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Edinburgh Croquet Club was founded in 1950 at a meeting organised by the distinguished author Moray McLaren.  Thirty-five people joined, the annual Subscription was 15/- (75p) and Mr McLaren was elected President, an office he held until his death in 1971.
 
It was through the good offices of Sir Andrew Murray, then Lord Provost that ground at Lauriston Castle was made available for play, at an annual rent of £15.  One lawn was laid out in 1950 with a second added in 1953. Drainage and levelling work was started by the Edinburgh Corporation in 1955 and the area rearranged to provide one full-size and two slightly smaller courts.

The Club has continued at Lauriston Castle since then, though from 1975 to 1982 there was also some play at Morningside Park.

 

In 1956 four members of the touring New Zealand team played exhibition matches (in front of over 60 spectators) and a match against the Club.  In 1959 a Glasgow Club was formed and matches against them began in 1964 (a year in which 20 new members joined). The Club's friendly matches with Norton Hall (then England's most northerly club) began the following year.

 

In 1967 a number of Edinburgh members entered the All-England handicap singles, which that year marked the centenary of the first croquet tournament, and it was Lt-Cdr R.D. Sinclair of the Edinburgh Club who triumphed in the finals at Hurlingham and was presented with the trophy by Her Majesty the Queen.

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All action at the Edinburgh Tournament

 

In 1969 and then from 1972 onwards the Club has run a week-long tournament during the Edinburgh International Festival, initially at Dunfermline College in Cramond but since 1981 at Fettes College. Previously indoor croquet sessions were held during the winter but the original venue for these, at Balgreen, became unavailable in 2001, and an alternative venue in Portobello proved less convenient, so this facility ceased in 2004.

 

With around 60 members, Edinburgh is one of the largest clubs in Scotland.

Attendances on Saturday afternoons sometimes exceed 20, and smaller numbers play at other times during the week. The annual coaching course for beginners continues to be popular and to attract new players to the game.

 

There has always been a good proportion of members who prefer not to be too competitive but who simply get a great deal of pleasure from playing their croquet in really magnificent surroundings, with Lauriston Castle on one side and on the other an open vista to the Forth and Fife. But over the years the Club has also helped develop many fine players.

 

The Club had been aware for some years of the need to improve its lawns two of which were on a slope. Recent work has created two level full-size courts (the third remaining slightly narrow and sloping).

 

 

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2007 Short Croquet Tournament in progress at Lauriston Castle

Club Competitions

 

For more information about the Competitions please see the Club Competitions and Tournaments page

Open Singles (Lauriston Cup)
Handicap Singles (Handicap Singles Trophy)
Veterans’ Handicap Singles (C.J. Tait Trophy - Veterans Cup)
1996 Andy Campbell
1997 Andy Campbell
1998 Brian Durward
1999 Andy Campbell
2000 Andy Campbell
2001 Stuart McKendrick
2002 Stuart McKendrick
2003 Stuart McKendrick
2004 Fergus McInnes
2005 Fergus McInnes

2006 Alan Wilson

2007 Alan Wilson

2008 Fegus McInnes
2009 Alan Wilson
1980 V.M. McPherson
1981 A.G.M. Hunter
1982 A.G.M. Hunter
1983 N.G. Hyne
1984 N.G. Hyne
1985 G. Anderson
1986 A.M. Ramsay
1987 Fred Mann
1988 Malcolm O’Connell
1989 Fred Mann
1990 Andy Campbell
1991 Andy Campbell
1992 Andy Campbell
1993 D. Farmer
1994 D. Farmer
1995 Stuart McKendrick
1996 Stuart McKendrick
1997 Brian Durward
1998 Fergus McInnes
1999 Campbell Morrison
2000 Campbell Morrison
2001 Stuart McKendrick
2002 John Clark
2003 Graham Brooks
2004 Alan Wilson
2005 Graham Brooks
2006 John Clark

2007 Jamie Edgar

2008 Campbell Morrison
2009 Jamie Edgar

1980 Mona Wright
1981 J.C. McCulloch
1982 L.J. Fotheringham
1983 V.M. McPherson
1984 M.R. Fotheringham
1985 M.R. Fotheringham
1986 M.R. Fotheringham
1987 A. Nisbet
1988 Ian Wright
1989 Basil Townsend
1990 A. Nisbet
1991 Donald Lamont
1992 Ian Wright
1993 Mona Wright
1994 Nigel Gardner
1995 Fred Mann
1996 Pat McCann
1997 Donald Lamont
1998 Donald Lamont
1999 Donald Lamont
2000 Alex Coull
2001 Ian Wright
2002 Alex Coull
2003 Allan Hawke
2004 Allan Hawke
2005 Alex Coull
2006 Ruth Goudie

