Loading ...Stuart Easton and Tom Glover both received high mentions at the Oban and Lonach Games during the week, which also saw Faye Henderson (Oban Gold Medalist 2010) being allowed to compete in the Inverness Gold Medal. (more…)
Faye Henderson became the first female winner of the Gold Medal today at Oban, at the age of 18. Her tune was Lament for Donald Dugahld McKay. (more…)
St Laurence O’Toole (Eire) won the 2010 World Pipe Band Championships, being the first band to break the top position for the first time since 1998. (more…)
Auckland and Districts have qualified in second position this morning at the World Pipe Band Championships (more…)
Canterbury Caledonian finished off a successful first weekend in Scotland, taking 4th at Bridge of Allan behind Strathclyde Police, Fife Constabulary, and Inveraray and Districts. (more…)
Canterbury Caledonian took second at the North Berwick Highland Games this weekend, just behind Peel Regional Police. (more…)
Stuart Easton has, for the third time in a row, swept every event at the Wellington Centre Piping competitions (more…)
Stuart Easton swept up three firsts to take the A Grade/Open aggregate prize at Dunedin on the weekend. Greg Wilson was the runner up, winning the Piobaireachd and two 2/4 Marches.
Murray Mansfield and Stuart Easton took top honours at the Colin Craig Claidhmor and Targe on Saturday. (more…)
Greg Wilson and Brian Switalla both enjoyed significant wins at the annual Hastings Highland Games in the weekend. The 60th Anniversary of the Games peaked with record numbers entering in all piping events. Wilson won the Gold Clasp (for former winners of the Gold Medal) on the Friday evening, with Switalla the runner up. Switalla also won most points A Grade throughout the weekend. The Gold Clasp field was the largest in many years. (more…)