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Our 2022/23 Season started off with the afternoon session of the Doune Rosebowl on 31 August. We were all a little rusty but managed to win 3 of the 7 ends played in the progressive bonspiel. The winner for the … Continue reading →

Having just held our Closing Bonspiel that’s it for another season. Congratulations to the recent winners of The Clachan Cup – skipped by Alan Brunger and consisting of Andy Kinninmonth, Anne Ewing, Sheila Steel. The winners of the Closing Bonspiel … Continue reading →

As usual, this was a competitive atmosphere and everyone played well. The result does not reflect the level of playing, sadly 14 to the Gents and 1 to the ladies. Every end was close with the Gents Skip placing 1 … Continue reading →

Happy New Year to everyone! Hopefully we will get back to enjoy some more curling in the second half of this season. We will keep an eye on any developments in Government restrictions in relation to Covid and let you … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Andy Kinninmonth and his team of John Steel, Alan Brunger and Sheila Steel for winning the trophy this year. They played Derek Young’s team in the final to clinch victory following some very intense and competitive play. We … Continue reading →

Four teams competed in some intense games of pairs but it was John Steel and Chris Bilsland who were the overall winners of our annual Pairs Competition. Janet Simpson and Anne Ewing were runners-up. As we couldn’t leave the Presidents … Continue reading →

Team lists and match dates are on the website calendar for our Club games. Province dates will be added soon.

It may be hot and sunny outside, but our curling season starts next month. Yes, in August curling in Stirling starts with a “Bounceback” week, which also incorporates the annual Doune Rosebowl competition. Drymen CC has one team entered into … Continue reading →

It is with great sadness that the Club wishes to inform members of the passing of George Gibb.   George was a loyal member of Drymen Curling Club for many years.   Our thoughts and sympathies go out to his wife Margaret.