Next Fixtures & Updates

  • 27-10-25 Mon @ 19.45 - Rennie C v D
  • 29-10-25 Wed @ 18.00 - Wingate 1 v 3 and 2 v 4 & SUPPER
  • 31-10-25 Fri @ 19.45 - Rennie A v B (not D as prev mentioned)
  • 9-11-25 Sun from 12.45 - Club Pairs Competition
  • Website last updated 23-10-25

Thursday, 16 October 2025

Opening Bonspiel

 After many hours by Shelagh and Graeme, we finally managed to poach three of Aberlady's Junior Reserves to fill the  final places and 16 players approached the ice.

Game one saw Vice President Richard try his hand at skipping against Roy.  Team Richy must have thought that this skipping lark was easy as they took the first three ends and a 6 - 0 lead.  They learned that you should never count 'Dead Eye Roy and his Curling Stick' out, as the Black quartet fought back to only being one shot behind going in to the final end.  Team Taylor's nerves held firm thou as they claimed 2 shots and the win 9 - 6.  They should also be commended for getting in 8 ends!

Meanwhile..... Game two saw Euan Forbes trying his hand at skipping against the experienced duo of Andy McD backed by Ian Donald.   Euan must also have thought that skipping was easy as his team took a 2 in the first end.  Then the wheels came off !  Loses of a 5 and then a steal of 7 in the second and third ends made the eventual result inevitable.  With a considerable lead, Andy generously relinquished his position as skip to their own 14 year old recruit, Finlay. This allowed Team Forbes to take the final end and stop Team McDiarmid doing two complete laps of the board.

In a nice gesture, the winning team, Andy McDiarmid, Ian Donald, Shelagh Main and Finlay Richardson decided to donate their chocolate prizes to the three borrowed youngsters (Finlay R, Ali and Joey Breeze) who, despite the mixed results all seemed to enjoy the game.

The evening concluded with supper where we all caught up with "what I did during the summer holidays"    

Wednesday, 15 October 2025

Coronation League

 With our first two games played we are standing with two losses, but experience is being ganed in this new, to us, competition.

 

CORONATION LEAGUE WEEK 2. vs 2022 winners Mid Calder.

A very close game that came down to the last stone. We traded 1 shot per end down to the last end. Great shots played by all Haddington players on tricky ice. Mid Calder had to draw against 6 at the 4th end!

We didn't manage the last end as well as the others and it came down to a hit and roll with last stone. The stone just rolled about 6 inches too far to loose a 2.

Well done team. Next week Penicuik

Friday, 5 September 2025

RCCC Rink Championships

Information added to Fixtures Tab.
Syllabus revised
NB. New Format for this competition. 

Monday, 1 September 2025

Syllabus update - Swan Trophy details

 The syllabus (and fixtures tab) have been updated with the Draw for The Swan.

Great news - we are in to the Semi Finals already ! 

Saturday, 30 August 2025

Syllabus

 Syllabus (inside) and Fixtures updated as of 25-8-25

Wednesday, 28 May 2025

Season 25-26 News

Following an invitation, Haddington is entering a team in the Monday Night Coronation League.  This will run on 14 nights throughout the season.  Our team will provisionally be headed by Morgan Nicoll.

Our Points Competition will be pushed back later in the season to a Saturday in February, to give everyone a chance to get their eye in !   As a trial, it will be run at the same time as Aberlady's Points and will share the ice.

Ice is currently being booked and over the next couple of months this website will be getting its summer clean in preparation for next season. 

Anyone wishing to join should act asap and contact Shelagh or myself.

Provisionally, the season will commence with our Wednesday 8th October with a Rennie League game.  The following Wednesday 15-10-25 should be our Opening Bonspiel and Supper (both dates tbc)

Other games will be confirmed when the ice is finally confirmed.

 Have a good and safe summer.

Friday, 21 March 2025

East Lothian Bonspiel

 


A huge congratulations to our team that contested and WON the Elco Cup (and other bits of silverware) at the East Lothian Province Bonspiel.  After a big win in their first game, they were in second place which meant that they were up against the first round leaders.  A second win saw them draw clear on shots and take the title.

Congratulations to Sandy Nicoll,  Andy Aberdein, Keith Anderson and Richard Taylor