2007 Alex Coull

2008 Ian Wright
2009 Ruth Goudie

Full Bisque Handicap Singles (Basil Townsend Trophy)
Handicap (formerly Sunday) League (Pat McCann Trophy)
Champion of Champions (Golden Jubilee Trophy)
1996 Brian Durward
1997 Stella McCraw
1998 John Seddon
1999 Alex Coull
2000 Alan Wilson
2001 John Clark
2002 Joyce Buckler
2003 Allan Hawke
2004 Joe Henderson
2005 Joe Henderson

2006 Jamie Edgar

2007 Jamie Edgar

2008 Janice Duguid
2009 Janice Duguid
1997 Pat McCann
1998 Joe Henderson
1999 Joe Henderson
2000 Joe Henderson
2001 John Clark
2002 Evelyn Mackenzie
2003 John Clark
2004 Allan Hawke
2005 not contested

2006 Seonaidh Edgar

2007 Seonaidh Edgar

2008 Sheila Tibbels
2009 John Clark
 
2001 Campbell Morrison
2002 Stuart McKendrick
2003 John Clark
2004 Allan Hawke
2005 Allan Hawke

2006 Fergus McInnes
2007 Jamie Edgar

2008 Alan Wilson
2009
Campbell Morrison

Handicap Doubles (Lamont & Elliott Cups)
Golf Croquet (C.J. Tait Salver)
1999 Ruth Goudie & Mattie Meiklejohn
2000 Ruth Goudie & Mattie Meiklejohn
2001 Ian Wright & Tom Tait
2002 Fred Mann & Evelyn Mackenzie
2003 John Clark & Sheila Tibbels
2004 John Clark & Sheila Tibbels
2005 John Clark & Sheila Tibbels
2006 Jamie Edgar & Sheila Tibbels
2007 John Clark & Sheila Tibbels
2008 Janice Duguid & Hamish Duguid
2009 Janice Duguid & Hamish Duguid
1996 Eileen Coull
1997 Betty Blaikie
1998 Stella McCraw
1999 Alex Coull
2000 Andy Campbell
2001 Joe Henderson
2002 Alex Cowie
2003 Joe Henderson
2004 Joe Henderson
2005 Joe Henderson
2006 Ian Wright
2007 Ian Wright
2008 Ian Wright
2009 John Clark

Club Tournaments

 

For more information about the Tournaments please see the Club Competitions and Tournaments page.

Lauriston Ells
Fun Doubles (Harold Wright Rosebowls)

1993 Eileen MacArthur & Betty Blaikie

1994 Joyce Buckler & M. Ivey

1995 John Seddon & L. Munro

1996 George Delday & Eileen Jack
1997 Morag Stewart & Deborah Adlam
1998 Gordon Brown
1999 Margaret Murray
2000 Godfrey Corfield
2001 Joanne Campbell
2002 Margaret Irvine & Annette Patterson
2003 Alix Middleton & Jason Wardley
2004 not contested
2005 Jamie Edgar
2006 Winifred Wyse

2007 Robert Darling & Hamish Duguid

2008 Muriel Sim & Sarah Duguid

2009 Nina van Rooijen & Elizabeth Hotson
2010 Brian McGrath & Ken Miller

1985 Ian Wright & J. Macadam

1986 Nigel Gardner & K.J. Coull

1987 Ian Wright & R.A. Baker

1988 Eileen Coull & J.S. Morriosn

1989 Stuart McKendrick & John Blaikie

1990 Marjorie Elliott & Eileen Coull

1991 Donald Lamont & Ruth Goudie

1992 D. Farmer & John Blaikie

1993 Joyce Cowie & P. Smith

1994 S. Dallest & Joyce Cowie

1995 Betty Blaikie & J. Murdoch

1996 Ruth Goudie & Peggy Bartlett
1997 Betty Blaikie & Joyce Buckler
1998 Betty Blaikie & Sheila Crearie
1999 Donald Lamont & Peggy Bartlett
2000 Mark Elliot & Peggy Bartlett
2001 Fergus McInnes & Morven Cross
2002 Graham Brooks & Morven Cross
2003 John Dewar & Morven Cross
2004 Alex Coull & Joe Henderson
2005 Ruth Goudie & Margaret McBride
2006 Ian Wright & Winifred Wyse
2007 Marjorie Elliott & Fiona Stewart
2008 Jean Forshall & John Dewar
2009 Peggy Bartlett & Morven Wardley
2010 Jean Forshall & Morven Wardley

