Games start 7pm. 15 ends 1 trial. First named in each tie has home advantage.

All games start at 7pm. First named in each tie has home advantage.

Auchencairn 4 (62)Castle Douglas 8 (65)
Creetown 2 (48) Dalbeattie 10 (71)
Gatehouse 0 (22) Kirkcudbright 12 (40)
New Abbey 9 (46) Spalding 3 (37)

New Abbey now lead the league by four points with one match to go - they travel to Castle Douglas for the league decider next Tuesday. Castle Douglas have a superior shots difference so a victory by eight points to four will mean they retain the league title, making it seven in a row.  New Abbey were the last team other than Castle Douglas to win the league so they will be all out to regain the title.

Stewartry took on Renfrewshire on Saturday at New Abbey in a rain affected match.  The game was played over just 11 ends due to the weather.  Stewartry had only one losing rink, however they still came out on the losing side by 56 shots to 64.  Results - Stewartry skips first :

S McCubbin 11:11 D Wright
J Crawford 5:16 J Adam
G Maxwell 12:10 G Pringle
K Shuttleworth 7:6 H Queen
A Davies 12:12 S Carson
G Brown 9:9 D Perrit

The team for this Saturday’s game at Rutherglen against Glasgow East is :

O Clingan, J McGarrie, J McGaw, K Shuttleworth
E McMinn, H Robertson, W True, G Brown
W Lenza, R Crossan, B Richardson, S McCubbin
G Davies, A Harris, J Crawford, A Davies
G Cochrane, D Hunter, W Brydson, S Davies
B McMinn, M Turnbull, R Monteith, G Maxwell

Stewartry League Results Tuesday 3rd June

Auchencairn 10 - 2 Dalbeattie
Castle Douglas 10 - 2 Creetown
New Abbey 12 - 0 Gatehouse
Spalding 10.5 - 1.5 Kirkcudbright

New Abbey now lead the league with 53 points ahead of Castle Douglas on 50.  Auchencairn are third on 43 points and are the only other team who can challenge New Abbey.  New Abbey are at home to Spalding next Tuesday, while Castle Douglas go to Auchencairn.  In the final round of matches New Abbey visit Castle Douglas while Auchencairn go to Kirkcudbright.  It promises to be a tight finish!

Stewartry took on section leaders Lanarkshire South at Kirkcudbright on Saturday.  They fought well and led early on, however Lanarkshire stuck to the task better and wore down the Stewartry lads to take the victory 132 - 109.

Scores (Stewartry first)
S Richardson 19 - 20 R Grant
A Davies 18 - 23 J Simpson
S McCubbin 18 - 25 I McLean
K Shuttleworth 17 - 22 I Campbell
G Maxwell 25 - 14 D Gardner
G Brown 12 - 28 J Meikle

Next Saturday Stewartry meet Renfrewshire South at New Abbey.  The team is :

K Shuttleworth, B Richardson, A Harris, O Clingan
G Brown, W True, H Robertson, E McMinn
G Maxwell, G Green, M Turnbull, B McMinn
A Davies, S Davies, R Crossan, G Davies
S Richardson, J Crawford, D Hunter, G Cochrane
S McCubbin, R McClune, R McElroy, W Lenza

GALLOWAY CUP 2014

Wigtownshire win the Galloway Cup 185 - 152

Portwilliam were the highest up rink and were presented with the Galloway Cup

NEWTON STEWART GREEN

               STRANRAER     15   v   9    GATEHOUSE (2)

                   KIRKINNER         16             v      12     NEW ABBEY (1)

                    KIRKCOWAN       8             v       15     KIRKCUDBRIGHT (2)

                   PORT PATRICK     9            v      23      CASTLE DOUGLAS (1)

                   CASTLE KENNEDY  12      v      13       CREETOWN

                   GLENLUCE                15      v       14      DALBEATTIE

KIRKCOWAN GREEN

                   WIGTOWN          21             v      9   GATEHOUSE (1)      

                   KIRKCOLM          25           v       7   NEW ABBEY (2)       

                   SANDHEAD         13           v      12  KIRKCUDBRIGHT (1)      

                   NEWTON STEWART  14  v      10 AUCHENCAIRN

                   PORTWILLIAM     25        v       5  CASTLE DOUGLAS (2)

                   ISLE of WHITHORN  12  v     23  SPALDING       

                  Wigtownshire         185       V      152   Stewartry           

Castle Douglas ‘B’ win the KBA Cup at Auchencairn on Friday night. Stewartry Vice President Scott McCubbin presented the Cup to Castle Douglas President Lorna Dobbie.

2 Bowl Pairs- CD ‘B’ Tom Maxwell & Tommy Caven - Dalbeattie Stuart Tait & Billy McMinn

CD were 3 shots up after 7 ends and the same after 14, the game remained tight and finished  CD ‘B’ 19 - Dalbeattie 17

4 Bowl Pairs - CD ‘B’ Norman Davies & Graeme Maxwell - Dalbeattie James Harper & Steven McMinn

Dalbeattie got off to a good start and lead 6 - 0 after 4 ends but CD picked up 9 shots in the next 4 ends, there after the game was very close with Dalbeattie getting the shot in the last end to win 16 - 15.

Triples -  CD ‘B’ Colin McCleary, Michael Turnbull & William Brydson - Dalbeattie James Curzon, Ronnie Gibson & Bruce Richardson.

CD got off to a good start in this game and lead 6-1 after 5 ends and 13-4 after 10 ends and finnished up winning 17 - 8.

Fours -  CD ‘B’ James Richardson, Gordon Davies, Ronnan Crossan & John McGaw - Dalbeattie Kenny Logan, Duncan McFegan, Tommy Feenan & Dennis McKnight.

This was another close game 5 -5 after 5 ends, Dalbeattie lead 13 - 9 after 10 ends but CD had the better  of the remaining ends and won 16 - 15

Castle Douglas ‘B’ 67 - Dalbeattie 56

New Abbey go top after Castle Douglas lose at Dalbeattie.

Dalbeattie 8/61    -    Castle Douglas 4/59

Kirkcudbright 2/46    -    New Abbey 10/80

Creetown 2/59    -    Auchencairn 10/87

Gatehouse 12/35    -    Spalding 0/21