child’s poet, Michael Rosen. The children then went on to
take part in other National Book Day activities such as The World
Book Day Children’s Literature Quiz, Draw your favourite book
character competition, and a sponsored Read-a-thon.
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Back Row L to R Ann
Clark, Agnes Fisher, Senga McBride, Jenny
Dalziel, Margaret Corbett, Nessie Tweedie,
Wilma Hunter, Christine Jackson, Mary
McLeish, Eileen Kiltie, Margaret Taylor.
Second Back Row L to R Leonard Boughen,
Robert McDowall??, Billy Cowan, Robert
Dickson, Robert Dalziel, Willie Hicks, ??,
??, Dennis?. Second Front Row L to R Jeannie
McEwan, Wilma McLanaghan, Eileen Cairns,
Catherine McDill, Elizabeth Blair, Margaret
Jones, Jean McClure, Jean Sands, Sally
Hearton, Marion Wilson, Hazel Bratten,.
Front Row L to R Sam Milby, James Slaven,
Donald Harvey, Jim Waggitt, Ronnie Tweedie,
John McDowall, Willie Murray, John Whiteford,
Jim Wilson. |
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Photo sent by
Margaret Hutchison (Née Corbett) who is in the back row 5th from
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Maybole Community Council will not need to hold an
election his year as only 14 local residents had put
their names forward for the 15 seats available by
the closing date for nominations. Elected to serve
from 1 April 2010 until 31 March 2013 are: Roy Birnie, 12 Kildoon Drive; Margaret Boyd, 2E
Whitefaulds Crescent; Gillian Durrant, 38 The
Loaning; Mark Fletcher, 4 McAdam Way; William Grant
19 Coral Glen; Gavin Hamilton, 55 Ashgrove Avenue;
Alexander Kelly, 31 Crossraguel View; David Kiltie,
4 Gallowhill Avenue; Peter Lynn, 'Alva', Kirkoswald
Road; Marianne McCreadie, 6 Ladyland Roa; Peter
Mason 21 Dunlop Terrace; Jim Paterson, 12 Hutchison
Street; Anne Walker, 55 McAdam Way; and Helen
Whitefield, 14 Whitefaulds Crescent. The first
meeting of the new Maybole Community Council will be
held on Tuesday, April 6 at 7.30pm in Maybole Town
Hal when new office bearers will be elected. The
Annual General Meeting will take place in May. As
there was a vacant seat on the community council,
the Returning Officer for the Community Council
elections was willing to accept nomination forms on
a ‘first come first served’ basis to help in filling
the vacancy. This resulted in Senga Fergusson being
elected to the community council.
Lodge
St John Maybole No. 11 held its annual Burns Supper last
Saturday evening, March 13 to mark the 251st
anniversary of the poet. Jim Cartner, of Tarbolton (Kilwinning)
St James No.135, the Lodge of Robert Burns, piped in the
top table who were introduced to the company by Tony
Barton who was MC for the evening. Chairman was William
Cuthbert RWM who welcomed everyone and then gave the
Address to the Haggis. Alistair Hastings said the
Selkirk Grace before an excellent meal.
The
Immortal Memory was proposed by Alistair Scobie, the
Toast to the Lassies was proposed by David Fullerton and
David Kiltie toasted Auld Maybole. Alistair Hastings
recited “Tam o’Shanter”, Dr Brian Scobie recited “Willie
Wastle” and “Holy Willie’s Prayer”, and Robin (Gus)
Geddes recited “Willie brewed a peck o’ maut”. Other
entertainment was provided by Tony Barton, John Porter,
Davie Anderson, Jim Cartner, Paul Gray and David (Maxi)
McIntyre. Chairman William Cuthbert proposed the Toast
to the Artists before the company sang “The Star o’
Rabbie Burns” and “Auld Lang Syne”.
At last week’s AGM of
Maybole Town Twinning Association former chairman
Margaret Davidson once again took over the top spot.
Other officebearers are David Kiltie, Vice Chairman;
Maureen Craig, Secretary; and Ian Hewitt, Treasurer.
Committee members are Craig McNair, Eleanor Turner,
Roy Birnie and Alex Davidson. Membership will be
free this year and all former members will be
contacted to invite them to get involved again.