Short Croquet Tournament (John Blaikie Cup)
End of Season 18+ Tournament (Adam Cup)
Stuart McKendrick Memorial Trophy

1995 Marjorie Elliott

1996 Alex Coull
1997 Patrick McCann
1998 Fergus McInnes
1999 Joe Henderson
2000 Alan Wilson
2001 John Clark
2002 Allan Hawke
2003 Allan Hawke
2004 not contested
2005 Peggy Bartlett
2006 Joyce Buckler
2007 Sheila Tibbels
2008 Hamish Duguid
2009 Evelyn Mackenzie

1988 K. Pickles & K.J. Coull

1989 Stuart McKendrick

1990 B. Baird

1991 Ruth Goudie

1992 Mona Wright

1993 Mona Wright

1994 Joe Henderson

1995 Mona Wright

1996 Stella McCraw
1997 Sheila Crearie
1998 Sheila Crearie
1999 Sheila Crearie
2000 Mattie Meiklejohn
2001 Bob Cross
2002 Joe Henderson
2003 Joe Henderson
2004 Joe Henderson
2005 Evelyn Mackenzie
2006 Morven Cross
2007 Hamish Duguid
2008 Hamish Duguid
2009 John Dewar 
2004 Peggy Bartlett
2005 Not contested

2006 Sheila Tibbels

2007 Janice Duguid

2008 Allan Hawke
2009 Allan Hawke

Most Improved Player (Adam Plate)

In the gift of the Committee

1996 Brian Durward
1997 Brian Durward
1998 Stuart McKendrick
1999 Geoff Caldwell
2000 Campbell Morrison
2001 Stuart McKendrick
2002 Nigel Gardner
2003 Fergus McInnes
2004 Allan Hawke
2005 Bob Cross

2006 Seonaidh Edgar

2007 Campbell Morrison

2008 Campbell Morrison
2009 Campbell Morrison

Edinburgh Midweek Tournament (Donald Lamont Trophy)

This tournament is open to non-members, but is restricted to players whose handicap has never been below 16.  Edinburgh Croquet Club members shown in blue.


1996 Nigel Gardner
1997 Donald Lamont
1998 Alex Coull
1999 Alex Cowie
2000 Sheila Crearie
2001 Mattie Meiklejohn
2002 Allan Hawke
2003 Peggy Bartlett
2004 Joe Henderson
2005 Morven Cross
2006 Morven Cross

2007 Morven Wardley

2008 Janice Duguid
2009 David Houston

 
For more information about the Tournament please see the Edinburgh Tournament page.
 
The tables below list the previous winners of the various events.  Members of the Edinburgh Croquet Club are shown in blue.

Event 1: Open Singles (Cramond Cup)
Event 2: Handicap  Singles (4+) (Ian H. Wright Trophy)
Event 3: Handicap Singles (8+) (Silver Jubilee Salver)
1972 B. Lloyd Pratt
1973 I.H. Wright
1974 I.H. Wright
1975 F.V.X. Norton
1976 S.J.H. Wright
1977 S.J.H. Wright
1978 E. Mackenzie-Bowie
1979 F.V.X. Norton
1980 R. ap W. Williams
1981 G.C. Roy
1982 R. ap W. Williams
1983 N.G. Hyne
1984 R. ap W. Williams
1985 R. ap W. Williams
1986 B. Hallam
1987 D.S. Warhurst
1988 R. ap W. Williams
1989 P.W. Thompson
1990 P.W. Thompson
1991 R. ap W. Williams
1992 J. Greenwood
1993 D. Shipston
1994 C. Dinwoodie
1995 J. Beech
1996 R. ap W. Williams
1997 B.R.P. Murdoch
1998 J. Beech
1999 J. Beech
2000 P.J. Kirby
2001 P.J. Kirby
2002 G.O. Brightwell
2003 J. Beech
2004 A. Hobbs
2005 J. Surgenor

