Scottish Schools Curling Championship

Scottish Schools Curling Championship
Scottish Schools Curling Championship
Established	1967
2021 host city	Ayr
2021 arena	Ayr Curling Club
2020 champion	Orrin Carson ; Dalbeattie High School, Dalbeattie

Last updated July 27, 2024

The Scottish Schools Curling Championship is an annual curling competition held to determine the best school curling team in Scotland.

Previous winners

A list of previous School Champions:^[2]

Scottish Schools Curling Champions
	Winners		Runners-up
Year	School	Team	School	Team
1967	Hutchesons' Grammar School	Campbell Dick Robin Gemmell Alex Jamieson Alistair Anderson	The High School of Glasgow	Neil Turner Hamish MacKay David Hunter David Elliott
1968	George Watson's College	Colin Baxter Jimmy Hunter Peter Welsh Arthur Hendry	George Heriot's School	Archie Ballantyne Gordon Wilson Douglas Arnet Ross Millar
1969	George Watson's College	Colin Baxter Peter Welsh Donald Crerar Arthur Hendry	Kingussie High School	John Fraser Kit Fraser George Fraser Simon South
1970	Hutchesons' Grammar School	Graeme Adam Brian Alderman Alistair Govan John Brown	Lockerbie Academy	Duncan Greig Alastair Grieg Alan Hunter Keith Hunter
1971	Hutchesons' Grammar School	Graeme Adam Brian Alderman Alistair Govan John Brown	George Heriot's School	Bob Martin Lindsay Scotland Brian Clark David Auld
1972	Hutchesons' Grammar School	Brian Alderman Alistair Govan Ian Webster John Brown	George Heriot's School	Mark Smith Ronnie Brock James Cowan Graham Tait
1973	George Heriot's School	Mark Smith Ronnie Brock James Cowan Graham Tait	Lanark Grammar	Lockhart Steele Tom McGregor Jr Helen Steele Douglas Carruthers
1974	Hutchesons' Grammar School	Ken Horton Willie Jamieson Keith Douglas Graham Govan	Kingussie High School	Simon South John Russell Kenneth Mackintosh Jonathan South
1975	Lockerbie Academy	Neil Gibson Andrew Campbell Garry Smith Robert Jardine	Hutchesons' Grammar School	Willie Jamieson John Pearson John Kerr Stewart Gilmour
1976	Kingussie High School	John Russell Jonathan South David Miller Robert Byiers	Stranraer Academy	Andrew McQuistin Neale McQuistin John Sharp Helen Wallace
1977	Stranraer Academy	John Sharp Hugh Aitken Peter Wilson Helen Wallace	Kingussie High School	John Russell Jonty South David Miller Stewart Dryburgh
1978	George Watson's College	Norman Brown Geoffrey Smith Martin Turner David Ansell	Kingussie High School	John Russell Jonty South David Miller David Gray
1979	Perth High School	David Hay Mike Hay Sandy Hay John Thompson	Kingussie High School	Jonty South Stewart Dryburgh Peter Grant Ailsa Russell
1980	Perth High School	David Hay Mike Hay Sandy Hay Kenneth Farquharson	Stranraer Academy	Stuart Wilson Murray McWilliam Philip Wilson Hugh Kilpatrcik
1981	Perth Academy	Russell Keiller Peter Smith Stephen Edwards David Longmuir	Kirkcaldy High School	Stewart Dryburgh Douglas Dryburgh Garry Nicol Scott Johnston
1982	George Watson's College	David Aitken David Imlah Martin Wragg Alan Davidson	Kirkcaldy High School	Douglas Dryburgh Barrie Gilmour
1983	Hutchesons' Grammar School	Keith Letton John Kennedy John Laird Graeme McFarlane	Kirkcaldy High School	Douglas Dryburgh
1984	Inverness Royal Academy	Graham McKenna Alan Baikie John Munro Mark Fraser	Auchterarder High School	Ian Watt Richard Dickson Graham Marchbank Lindsay Pithers
1985	Breadalbane Academy	Alistair Scott Derek Smith Douglas Scott Alistair Hay	Millburn Academy	Neil Potter Iain Cormack Dianne Lyle Jane Calder
1986	Pitlochry High School	Simon Hartley Neil MacDonald Andrew Todd Andrew Penker	Lockerbie Academy	Robert Paterson Daniel Rudd Jamie Strawhorn Julia Halliday
1987	Perth Academy	Graeme Connal Alison Milne Alison Smith Mark Brass	Breadalbane Academy	Douglas Scott Andrew Todd Paul Garden Andrew Penker
1988	Breadalbane Academy	Simon Hartley Gordon Hay Andrew Penker Hilary Leckie	Marr College	Struan Macnee Ross McDonald Craig Barton David Trueman
1989	Breadalbane Academy	Simon Hartley Gordon Hay Michael Hartley Neil Kemp	Lockerbie Academy	Craig Wilson Richard Burnett Craig Strawhorn Keith Carlyle
1990	McLaren High School	Christopher Hildrey Martyn Steedman Peter Reilly Forbes Sinclair	Johnstone High	Colin Beckett Fiona Brown Fiona MacFarlane Cassey Paterson
1991	Lockerbie Academy	Craig Wilson Richard Burnett Keith Carlyle Jennifer Fountain	Stranraer Academy	Willie Lyburn Frazer Hare Andrew Ross Gary McMeachan
