Scottish National Bowls Championships

Lawn bowls competitions

Scottish National Bowls ChampionshipsTournament information

Sport| Lawn bowls
Location| Scotland
Established| 1893
Administrator| Bowls Scotland
Website| Bowls Scotland

The Scottish National Bowls Championships is one of the oldest bowls competitions in the world. In 1892, James Brown of Sanquhar Bowling Club and Dr Clark of the Partick Bowling Club formed the Scottish Bowls Association and organised the first rink (fours) championship the following year at the Queen's Park Bowling Club, Glasgow (it was the first national championships and was known as the McEwan Cup).[1][2][3][4]

The first singles winner (originally called the Roseberry Trophy) was George Sprot and his son Bob Sprot was a three-time champion and the first gold medal singles champion at the Commonwealth Games for Scotland.[2][5]

The championships are organised by Bowls Scotland.

## Past winners

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### Men's singles

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Year  | Champion  | Runner-up  | Ref

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1894 | George Sprot (Wishaw) | G. McCulloch (Queen's Park, Glasgow) |
1895 | J. S. Henderson (Dollar) | T Forrest (Queen's Park, Glasgow) |
1896 | George Sprot (Wishaw) | T. Harvey (West End, Edinburgh) |
1897 | A. Johnstone (Troon) | W. A. Russell (Carluke) |
1898 | William Blackwood (New Cumnock) | J. Mitchell (Bonnybridge) |
1899 | Thomas Dickie (Hutchesontown, Glasgow) | William Aird (Burnbank, Glasgow) |
1900 | Thomas Allan (Kelso) | A. Hopkins (Galston) |
1901 | W. Law (Kilbirnie) | A. Wilson (Rock, Dumbarton) |
1902 | A. Wilson (Rock, Dumbarton) | A. Black (Rankinston) |
1903 | James Brown, Jnr. (Blantyre) | A. Corbett (Wellcroft, Glasgow) |
1904 | J. McNaughton (Camelon, Falkirk) | Thomas Muir (Beith) |
1905 | James Aitken (West End, Edinburgh) | Charles Newall (Grosvenor, Greenock) | [6]
1906 | Thomas Logan (Whitevale Glasgow) | Alaxander Goldie (Springhill, Kilmarnock) | [7]
1907 | Dr J. D. Robson (Maxwelltown, Dumfries) | R Douglas (Stirling) |
1908 | William Blackwood (New Cumnock) | W. Brownlie (East Kilbride) | [8]
1909 | Tom Wilson (Pollokshaws, Glasgow) | Samuel Niven (Stenhousemuir) |
1910 | Robert Sprot (Wishaw) | W. Minford (Hurlford) | [9]
1911 | A. Goldie (Hurlford) | W. Armstrong (Alva) | [10]
1912 | John Dunsire (Buckhaven) | Aandrew Carmichael (Aidrian, Falkirk) |
1913 | John McGhee (Coatbridge) | W. M. Anderson (Grangemouth) |
1914 | D. Park (New Cumnock) | J. Mcintosh (Newbattle) |
1915–1918 not held due to World War I
1919 | M. Hannah (Lady Alice, Greenock) | William Scouller (Corstorphine, Edinburgh) |
1920 | Robert Sprot (Wishaw) | William Scouller (Corstorphine, Edinburgh) | [11]
1921 | James Brown, Jnr. (Hamilton) | William Blackwood (New Cumnock) |
1922 | William Scouller (Corstorphine, Edinburgh) | J. C. Irving (Lockerbie) |
1923 | William Scouller (Corstorphine, Edinburgh) | J. C. Irving (Lockerbie) |
1924 | W. Hunter (Leven) | T. Bell (Lochmaben) |
1925 | Thomas Duff (Airdrie) | R. S. Wallace (Earlston) |
1926 | W. Blue (Caledonia, Paisley) | E. S. Gauld (Whitehall, Aberdeen) |
1927 | R. H. Jamieson (Marchmount, Dumfries) | Robert Sprot (Wishaw) |
1928 | Peter Craig (West End, Edinburgh) | John Russell (Bishopbriggs, Glasgow) |