2006 P.J. Kirby

2007 P. McDermott

2008 J.R. Hopgood
2009 J. Davies

1987 C.M. van Griethuysen
1988 R.T.H. Barnes
1989 M.J. O’Connell
1990 F. Mann
1991 C.G. Waterfield
1992 R. Dourthe
1993 N. Hicks
1994 N. Hicks
1995 A.I. Campbell
1996 C.M. Townsend
1997 J.G. Potter
1998 B.R. Durward
1999 C. Van Essen
2000 A.S. McKendrick
2001 J. Walker
2002 P. McDermott
2003 F.R. McInnes
2004 J.D. Seddon
2005 J.D. Seddon

2006 M.A. Stephenson

2007 F.R. McInnes

2008 not contested
2009 A.A. Wilson

1975 R. ap W. Williams
1976 J.E. Rowe
1977 S.R.C. Malin
1978 G.L. Anderson
1979 M.P.W. Smith
1980 J.A. Lomax
1981 P.M.B. Boddington
1982 A.H.M. Adam
1983 P.W. Thompson
1984 G. Anderson
1985 A.G.M. Hunter
1986 D.S. Warhurst
1987 F. Mann
1988 V. George
1989 G.A. Coull
1990 B.G. Townsend
1991 C.M. Townsend
1992 A.S. McKendrick
1993 R. Goudie
1994 B. Medley
1995 P. Smith
1996 M.P.W. Smith
1997 J. Walker
1998 F.R. McInnes
1999 P.R. Smith
2000 J.D. Seddon
2001 J.D. Seddon
2002 R. Goudie
2003 R.A. Hawke
2004 M.A. Stephenson
2005 R. Goudie

2006 J.M. Clark

2007 J.M. Clark

2008 R. Goudie
2009 J.P. Edgar

Event 4: Handicap  Singles (14+) (Walter B. Laing Cup)
Event 6X: Handicap Singles, unrestricted (Edinburgh Croquet Cup)
Event 6Y: Handicap Singles, Swiss consolation (Milne Trophy)
1975 C.J. Tait
1976 M.P.W. Smith
1977 M.P.W. Smith
1978 M.P.W. Smith
1979 P.G. Simpson
1980 M.G. Wright
1981 C.I. Morrison
1982 C.I. Morrison
1983 A. Nisbet
1984 F. Mann
1985 A.D. Lamont
1986 R. Pirrie
1987 B.P.P. Murdoch
1988 R.F. Ottley
1989 P.E. George
1990 N.T. Gardner
1991 D. McLaughlin
1992 R. Goudie
1993 T. Brightman
1994 J. Walker
1995 J. Walker
1996 J. Kay
1997 S.M. McCraw
1998 S.M. McCraw
1999 J.D. Seddon
2000 S. Crearie
2001 M.S. Elliot
2002 G. Holland
2003 J.W. Brown
2004 G. Holland
2005 R.T. Cross

2006 S.J. Tibbels

2007 R.T. Cross

2008 R.T. Cross
2009 J. Jurasinska

1969 P.M. Milne
1972 W.M. Spalding
1973 F.V.X. Norton
1974 F.V.X. Norton
1975 I.H. Wright
1976 R. ap W. Williams
1977 M. Lauder
1978 M.P.W. Smith
1979 R.M. Milne
1980 R.E. Wallis
1981 P.W. Thompson
1982 A.H.M. Adam
1983 R. ap W. Williams
1984 M. Elder
1985 A.H.M. Adam
1986 M.P.W. Smith
1987 P.W. Thompson
1988 M.J. O'Connell
1989 G. Coull
1990 C.M. van Griethuysen
1991 D.P. Arnot
1992 R. Dourthe
1993 N.T. Gardner
1994 B.R.P. Murdoch
1995 F.R. McInnes
1996 R. ap W. Williams
1997 J.G. Potter
1998 P.W. Thompson
1999 B.R.P. Murdoch
2000 P.J. Kirby
2001 I.H. Wright
2002 D.A. Tester
2003 R.G. Lay
2004 G. Holland
2005 J.R. Hopgood
2006 R.M. Stevens
2007 F.R. McInnes
2008 J.R. Hopgood
2009 G.O. Brightwell
1975 J.E. Rowe
1976 V.M. MacPherson
1977 E. Mackenzie-Bowie
1978 E. Mackenzie-Bowie
1979 G.L. Anderson
1980 A.D. Lamont
1981 G.C. Roy
1982 R. ap W. Williams
1983 P.W. Thompson
1984 M.P.W. Smith
1985 R. ap W. Williams
1986 B. Hallam
1987 D.S. Warhurst
1988 P.W. Thompson
1989 J. Beech
1990 I.H. Wright
1991 C.G. Waterfield
1992 P. Smith
1993 N. Hicks
1994 N. Hicks
1995 M.J. O'Connell
1996 B.R.P. Murdoch
1997 F.R. McInnes
1998 A.S. McKendrick
1999 P.J. Kirby
2000 J. Beech
2001 J. Walker
2002 R. Parkins
2003 J.D. Seddon
2004 J.D. Seddon
2005 G.O. Brightwell
2006 J.R. Hopgood
2007 R.M. Stevens
2008 J.M. Clark
2009 J.R. Hopgood