1992	Kingussie High School	James Dryburgh Rory Simpson Scott Gilbert Ewan Mason	Gryffe High School	Nairn Robertson Lorna Rettig Lynn Taggart David Elder
1993	Millburn Academy	Martin McKendrick Iain Gordon Tim MacIntyre Neil MacIntosh	Kelvinside Academy	Mark Hamilton Scott Crawford Mark Duguid Ramsay Muirhead
1994	Stewarton Academy	Brian Smith Neil Wilson Stuart Smith Alasdair Smith	Forfar Academy	Richard Tasker Louise Tasker Iain Kilgour Steve Warden
1995	Lockerbie Academy	Mark Alder Russell Smith Gavin Fleming David Edwards	Stewarton Academy	Alasdair Smith Malcolm Noble David Shephard John Craig
1996	Stranraer Academy	Tom Buchanan Scott McColm Lyndsay Cumming Kirsty Harrison	Strathaven Academy	Iain Stobo Stuart Raeburn Craig Martin Brian Greenock
1997	Lockerbie Academy	Gavin Fleming Adam Hyslop Russell Smith David Edwards	Stranraer Academy	Tom Buchanan Scott McColm Lyndsay Cumming Ross McColm
1998	Morrison's Academy	Peter McLaren Hugh Mickel Murray McGregor Stuart Cameron	Webster's High School	Alan Waddell Graham Smith Hugh Thompson Vivien Ogilvy
1999	Garnock Academy	Craig Reid Alexander Fulton Sarah Reid Nicola Munro	Breadalbane Academy	Craig McKenzie Steven Hausrath Malcolm Burrell Guy Hailey
2000	Morrison's Academy	Murray McGregor Stuart Cameron Kirsteen Weir Richard Haggart	Breadalbane Academy	Malcolm Burrell Keith Duncan Miller Kenneth Campbell Callum Buchan
2001	Balfron High School	Logan Gray Fraser Easton David McEwan Gordon McDougall	Lockerbie Academy	Scott Hamilton Gareth Owen David Morton Alan Spence
2002	Stranraer Academy	John Wilson Iain Chalmers Michael McColm Angus Wemyss	Lockerbie Academy	Scott Hamilton
2003	Park Mains High School	Alasdair Guthrie Jennifer Morrison Colin Anderson Paul Darroch	Lockerbie Academy	Robert Hamilton Sandy Smith Linsey Spence Katie Stevenson
2004	Currie Community High School	Kerry Barr David Copland Steven Kennedy Ann Barr	Forfar Academy	Greg Drummond Marie Callander Kerr Drummond Roy Nicoll
2005	Stewart's Melville College	Jamie Dick Colin Dick Struan Wood Andrew Young	Stirling High School	James Dunn Michael Goodfellow Kirsty Stevenson Cathrine Johnston
2006	Lockerbie Academy	Claire Hamilton Anna Sloan Megan Priestley Hannah Fleming	Stewart's Melville College	Jamie Dick Colin Dick Struan Wood Andrew Young
2007	Lockerbie Academy	Graeme Black Anna Sloan Robert McBride Thomas Sloan	Forfar Academy	Kerr Drummond Murray Young Julia Callander Andrew Callander
2008	Stewart's Melville College	Colin Dick Struan Wood Douglas Burns Jonathan Irwin	Fortrose Academy	Peter McIntyre Scott Fraser Jamie Fraser Neil Paul
2009	Lockerbie Academy	Hannah Fleming Kimberley Smith Alice Spence Kirsten McNay	Garnock Academy	Gavin Reid Greg Matthew Stuart Marshall Fraser Keil
2010	Merchiston Castle	Grant Hardie Hamilton McMillan Alastair Brunton Mark Munro	Arbroath High School	Duncan Menzies Robert Fawns Alistair Stewart Angus Dowall
2011	Arbroath High School	Duncan Menzies Robert Fawns Angus Dowall Thomas Halder	Millburn Academy	Calum Greenwood Ryan Peters Stewart Lyle Thomas Willis
2012	George Heriot's School	Bruce Mouat Rowena Kerr Daneel Miney Andrew McGowan	Arbroath High School	Robert Fawns Thomas Halder Ben Bremner Craig Cameron
2013	Kelso High School	Cameron Bryce Neil Sutherland Amy Bryce Callum Potts	Stranraer Academy	Bobby Lammie Neil Topping Euan Kyle Stewart Kyle
2014	Lockerbie Academy	Cameron McNay Ryan McCormick Matthew Reive Angus Naysmith
2015	Stranraer Academy	Stewart Kyle Euan Kyle Katie McMillan Brendan Todd
2016	Perth Academy	Callum Kinnear Mili Smith Angus Martin Connor Willie-Milne
2017	Perth High School	Duncan McFadzean Leeanne McKenzie Matthew McKenzie Cameron Paterson
2018	Saint Joseph's College	Scott Hyslop Nevin Harmjanz Jack Carrick Finlay Kennedy	Kelso High School	Angus Bryce Joanna Sutherland Kyle McLean Callum McLean
2019	Kelso High School	Angus Bryce Joanna Sutherland Kyle McLean Callum McLean	St. Joseph's College	Scott Hyslop Nevin Harmjanz Jack Carrick Finlay Kennedy
2020	Dalbeattie High School	Orrin Carson Struan Carson Hannah Farries Kirsty Farries

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References

↑ "AROUND THE RINKS: 8TH – 13RD MARCH". Scottish Curling. 13 March 2018. Retrieved 26 November 2019.
↑ "Scottish Schools Curling Champions". Scottish Curling. Retrieved 26 November 2019.

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