1929 | Robert Sprot (Wishaw) | A. S. Pearson (Victoria, Greenock) | [12]
1930 | John Cowie (Carron and Carronshore) | W. Templeton (Giffnock) |
1931 | Peter Brown (Udston, Hamilton) | H. Smith (Elgin) |
1932 | Walter Wilson (Scotstounhill, Glasgow) | R. S. Park (Ardeer Iron Works) |
1933 | R. Banks (Irvine Winton) | C. Monteith (Kirkconnel) | [13]
1934 | J. Kyle (Strathaven) | D. Fairbairn (Lauder) | [14]
1935 | A. Clark (Dumbarton) | J.C. Irving (Lockerbie) |
1936 | T Agnew (Ayr Hawkhill) | D. L. Brown (Chryston, Glasgow) |
1937 | Allan Stewart (Lilybank, Johnstone) | Junor J,. Watt (Kittybrewster & Woodside, Aberdeen) |
1938 | J. C. Irving (Lockerbie) | G. Goldie (Kilmarnock) |
1939 | D. Miller (Leven) | J. Rae (Caldercraig) |
1940 | John Young (Weir's Recreation, Glasgow) | W Arthur (Barrhead) |
1941 | Adam Dougall (Kirkhill, Glasgow) | Charlie Miller (St. Vincent, Glasgow) |
1942 | W. Cunningham (Dreghorn, Ayrshire) | Bob Kissach (Burnbank, Glasgow) |
1943 | David Dall (Blantyre Welfare) | A. McGuinness (Stewart and Lloyd's, Coatbridge) |
1944 | David Dall (Blantyre Welfare) | Bob Kissach (Burnbank, Glasgow) |
1945 | Jimmy Irving (Lockerbie) | J. A. Goodall (Kirkhill, Glasgow) |
1946 | Adam Dougall (Kirkhill, Glasgow) | G. Roger (Uphall Works) |
1947 | W. Cunningham (Dreghorn) | J. D. Easton (Priorscroft, Paisley) |
1948 | James Barclay (Strathmore Coupar, Angus) | W. J. Smith (Burnside, Glasgow) |
1949 | David Dall (Blantyre Welfare) | A. Robertson (Bowhill Institute) |
1950 | Jimmy Irving (Lockerbie) | J. Walker (Balfron) |
1951 | Norman Campbell (Spittalmyre, Stirling) | D. Stewart (Almond Valley) |
1952 | Jimmy Irving (Lockerbie) | John Bradbury (Denny) |
1953 | Bob Kissach (Bumbank, Glasgow) | J. Hamilton (Hamilton) |
1954 | Bob Crombie (Leslie) | W. Nelson (Harthill) |
1955 | M. Allan (Hamilton Caledonian) | Norman Campbell (Spittalmyre, Stirling) |
1956 | C. Grant (Bridgeness and Carriden) | J. Gillespie (Neilston) |
1957 | William Downes Jones (Ardrossan) | A. Main (Lundin Links) |
1958 | Joseph Black (Sanquhar) | J. Paterson (Linwood, Paisley) | [15]
1959 | Joseph Black (Sanquhar) | W. Munro (Crosshill) | [16]
1960 | A. Brown (Tulliallan) | W. F. Mair (Postal, Edinburgh) | [17]
1961 | Ernest Johnson (Dumbarton) | Jacky Forrest (Balerno, Edinburgh) |
1962 | Joseph Black (Sanquhar) | A. Marshall (St. Andrews) |
1963 | Willie Adrain (Dreghorn) | Willie Smith (Galston, L.W.M.) | [18]
1964 | Billy Gibb (Bothwell) | W. Muirhead (Uphall Works) |
1965 | John Hershaw (Ardeer Recreation) | J. Hurst (Pilrig, Edinburgh) |
1966 | John Hershaw (Ardeer Recreation) | Dick Bernard (Gorebridge) | [19]
1967 | William E. Wood Sr. (Gifford) | J. Amos (Camelon, Falkirk) |
1968 | John Lamont (Kirn & Hunters Quay) | Duncan McGregor (Victoria Park, Glasgow) |
1969 | Bob Motroni (Dumfries) | D. Murray (Lenzie) | [20]
1970 | Dick Bernard (Gorebridge) | Willie Wood (Gifford) |
1971 | John McAra (Wishaw, South) | David Connell (Dunaskin Doon) |
1972 | Andrew Binnie (Mayfield, Edinburgh) | Archie Potts (Maxwelltown, Dumfries) |
1973 | Roy White (Sanquhar) | John Slight (Newbattle) |
1974 | John 'Jock' Fleming (Mauchline) | Willie Bone (Methilhill) |
1975 | Jim McLagan (Methil) | Ian McCowan (Caledonia, Paisley) |