Event 5X: Handicap  Doubles (Norton Wright Trophies)
Event 5Y: Handicap  Doubles, Swiss consolation
1972 D.J.H. Philip & R.E.B. Duncan
1973 R.M. Milne &  R.F.O. Kemp
1974 I.H. Wright &  R.O. Calder
1975 J.E. Rowe &  C.A. Rowe
1976 R. Forth &  S.J.H. Wright
1977 M. Lauder &  I.H. Wright
1978 R.O. Calder &  A.H.M. Adam
1979 W.S. Kilpatrick &  F.V.X. Norton
1980 J.E. Rowe &  C.A. Rowe
1981 F.V.X. Norton &  P. Simpson
1982 A.M. Ramsay &  G. Anderson
1983 P.W. Thompson &  C.M. Hay
1984 R. ap W. Williams &  C.M. van Griethuysen
1985 I.H. Wright &  M. Fotheringham
1986 R. Pirrie &  C. McArthur
1987 R. ap W. Williams &  C.M. van Griethuysen
1988 P.W. Thompson &  R. Pirrie
1989 J. Beech &  P.E. George
1990 T. Greenwood &  R. Weaver
1991 C.M. Townsend &  A. Rutter
1992 R. Dourthe &  B. Dourthe
1993 D. Shipston &  N. Hicks
1994 C. Dinwoodie &  T. Brightman
1995 J. Walker &  M.T. Limonci
1996 J. Kay &  S. Kay
1997 S.M. McCraw &  J. Walker
1998 R. Goudie &  P.R. Smith
1999 S.M. McCraw &  J. Walker
2000 P.W. Thompson &  P.J. Kirby
2001 A.S. McKendrick &  A.A. Wilson
2002 I.H. Wright &  J.W. Brown
2003 R ap W. Williams &  C.M. Townsend
2004 A. Hobbs &  L. Hobbs
2005 D. Arnot &  S. Boyne
2006 G. Holland &  K. Holland
2007 B. Cosford & M.A. Stephenson
2008 J.R. Hopgood & D. Reeves
2009 S.J. Tibbels & J.M. Clark
2009 S. Cameron & J.R. Hopgood

Lauder Bowl

1982 A.G.M. Hunter
1983 M. Fotheringham
1984 P.W. Thompson
1985 G. Anderson
1986 T.P. Greenwood
1987 N.C.H. Smith
1988 B.R.P. Murdoch
1989 R. ap W. Williams
1990 R. ap W. Williams
1991 R. Weaver
1992 T. Burge
1993 C. Dinwoodie
1994 D. Farmer
1995 A.D. Lamont
1996 B.R. Durward
1997 A.S. McKendrick
1998 G. Cuttle
1999 P.W. Thompson
2000 S. Cornish
2001 F.R. McInnes
2002 R. ap W. Williams
2003 R. Delmas
2004 R.A. Hawke
2005 M.A. Stephenson
2006 D. Harrison-Wood
2007 R.A. Hawke
2008 M.A. Stephenson
2009 B. Cosford

 

SCA Championships

(For details of these events please see the SCA website)

 

Scottish Open Championship

(First contested 1967, Trophy "The Moffat Mallet" donated by Edinburgh Croquet Club)

1970 M.E.W. Heap

1972 M.E.W. Heap

1976 S.J.H. Wright

1978 S.J.H. Wright

1979 S.J.H. Wright

 

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Scottish Short Croquet Trophy

