Fraser Cup Round 2 Results Monday 13th October

 

"  The second round of the Fraser Cup League was played at Greenacres at 1000 on Mon 13 Oct where Gangrels 1 (S McFadzean (S), D Cattanach, R Peat, F Hogg) met A&A2 (A Mitchell (S), H Kennedy, J Shanks,  P Kennedy) on Sheet A and Gangrels 2 (P Galloway (S), E Lawrence, J Niblock, R Charters) met A&A 3 ( R Wilson, K Ireland, L Wilson, D Haddow) on Sheet B.  Other than 2 curlers practicing on Sheet D, we were alone and it was all very quiet - to begin with!  On Sheet A, A&A took an early lead but on the 3^rd end Gangrels drew level and then took a 4 on the fourth end to lead 6-2.  They edged further ahead on the 5^th with A&A retaliating by taking a 2 in the 6^th but another single shot in the last end saw Gangrels 1 shake hands 8-4 winners.

On Sheet B, A&A opened the scoring but Gangrels then never looked back by taking consecutive 4 shots in the 2^nd and 3^rd ends.  On the 4^th end, A&A took a 2 to then be trailling 3-8 with 3 ends to go.  Gangrels kept up the pressure to win the last 3 ends with the final result a win 13-3.  The updated league table is below."

                                       GANGRELS v A&A FRASER CUP LEAGUE RESULTS 2025

 

Round 2 (13 Oct)

 

Rink	Skip	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Points	Ends+	Ends-	Shots+	Shots-	Place
Gangrels 1	Mc Fadzean	2	2	0	0	4	8	6	15	9	1
A&A 1	Baines	1	0	0	1	0	3	4	5	7	6
Gangrels 2	Galloway	2	1	0	1	2	8	6	16	11	2
A&A 2	Mitchell	2	1	0	1	2	7	7	12	11	3
Gangrels 3	Henry	1	1	0	0	2	5	3	10	5	4
A&A 3	R Wilson	2	0	0	2	0	5	10	8	23	5

 

Gangrel Skips rotate as shown in the Club Fixture List on a game by game basis.

 

 GCC - RINK CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 1 RESULT - SUN 12 OCT

 " The first round of the Rink Championship was played at Greenacres at 2000 on Sun 12 Oct when Gangrels (R Peat (S), D Hope, P Galloway, D Cattanach) played against Galston 1 (J Dykes (S), M Evan, F McGinnis,             M Dykes).  We were allocated Sheet F as all the main hall sheets were occupied by Stewarton Heather and the ice on the back sheets was not as keen, swingy and consistent as is customary which we subsequently learnt was probably due to teething problems with the new ice plant recently installed and set to work at a cost of £140K.  The first 3 ends were very much a nip and tuck affair with both sides equally matched but Galston stole a 2 on the 4^th end to edge ahead and lead 4-1. They then increased their lead with consistent and better play over the next 3 ends to win 6-2.  They now go on to meet Sorn in the semi-final on 17 Nov at Greenacres."