1976 | David McGill, jnr (Sighthill, Edinburgh) | George Adrain (Dreghorn) |
1977 | John Milgrew (Springhill, Kilmarnock) | Bob Burnett (Ardeer Recreation) |
1978 | Harry Reston (Deans) | Jim Oliver (Macmerry) | [21]
1979 | Norrie Amos (Buccleuch, Hawick) | Peter Clark (Wellington Park, Greenock) |
1980 | Jim Farrow (Cumnock) | Allan Noon (Bridge of Weir) |
1981 | Fraser Muirhead (Uphall Station) | Dave McPherson (Oakley M.W.) |
1982 | Brian Rattray (Alva) | Willie Paul (Tanfield, Edinburgh) |
1983 | John Campbell (Alloa) | Alistair Will (Maud) | [22]
1984 | Willie Paul (Tanfield, Edinburgh) | Alec O'Hare (Cambusbarron) |
1985 | Willie McLaughlin (Lesmahagow) | Tommy Trotter (Colinton, Edinburgh) |
1986 | Angus Blair (Haddington) | Brian Sinclair (Anchor, Paisley) |
1987 | Graham Robertson (Tranent) | John Moyes (Dunfermline) |
1988 | John Aitken (Kirkliston) | Doug Fletcher (Stenhousemuir) |
1989 | Colin Rae (Wilton, Hawick) | Graham Barclay (Stamperland, Clarkston) |
1990 | Simon Thomson (Adrian, Falkirk) | Steven Thomson (Prestonpans - Castlepark) |
1991 | George Sneddon (Broxburn) | Derek McClue (Glasnock Valley) |
1992 | Robert Provan (Airdrie) | David Peacock (Danderhall M.W.) | [23]
1993 | George Whitelaw (Storehouse) | Brian Rattray (Alva) | [24]
1994 | Colin Peacock (Marchmount, Dumfries) | Jim McGuire (Lochgelly) |
1995 | Graeme Archer (Sighthill Edinburgh) | Willie Hay (Oban) |
1996 | Pat McNally (Earlston) | Jim Byron (Westermains, Kirkintilloch) |
1997 | David Gourlay Jr. (Annbank) | Sandy Deans (Polmaise) |
1998 | Raymond Logan (Kirkliston) | Willie Wood MBE (Gifford) | [25]
1999 | Darren Burnett (Lochlands, Arbroath) | David Peacock (Danderhall M.W.) |
2000 | John McCrorie (Tranent) | William Francis (Fauldhouse) |
2001 | George Prosser (Douglas Victoria) | George Adrain (Dreghorn) |
2002 | Darren Burnett (Lochlands, Arbroath) | Steven Glen (Ormiston) | [26]
2003 | David Anderson (New Deer Turriff) | Stephen Conchar (Castle Douglas) | [27]
2004 | Paul Foster (Troon Portland) | Willie Wood MBE (Gifford) |
2005 | Darren Burnett (Lochlands, Arbroath) | John Docherty (Burnbank, Hamilton) | [28]
2006 | Billy Mellors (Goldenacre) | Craig England (Northfield) | [29]
2007 | Sandy Wotherspoon (Port Glasgow) | Ross Carlin (Muirhead & Birkhill) |
2008 | Wayne Hogg (Markinch) | Sandy Wotherspoon (Port Glasgow) |
2009 | Alister Reid (Seafield, Ayr) | Scott Mackintosh (London Road Foundry) |
2010 | Jonathan Ross (Priorscroft) | Robert Marshall (Slateford) |
2011 | Mark Kelsey (Rutherglen) | Alan McKay (Westhill) |
2012 | Alastair White (Kelso) | Kevin Bain (Hyndland) | [30]
2013 | Iain McLean (Blackwood Victoria) | Ian Murray (Turriff) | [31]
2014 | Kevin Anderson (Dumbarton) | Alan Gray (Eaglesham) |
2015 | Iain McLean (Blackwood Victoria) | Stuart Bebbington (Ayton) |
2016 | Derek Oliver (Cockenzie & Port Seton) | John Strachan (Houldsworth) |
2017 | Martyn Rice (Dumfries) | Billy Mellors (Haddington) |
2018 | Mark O'Hagan (Whitefield) | Craig Adrain (Irvine Park) | [32]
2019 | Gordon White (Aberlady) | Martyn Rice (Dumfries) | [33]
2020 and 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Darren Gualtieri (Hyndland) | Mark Kelsey (Rutherglen) | [34][35]
2023 | Alastair White (Jedburgh) | Alan Gray (Eaglesham) | [36]
2024 | Iain McLean (Blackwood Victoria) | Graeme Hume (Townholm) | [37]

