Lymphoy Round 6.25 - 6th March

 Clark's bid for the Lymphoy is very much alive, and Munro is moving up the ranks!

Clark had a very decisive win over Fleming (skipped by Shona Watt), with a six in the first end proving very difficult to come back. This puts Clark back on the top, but doesn't mean she's locked it in yet!

Munro had a good win over Marshall, with some very difficult ends with lots of thinking! This jumps Munro right up to 3rd (although too many loses will make it very unlikely to win any cups!)

Here is the league table after the start of Round 6:

Clark up on top, but Steven and Barr have a game in hand! All up for grabs! League table after the start of Round 6.

Score Sheet after the start of Round 6:

Score sheet after the start of Round 6.

Lymphoy Round 5 complete - 27th February

 Well, Round 5 has set up a race for the title! And a less appealing race for the wooden spoon...

Munro had a very close game against Galloway, winning by taking a 3 in the 4th end and then the 7th, giving her her 2nd win.

Steven went up against Clark (skipped by Joe Barry after Kerry and Sarah, the skip and third, had subs). Despite getting a couple of 2s later in the game, Stevens 3 in the third end really set them up for the win, and a 3 in the 5th end sealed that win.

Here is the league table after the completion of Round 5:

Steven leads the way with 7 points, but closely followed by Barr and Clark! League table after Round 5.

Score Sheet after round 5:

Score sheet after Round 5.

Lymphoy Round 5.25 - 20th February

 Apologies for the delay in posting results!

Good wins from Jenny Barr and Brian Fleming's teams mean a bit of a shake up on the table. This competition is very close this year!

League table after the start of Round 5:

Clark still at the top, but Barr is a close second. League table after the start of Round 5.

Score Sheet after the start of Round 5:

Score sheet after the start of Round 5.

Lymphoy Round 4 Complete - 13th February

 The last four rinks to complete round 4 took to the ice on Friday the 13th (spooky!), and with 6 subs out of 16 players, it was an interesting night!

John Steven's team were the only team out with all original members (Morag and Sheena have been sharing a rink) and they won their game comfortably against Karen Munro's team, who had two juniors playing lead and second (they played very well!)

Joe Barry was the only original member of Kerry Clark's team. They had a very close game against Andrew Galloway's team, which was skipped by Morna, and Kerry's team came out on top by 1 point!

Kerry and John's wins have shuffled the league table about a bit, with Kerry on top and John sitting in second with Jen a close third!

League table after the completion of Round 4.

Here is the score sheet:

Score sheet after the completion of Round 4,

Lymphoy Round 4.5 - 6th February

 On the 6th of February, the first 4 teams to play the 4th round took to the ice.

Katie Wood's team took on the current leaders, Jen Marshall, and came up on top with a dominant 8 - 2 win.

On the other sheet, Brian Fleming's team took on Jenny Barr's team and managed to secure his first victory with a decisive 12 - 2 win (taking a 6 in the 6th end!).

Here is the league table after the start of round 4:

League table after the start of Round 4.

 Here is the score sheet after Round 4.

Score sheet after the start of Round 4,

Lymphoy Round 3 complete - 30th January

 Round 3 is now complete with teams Barr, Wood, Clark and Munro (all female skips!) taking to the ice on Friday.

 It wasn't to be for Team Wood (Skipped by Andrew Barr) or Team Munro with some big loses. I'm going to blame the ice...

With the completion of round 3, still out on top by 1 point is Team Marshall, who have yet to lose a game. There are a few teams close on her heels though!

League table after end of Round 3

Here is the score sheet after Round 3:

Score sheet after end of Round 3

 

Points Competition 2026

Wouldn't you just love to have been at the meeting, probably at the Riccarton, where Currie Curling Club members, David Cunningham of Harlaw, Robert Palmer the local dominie, and Dr Somerville, the minister at Currie Kirk, first got together and said to themselves, "Let's invent a skills-based game to judge who is the best individual curler on a given day!" Out of that meeting came the Points game that we know and love to this day.  Hopefully, Dr Somerville cleared a wee path for the other two so that they were looking down and not up on Friday 16th January at the latest iteration of the C&B Points Competition.

Eleven club members gathered at Curl Edinburgh after the Friday night league game, and after having enjoyed excellent refreshment, courtesy of Embo Catering.  Eleven, it turns out, is a good number for a points competition on two sheets of ice, as it enabled us to get seven of the ten points disciplines covered.  We all had four attempts each at striking, inwicking, drawing, guarding, chap and lie, wick in and raising.  By far the most difficult of the disciplines turned out to inwicking where, out of a possible total number of points on offer of 88 (2 points per attempt), the combined group only managed to score 13 points!  Conversely, the easiest discipline was striking where the total score was 60/88.  We managed to get pass marks at drawing (55/88), and for the rest, the group was middle of the road - high 30s to low 40s.

Individually there were some good scores.  In the overall competition, Robin scored 35 points for 3rd place, Andrew 36 points for runner-up spot, but the overall winner with a commendable 37 points was Niall Gunn.  The women's competition ended up in a tie with Kerry and Jennifer both scoring 32 points; they agreed to share the trophy this year, rather than have a play-off.

Great fun was had by one and all and there was a sociable gather-up of competitors in the bar afterwards, where Club President Kerry Clark announced the scores and congratulated the winners.