Scottish Short Croquet Championship
(First contested 1992, Trophy donated by Dunkeld House Hotel)
1995 A.J. Campbell
1996 J.G. Caldwell
1997 J.G. Caldwell
1998 M.T. Limonci
1999 A.J. Campbell
2000 A.J. Campbell
2002 F.R. McInnes
2003 J.G. Caldwell
2009 Janice Duguid
 

Scottish Handicap Singles

(First contested 1968, Trophy donated by unknown benefactor) 
1984 A.H.M. Adam
1986 I.H. Wright
1990 C.M. Townsend
1996 C.I. Morrison
1997 B.R. Durward
2001 A.S. McKendrick
2003 G.G. Brooks 


Scottish Handicap Doubles

(First contested 1975, Trophy donated by Glasgow Croquet Club)
(non-Edinburgh players in brackets)
1981 G. Anderson (& A.M. Ramsay)

1986 I.H.Wright & M.R. Fotheringham

1989 F. Mann & N.T. Gardner
1990 A.D. Lamont & M.G. Wright
1991 A.J. Campbell (& D. Rothwell)
1996 (D.P. Arnot &) J.G. Caldwell
1997 S.M. McCraw (& J. Walker)
1998 J.G. Caldwell & M.T. Limonci
1999 J.G. Caldwell & M.T. Limonci
2003 F.R. McInnes & M.T. Limonci
2004 A. Wilson (& D.Lyon)
2006 F.R. McInnes & R.A. Hawke 


Gleneagles Cup

(First awarded 1976, Trophy donated by Ian H. Wright)
(non-Edinburgh players in brackets)
1982 A.H.M Adam
1988 M. Gill
1993 (J. Surgenor &) N.T. Gardner
1994 T. Brightman
1995 A.J. Campbell
1996 B.R. Durward
1997 B.R. Durward
1998 B.R. Durward

SCA Tournaments(For details of these events please see the SCA website) 

Scottish Masters

(First contested 1991)

1998 Andy Campbell

2006 Fergus McInnes

2007 Alan Wilson
 

Middle Bisquers’

(First contested 1984, Trophy donated by A.H.M. Adam)

1988 Fred Mann
1995 Andy Campbell
2001 Stuart McKendrick
2003 Graham Brooks

2005 Campbell Morrison

2008 Campbell Morrison
2009 Alan Wilson
 
Spring Weekend

(First contested 1990, Trophy donated by Corla van Griethuysen)

1990 Fred Mann
1992 Nigel Gardner
1995 Charlotte Townsend
1997 Brian Durward
1998 Fergus McInnes
2000 Brian Durward
2001 Alan Wilson
2002 John Clark
2004 Alan Wilson
2005 Allan Hawke
2006 Alan Wilson 

Summer Weekend

(First contested 1990, Trophy donated by Fred Mann)

1993 Charlotte Townsend
1997 Geoff Caldwell
1998 Geoff Caldwell
2000 Fergus McInnes
2001 Alan Wilson
2004 Alan Wilson
2005 Fergus McInnes 

West of Scotland Championship

(First contested 1983, Trophy donated by the SCA)

1988 M. Gill
1989 M. Gill
1990 Andy Campbell
1994 Tony Brightman
1995 Nigel Gardner
1996 Brian Durward
1997 Geoff Caldwell
1998 Maria Limonci
1999 John Seddon
2000 Brian Durward

2001 Fergus McInnes

2007 Campbell Morrison

 

Secretary Trophy

(First contested 1972; not contested 1982-4, 1987, 1990-8, Trophy donated by F.V.X. Norton)
1975 S.J.H. Wright
1976 S.J.H. Wright
1989 M. Gill
2002 Ian Wright
2004 Alan Wilson
2009 Hamish Duguid
 

Walker Cup

(First contested 1996, Trophy donated by Jamieson Walker)
1996 Geoff Caldwell
1997 Maria Limonci
1998 Maria Limonci
1999 Stella McCraw
2001 Stella McCraw
2002 Alan Wilson 

20+ Tournament

(First contested 1996, Trophy donated by the SCA)

1997 Betty Blaikie
1998 Sheila Crearie
1999 Sheila Crearie
2000 Sheila Crearie
2001 John Clark

2003 Allan Hawke

2008 Andrew MacMillan
2009 Andrew MacMillan


Golf Croquet Handicap

(First contested 2007)
2009 Fergus McInnes

Powfoulis Tournament

(First contested 1998, last contested 2004, Trophy donated by Bridal Style Ltd.)
1998 John Seddon
1999 John Seddon
2001 Fergus McInnes

