PIPING: |
Bruce
Gandy (winner of all Professional Piping events and trophies) with the MacCrimmon Memorial
Cairn - the Piobaireachd prize. He previously has won this event and trophy in 1982, 1991,
and 1996. |
Kevin
MacDonald was the overall winner in Grade 1 Piping, and he won the Grade 1 Piobaireachd
and MSR trophies too. |
Liz
Dunsire won Overall in Grade 2, and she won the Piobaireachd, and the MSR trophies too. |
Ben
Parsonson won overall in Grade 3, and he won the G3 Piobaireachd trophy too. |
Alex
Gandy was the overall winner in Grade 4 Piping, and the winner of the Most Promising Piper
award. |
Marina
Lawson was the overall winner in Grade 5, here with the Piping Hot Summer Drummer
Trophy |
George
Young was the Adult class overall winner. |
Kelly
Fuller was the Grade 1 Piper with the most combined points from the 69th Annual Gathering
and the past winter Mini-Gatherings. She also wins a trip to the George Sherriff
Memorial Contest. |
DRUMMING: |
James
P. Troy was the overall winner in Professional Side Drumming. (He also finished 3rd in
Professional Piping MSR!) |
Carly
Coulson was the overall winner in Grade 1 Side Drumming |
Alexander
Munro was the overall winner in Grade 2 Side Drumming. |
Kristen
Tully was the overall winner in Grade 3 Side Drumming. |
Shauna
Keyes was the overall winner in Grade 4 Side Drumming, and she also won the Most Promising
Drummer award. |
Doug
Mossington was the winner in Adult Side Drumming. |
Annie
Head was the Grade 1 Tenor Drumming winner. |
Sarah
Ballard was the Grade 2 Tenor Drumming winner. |
MINI BANDS |
Grade 2
Mini Band and G2 Drum Corps winner was the Maple Ridge Pipe Band "A". Here PM
Angus Macpherson and DS Dan Weeks pose with their awards. |
Grade 3
Mini Band winner Robert Malcolm Memorial PB "A" - A happy PM Alison Dunsire
poses with the award. |
Grade 4
Mini Band and Drum Corps winners were the Sir James McDonald Pipe Band. Here acting PM
Will Beattie, and DS Andrew Finley pose with their awards. |
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Bruce
Gandy won all of the Professional Piping events, his son Alex won the Grade 4 Aggregate,
and the most promising piper awards. Here they pose with their trophies, and Senior event
judge Willie McCallum (43K photo) |
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