William Grant,
retiring Vice Chairman, who chaired the first part
of the meeting paid tribute to Hugh Anderson who was
not standing again for chairman. He continued, “I
would like to take this opportunity of thanking not
only Hugh, but also the office bearers and committee
over the past few years for the positives they
carried out for Maybole Town Twinning.
“We should be proud
that in that period we organised a very successful
cycle tour at Auchencruive where we welcomed a very
large contingency from our European twin towns. “Two
years ago we organised the joint meeting (first time
for Maybole). These events not only required great
effort to make them the successes they were, but
through these the committee remained committed to
trying to keep the town twinning in the news.
“To create interest we
also held a cheese and wine at the castle and a
walking quiz of Maybole, sadly these also did not
seem to meet the interest of old and new members
alike. “Many other events were suggested to keep
members involved and to try and introduce new
members to twinning, but sadly there was a total
lack of interest from all concerned. “I hope that
the new committee will have more success.
World Book Day 4th
March 2010 Photos show P 1, 2 and 3; P 4, 5, 6 and 7
As part of World Book Day 2010, the pupils of St
Cuthbert’s Primary school took part in lots of
fun activities which began with them watching a live
broadcast by the famous child’s poet, Michael Rosen.
The children then went on to take part in other
National Book Day activities such as The World Book
Day Children’s Literature Quiz, Draw your favourite
book character competition, and a sponsored
Read-a-thon. Here’s what some of the children had
say about it: It was fantastic! Toni P4 I enjoyed
the whole day but the best bit was the book quiz
because I got to work as part of team. Josh P4 I
really enjoyed the quiz, it was fun. Jack P5
Maybole and
District Young Arts are having their first
full season his year. The group operates
under the NADFAS scheme and is supported by
Ayr Decorative and Fine Arts Society.
Children aged 6 to 12 are welcome,
regardless of artistic ability, as the
workshops are mainly about having a great
time, encouraging creativity and
imagination. Workshops and outings are
planned over Easter and Summer holidays,
including making a beach sculpture, and an
outing to Ayr Racecourse. Membership costs
£10 per family, per year, and workshops are
£2 per child. The group are looking for
parents who would be interested in leading
workshops. Contact Robert on 01655 882090 or
Carrie on 01655 882170.
The response to a proposal
to build a 6 bed residential home for children in the
Queen’s Terrace area of Maybole was a definite “no” at a
public meeting in Maybole Town Hall last Wednesday,
March 3. Hugh Carswell, Head of Children’s Services for
South Ayrshire Council, told those who attended that
this proposal was still at the stage of engaging with
the community and the results of the consultation would
be taken back to the council.
He went on to explain that
the council wanted to improve outcomes for young people;
that too many of them were placed outwith South
Ayrshire; that costs of external placements are higher
than local placements; and existing units are dated. He
added that the age range would be 12 to 16 years of age
and outlined why they were placed in residential care;
most for their own safety and wellbeing and some as a
result of their behaviour.
The plan is to replace the
current facilities in Coylton and Ayr with three new six
bed residential units and so far the council has
identified two possible locations; Queen’s Terrace in
Maybole and Dunlop Terrace in Ayr. Mr Carswell said the
Queen’s Terrace is part of the community with the
infrastructure to support access to the rest of South
Ayrshire, ensuring and family links can be maintained.
The site is also owned by the council, there is good
site access and the size of the site is good.
He said that if the unit
was built there would be 18 staff employed and there
would be staff 24 hours a day; 60% of the existing
residential child care staff live in South Ayrshire and
the project would generate local employment. As far as
the consultation process had gone so far, a meeting had
been held with Maybole Community Council, there had been
liaison with the police, there had been notification of
the process given, plans and a comments box had been put
in the library, feedback forms were attached to leaflets
distributed, and plans can be accessed as well as
opinions expressed via the council’s web site.
The consultation is due to
end on March 31 which caused a bit of a row with many
people annoyed that so little time was being given. Mr
Carswell said he would take this back for consideration.
He continued saying that after the feedback from the
consultation had been gathered he would advise
councillors of the findings, then the community would be
told about the decisions reached.