2003 Fergus McInnes

SCA Invitation Events(For details of these events please see the SCA website) 

Chairman’s Rosebowl

(First contested 1978, Trophy donated by R.O. Calder)

1978 S.J.H. Wright
1980 I.H. Wright
2005 F.R. McInnes 
Malmet Trophy

(First contested 1987, Trophy donated by F.V.X. Norton)

1989 M.J. O’Connell
1995 T. Brightman
1997 B.R. Durward
2000 C.I. Morrison
2002 J.G. Caldwell
2003 F.R. McInnes

2005 I.H. Wright

2008 R.A. Hawke
2009 R.A. Hawke

SCA Interclub Competitions(Details of some of these events can be found on the SCA website) 

Interclub League

(First contested 1987)
1991: Tie between Edinburgh A (B.G. Townsend & C.M. Townsend) & Edinburgh C (A.J. Campbell & A. Farmer)
1994: Edinburgh (M.G. Wright & A.D. Lamont)
1997: Edinburgh 3 (A.D. Lamont & B.N. Blaikie)
1999: Edinburgh 1 (B.R. Durward & C.I. Morrison)
2000: Edinburgh 1 (B.R. Durward & A.S. McKendrick)

2001: Edinburgh 1 (A.S. McKendrick & F.R. McInnes)

2007: Edinburgh (R.A. Hawke, F.R. McInnes & J.M. Clark) 
2009: Edinburgh 2 (S.J. Tibbels & J.M. Clark)
 


Piersland Rosebowl

(First contested 1982, Last contested 1992, Trophy donated by Piersland Croquet Club)
1983: Edinburgh (L.J. Fotheringham)
1988: Edinburgh (M.G. Gill)

1989: Edinburgh (M.G. Gill)

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Basil Townsend Quaich

Basil Townsend Quaich

(First Contested 1993, Trophy donated by Charlotte Townsend)

2001: Edinburgh (F.R. McInnes)

2006: Edinburgh (R.A. Hawke)

2007: Edinburgh (R.A. Hawke)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Wilkinson Sword

Wilkinson Sword

(First contested 1979, Trophy donated by Wilkinson Sword Ltd.)

1979: Edinburgh

1980: Edinburgh

1984: Edinburgh

1986: Edinburgh

1987: Edinburgh

1988: Edinburgh

1991: Edinburgh

1997: Edinburgh

1999: Edinburgh

2000: Edinburgh

2001: Edinburgh

2003: Edinburgh

2007: Edinburgh

2008: Edinburgh 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SCA Club Events(For details of these events please see the SCA website) 

Glasgow Open Weekend

(First contested 1994)

Never won by an Edinburgh member

 

Meadows Open (formerly Bush Open)

(First contested 1990)

2008 Campbell Morrison

 

Edinburgh Tournament

See Edinburgh Tournament above

 

Edinburgh Midweek Tournament

(First contested 1996)

See Club Tournaments above

 Kinross 11+ Tournament

(First contested 1999)

1999 S. Crearie
2000 S. Crearie
2001 A.G. Cowie

2002 S. Crearie
2009 Hamish Duguid

International and Representative Honours

 

International Matches

Players who have been capped for Scotland whilst members of the club (total career caps)

 

Alasdair Adam (2)

Fergus McInnes (3)

Bob McLean (3)

David Nichols (4)

Alan Wilson (2)

Ian Wright (8)*

Stephen Wright (7)

 

*Includes one appearance in the Home Internationals against England, Ireland and Wales (played as a single match, but counted here as 3 caps)

 

SCA Representative Matches

Players who have played for the SCA in Representative Matches whilst members of the club (total career “caps”)

 

Alasdair Adam (2)

Tony Brightman (3)

Andy Campbell (7)

Colin Dinwoodie (4)

Brian Durward (5)

Nigel Gardner (2)

Martin Gill (6)

Margaret Lauder (1)

Fergus McInnes (9)

Stuart McKendrick (1)

Fred Mann (1)

Campbell Morrison (6)

David Nichols (3)

Malcolm O’Connell (23)

Carol Rowe (2)

Charlotte Townsend (15)

Alan Wilson (5)

Ian Wright (9)

Stephen Wright (10)