#### Most singles titles

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Robert Sprot | 3 | 1910, 1920 1929
David Dall  | 3 | 1943, 1944, 1949
Joseph Black | 3 | 1958, 1959, 1962
Darren Burnett | 3 | 1999, 2002, 2005
Iain McLean | 3 | 2013, 2015, 2024

### Men's pairs

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1933 | Alex Niven & George Niven (Abbotsford Galashiels) | H. McGinley & A. Stewart (Lilybank Johnston) | [13]
1934 | R. Noble & R. Fordyce (Juniper Green Edinburgh) | J. Love & William Lowe (Musselburgh) | [14]
1935 | J. Sharp & D. Dunlop (Gourock) | R. Todd & A Coltherd (Thornhill Dumfriesshire) |
1936 | T. Campbell & A. J. Smith (Lenzie) | J. Park & Robert Park (Lochmaben) |
1937 | T. Clark & R. Gray (New Cumnock) | J. G. Gow & R. Fordyce (Juniper Green Edinburgh) |
1938 | T. Samuel & Jacky Forrest (Balerno, Edinburgh) | B. Black & R. Howie (Kilwinning) |
1939 | T. McCaughie & W. M. Reid (Cumnock) | J. Graham & J. Bell (Westermains) |
1940 | J. Wood & W. McKinlay (Lochwinnoch) | R. Watson & D. Currie (New Cumnock) |
1941 | J. Mullet & A. Pettigrew (Halfway and District Cambuslang) | J. McIntyre & J. Arrol (Garelochhead) |
1942 | J. Mitchell & W. Square (Linthouse Glasgow) | G. Burns & W. Beath (Kilsyth) |
1943 | C. Greenhorn & R. McKendrick (Forth and Wilsontown) | R.Phillips & J. Stalker (Milngavie) |
1944 | G. Adams & W. Ferguson (Maxwellton Dumfries) | J. Nelson & H. Muir (Kilwinning) |
1945 | T. Park & R. Scott (Sanquhar) | J. Paterson & D. Craig (Douglas Water M.W) |
1946 | A. Frame & Tom Bell (Hamilton) | W. Bell & S. Cairns (Maxwelltown Dumfries) |
1947 | T. Ure & J. Gray (Auchengeich Welfare) | W. Smith & J. T. Buchanan (Burnside Glasgow) |
1948 | Jock McAtee & J. Thomson (Catrine) | T. Adrian & J. R. Young (Irvine Winton) |
1949 | J. A. Haddow & J. Haddow (Sanquhar) | J. Greenhorn & R. McKendrick (Forth and Wilsontown) |
1950 | W Elliot & E Winning (Catrine) | J. Clark & J. V. Crichion (Edzell) |
1951 | A. Young & R. Morton (Wattfield Ayr) | J. L. Laverick & A. Henderson (Coltbridge Edinburgh) |
1952 | J. McKay & A. Watson (Maitland Edinburgh) | W. McBlane & Q. McBlane (Glengarnock I W) |
1953 | D. Downie & G. Downie (Udston Hamilton) | R. Gordon & J. McBain (The Inverness) |
1954 | Bob Simpson & Bob Dalgleish (Glasgow Transport) | W. Brown & W. Fordyce & (Juniper Green Edinburgh) |
1955 | N. Cocoran & A. Lyle (Burnbank Glasgow) | D. Smith & A. McMillan (Troon) |
1956 | J. Kerr & D. Smart (Merchiston Edinburgh) | A. Downie & David Dall (Blantyre Welfare) |
1957 | G. Pollock & R. McCall (Kilmarnock) | J. W. Campbell & A. J. Finlayson (Woodend Glasgow) |
1958 | C. Haig & G. McQueen (Rosslyn) | D. Martin & D. McGilvery (Westermains Kirkintilloch) |