Sgt John Hamilton attended
the meeting and he was asked how many calls were made to
the unit in Coylton and he replied that there had
been139 callouts. There were many negative comments on
the proposals but there was one member of the audience
who said he had first hand knowledge as he had lived
near the unit in Coylton and his experience led to him
leaving there and coming to Maybole. There was also
criticism on how leaflets had been distributed, how
people were informed about the meeting, the length of
time available for consultation and the claim that, in
fact, people had not been consulted properly.
Mr Carswell said he was
happy to speak to more meetings and stressed that no
planning permission had been sought, no work had been
done on the site, and nothing would happen till after
the consultation results had been given to councillors.
There was a lot of scepticism that this was not already
a done deal as past consultations were not real
consultation but simply ticking of boxes to claim that
the community had been consulted. Councillor Ann
Galbraith said she had concerns about the project and at
the moment she would not vote in favour of it.
Councillor Brian Connolly said he, too, had concerns and
said he knew how he would vote. He went on to say that
their ward would have two units in it was not
corporately fair and there was a need to look at sites
everywhere, for example Ayr and Troon.
Those present also queried
the logistics of building at Queen’s Terrace and access
to the site via adjoining streets as well as the
condition of the ground which was liable to flooding. Mr
Carswell was asked if he had considered demolishing the
unit in Coylton and rebuilding it. This seemed to mean
the children in care would have no where to go so the
new unit had to be built first. However, one person
suggested that the residents could be cared for
elsewhere in the short term so it was really quite
simple. Eventually, a vote was called for with only a
couple of people who were not for or against the
proposal. There were a few who did not vote but the vast
majority were totally against the proposal.
Local organisations
met in Maybole Town Hall on Monday March 22 to hear
the results of the local consultation on the
Pathfinder project. Creation Ltd were commissioned
to carry out a feasibility study into the potential
for transferring sport, leisure and social
facilities from South Ayrshire Council to being
managed by the community.
The project is being
part-financed by the Scottish Government and the
European Community Ayrshire Leader 2007-2013
programme. Funding was provided by the Council and
Ian Hughes, Managing Director of Creation Ltd
attended the meeting to present his interim report.
David Kiltie, chairman of May-Tag Ltd who are the
lead body, introduced him and recounted the various
stages to reach this point.
Assets discussed
included Maybole Town Hall; Maybole Swimming Pool;
all football and rugby pitches at Carrick Academy
(including the all-weather pitches; Maybole 9 hole
golf course and clubhouse; Maybole Memorial Park
bowling green and clubhouse; football pitches and
changing facility at Glebe Park; Ladywell Stadium;
and the local skate board park.
Thirty face to face
meetings with key community stakeholders and
representatives from South Ayrshire Council were
carried out and those consulted were asked to
provide information about usage, financial
performance, and the condition of the assets.
Creation also asked for opinions on the concept of
asset transfer; any reservations they may have;
should a further stage 2 process proceed; what
further consultation was required; and their opinion
about any future organisational structure.
Mr Hughes said that
95% thought community asset ownership and management
would be a positive move. In relation to
reservations, the strongest reservation (90%)
related to financial viability. There was strong
opinion that any community company which may evolve
from this process would require significant
assistance in its early years in terms of financial
support and organisational capacity and capability
training. In relation to the need for a Stage 2
study, there was 95% consensus that this should
proceed, with a clear emphasis on answering many of
the issues which have been raised to date.
In
terms of further consultation, there was a strong
feeling amongst some 75% of those interviewed that a
‘full town’ consultation should be designed and
rolled out as part of any Stage 2 process. He added
that 90% of those who expressed an opinion would
wish to see a democratically elected and
representative community company which had community
representation as a majority, as opposed to
Council/external majority ownership.
The
majority of those who expressed an opinion stated
that any future organisation would need to have a
strong business focus in order to add value to the
assets; access investment; develop a co-ordinated
marketing strategy to increase usage; and decrease
the existing income and expenditure revenue gap.
There was a strong feeling amongst those
interviewed, who expressed an opinion, that moving
all assets from the Council immediately into a new
governing Trust would be the wrong approach.
Instead, there was strong opinion that any new asset
company should concentrate on development; guidance;
accessing investment; and strategic direction. If
assets had to be transferred at all, they should
move to the individual community groups themselves
so long as there was clear viability proven and the
individual community groups wished this.There was a
realisation, however, that where the new Trust was
the only viable option in terms of title ownership
or leasing of assets, this would be acceptable and
appropriate.