 

Scottish Select & SCA (B) Matches

Geoff Caldwell (2)

Brian Durward (1)

Maria Limonci (1)

Fergus McInnes (3)

Campbell Morrison (1)

Basil Townsend (1)

Charlotte Townsend (3)

Alan Wilson (3)

Mona Wright (1)

 

Selected to represent the SCA in World and European Championships

WCF World Golf Croquet Championship 1997: Charlotte Townsend

FEC European Golf Croquet Championship 1999: Charlotte Townsend

FEC European Championship 2004: Fergus McInnes

 

 

Past Office-Bearers

Honorary President (to 1996) or President (1996 onwards):
1950-1978?:  Sir Andrew Murray
1996-2001:  Ian Wright
2001-2006:  Andy Campbell
2006-present:  Ian Wright

President (to 1996) or Chairman (1996 onwards):
1950-1971 (July):  Moray McLaren
1972-1974:  Robert Milne
1974-1978:  Jimmy Rowe
1978-1982 (August):  Jack Tait
1983-1988:  Donald Lamont
1988-1993:  Ian Wright
1993-2001:  Andy Campbell
2001-2002:  Brian Durward
2002-2005:  Geoff Caldwell
2005-2010:  Sheila Tibbels
2010-present: Jean Forshall

Vice-President (to 1996) or Vice-Chairman (1996 onwards):

1955 (October)-1957 (June): Mr G.H. Liston-Foulis
1958-1961 (October):  Mr W.B. Renwick
1962-1971:  Walter Laing
1971-1977:  Dr R.F.O. Kemp
1977-1978:  Jack Tait
1978-1979:  Mrs V.M. Macpherson
1979-1982 (September):  Robert Calder
1983-1986:  Jimmy Rowe
1986-1988:  Ian Wright
1988-1989:  Mona Wright
1989-1990 (June):  Lionel Fotheringham
1991-1993:  Alasdair Adam
1993-1998:  Joe Henderson
1999-2001:  Brian Durward
2001-2002: Geoff Caldwell
2002-2005: Sheila Tibbels
2005-2007: Thomas Tait

2007-2009: Alan Snowdon

2009-present: Gerald Johnson

Secretary:
1950-1951:  Mrs J.G. Gibson
1951-1955:  Mr J.R. Spence
1955 (October)-1966:  Rosemary Hall
1966-1967:  Herbert Dacker
1967-1987:  Anne Murray
1987-1991:  Fred Mann
1991-1992:  Basil Townsend
1992-1995:  David Farmer
1995-2005:  Fergus McInnes
2005-present:  Allan Hawke

Treasurer:
1950-1955:  Mr A.C. Wheeler
1955 (February):  William Yule
1955 (October)-1966:  Rosemary Hall
1966-1987:  Mr J.C. McCulloch
1987-1988:  Mr G. Anderson
1988-1990:  Jimmy Rowe
1990-1991:  Malcolm O’Connell
1991-1993:  Andy Campbell
1993-2003:  Alex Cowie
2003-2007:  Morven Cross
2007-present:  Jamie Edgar

Captain:
1968 (Feb-Jul):  Ronnie Sinclair
1968 (Jul)-1970:  Robert Milne
1970-1971:  Dr R.F.O. Kemp
1971-1974:  Dr D.I. Nichols
1974-1976:  Jack Tait
1976-1977:  Carol Rowe
1977-1978:  Donald Lamont
1978-1979:  Robert Calder
1979-1981:  Dr S.R.C. Malin
1981-1982:  Ewen Mackenzie-Bowie
1982-1983:  Donald Lamont
1983-1985:  Allan Ramsay
1985-1986:  Lionel Fotheringham
1986-1988:  Mona Wright
1988-2003:  Donald Lamont
2003-present:  John Clark

Tournament Secretary:

1992-1995:  Stella Summers
1995-1998:  Sheila Crearie
1998-2000:  Evelyn Mackenzie
2000-2001:  John Seddon
2001-2008:  Fiona Stewart

2009 - present: Hamish Duguid

Publicity Officer:
1991-1993:  Mattie Meiklejohn
1993-1994 (December):  John Blaikie
1995-1998:  Nancy Black
1998-2002:  Eileen Macarthur
2002-2010:  Sheila Tibbels
2010-presnt: TBA

Catering Convenor:1991-1994: Jythe Murdoch

 
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