Individual community groups wanted to keep their
independence although none of those interviewed were
against being represented on a new sports body, so
long as their existing roles were not diluted. There
was strong opinion that any new governing body
should add value to their existing operations
through support and guidance, as well as
co-ordinating marketing and accessing inward capital
and revenue finance.
A
common statement made was that stakeholders need to
be realistic in terms of time scales and
expectations. It was stated often that this should
be seen as a long term process, phased over five
year intervals, with key targets and milestones
identified.Organisations were given details of the
condition as well as income and expenditure for the
assets being looked at and will now go back to their
members to discuss these before the next meeting
which will be held on Monday April 26 in the Town
Hall.
Under 16s Ayrshire cup
final report.... The build up to the night of
the final was a very professional experience, as the
coaches of the team organised for us to have food
etc together before the game so we were all kept
together as a team. It was very nerve racking and
there seemed to be a lot of tension between us as we
got closer to the time of leaving on the team bus.
We left Carrick on the team bus at half 5 along with
our 40 odd supporters, arrived at Dam Park in Ayr at
around 10 minutes to 6. Walking into the changing
rooms began to make the experience finally seem
real.
After a quick change
it was time for the warm up. Even though it was not
even the start of the game yet the small crowd were
shouting and screaming and sounding like 400 people
never mind only 40. The warm up was finished and it
was time to go inside complete our final
preparations for the game ahead. Mr Brown gave the
speech and it was now time for me to lead the team
out, as soon I stepped on the pitch the nerves
disappeared and I was full of determination and
pride. Team pictures were taken before the game.
This made not just me but the full team feel like
what we have always aspired to be. Superstars. As
soon as the game kicked off it was a fiery encounter
with tackles fly in dangerously from every player on
the park, as this fixture was earlier in the year.
Within 5 minutes of
the game Prestwick led. Defensive mix ups cost us
dearly throughout the season. We were able to claw
it back to 1 each, but then bang we scored again
just before half time. The second half was pretty
much the same as the first except from the weather.
It began to really heavily snow and made it
difficult for both teams to play. But Prestwick were
able to capitalise and score another two goals
through their star player Matt Kennedy, the under 16
Scotland star was on fire. He made a darting run
into our box late on and I made a silly tackle and
gave away a penalty kick. The kick was converted and
they were now 2 goals up.
We gave everything we
had as a team and as individuals and got a goal back
late on but it was not enough, the tie was won by
our opponents. It was heart breaking, the team was
gutted with many of our important players in tears,
me included. As the captain of the team I felt that
I had to try and pull everyone through but I
couldn’t pull myself through never mind my team
mates and best friends. For many of the team this
may have been the first and last time they reach a
final of a competition so it would be very hard for
them to take. I would like to thank on behalf of the
team Mr Brown, Mr Wilson and Mr Dunsmuir for getting
us to this stage as it looked very unlikely at some
points.
Written by Aiden McCartney, the captain of the team.
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Pontoon Golf
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March medal |
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RICKY SCOTT |
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Bogey comp |
TIED |
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W.WESTCOTT |
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April medal |
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R.SCOTT |
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Spring outing |
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K.McSORLEY |
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May medal |
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1st |
M.THOMSON |
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Stableford comp |
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1st |
D.STRANG |
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V.CAPTAINS |
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1st |
K.McSORLEY |
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Hannah trophy |
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1st |
P.CONWAY |
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Summer outing |
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M THOMSON |
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June medal |
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1st |
R. SCOTT |
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C. Milligan trophy |
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1st |
P.CONWAY |
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July medal |
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1st |
P.CONWAY |
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S. Davidson trophy |
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1st |
K.McSORLEY |
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Five club trophy |
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1st |
A.CAMPBELL |
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August medal |
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1st |
CMILLIGAN |
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Founder’s trophy |
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1st |
P.CONWAY |
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Millennium trophy |
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1st |
P.CONWAY |
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Winter outing |
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1st |
R.SCOTT |
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Seniors’ trophy |
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1st |
R.SCOTT |
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Medal winners |
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1st |
R.SCOTT |
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CALLUM’S TROPTHY |
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1st |
D.STRANG |
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Club championship |
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R Eccles |
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