1959 | J. Adams & J. R. Bradbury (Denny)[16] | J Alexander & Harry Reston (Seafield Bathgate) |
1960 | Michael Purdon & Thomas Hamill (Rankin Park Greenock) | A. Mackie & J. Weir (Lundin Links) | [17]
1961 | Alan Whyte & William McGregor (J. G. Fleming Houston) | L. Primrose & R. B. Jackson (Queen's Park Glasgow) |
1962 | J. Clark & R. Clark (Lesmahagow) | A. McCall & J. Stewart (Denbeath) |
1963 | Don Crichton & William Sommerville (Errol) | J. Russell & G. Innes (Hillpark Glasgow) | [18]
1964 | L. Lang & J. Weir (Lenzie) | A. Black & J. Byres (Clarkston Glasgow) |
1965 | N. Rogerson & Bob Motroni (Dumfries) | W. McMillan & R. Thomson (Deans Livingston Station) |
1966 | J. Arthur & T. Trotter (Campsie Lennoxtown) | J. Clark & J. Kissach (Partickhill Glasgow) |
1967 | J. Wilson & G. Caruthers (Abbotsford Galashiels) | R. Donaldson & C. McDonald (Rattray Blairgowrie) |
1968 | Sandy Henderson & Willie Scott (Craigentinny Edinburgh) | A. Rankin & M. Hailstones (Armadale) |
1969 | Jimmy McIntyre & Willie Moore (Dreghorn) | George Clark & Andrew McJimsey (Elphinstone) |
1970 | A. Stuart & R. Graham (Abergeldie, Aberdeen) | Jacky Forrest & Willie Dyet (Balerno, Edinburgh) |
1971 | Sammy Mackay & Willie Milne (Dalmuir) | John Renwick & Donald Macleod (Wilton Hawick) |
1972 | Jacky Forrest & Willie Dyet (Balerno, Edinburgh) | W. Stewart & J. Stewart (Wellington Park Greenock) |
1973 | Norrie Pryde & Alex McIntosh (Newbattle) | Mark Young & Bob McCrorie (Newmilns) |
1974 | Eddie Robertson & Joe Robertson (Foxley Glasgow) | J. Whiteford & D. McGeoch (Kirkcowan) |
1975 | George Palmer & John McFarlane (Elderslie Wallace) | Jim Allardyce & Jim McAra (Wishaw South) |
1976 | Billy Cathcart & Donald Anderson (Bellahouston Glasgow) | T. Robertson & R. Gillon (Ladybank) |
1977 | T. Beattie & T. Linton (Lockerbie) | J. McDonald A. J. Garrow (Forres) |
1978 | Angus Middleton & Willie Whiteford (Rothesay) | N. Cameron & A. Campbell (Cumbernauld) |
1979 | Ronald Cass & Neil Currie (Annan) | Willie McLaughlin & Jim Morris (Lesmahagow) |
1980 | R. Cunningham & L. Plenderleith (Coldstream) | S. Melkie & Raymond Logan (Kirkliston) |
1981 | Allan Mackillop & Harry Smith (Bogleha') | J. Anderson & J. McGrandle (Rock Dumbarton) |
1982 | Eddie Hamilton & Frank Hamilton (Thornliebank Glasgow) | Eric Halliday & Willie Gallacher (Anniesland Glasgow) |
1983 | Willie Quigley & Peter Clark (Wellington Park Greenock) | Carmyle Glasgow | [22]
1984 | J. Young & D. McPherson (Oakley Miners' Welfare) | Andrew Rennie & Alistair Will (Maud) |
1985 | Alex McIntosh & Colin Cook (Newbattle) | W. Muir & A. Ballantyne (East Lothian Co op Tranent) |
1986 | Jock Brodie & Jackie Greenwood (Alberlady) | Hugh Wilson & Willie Harkness (Glengowan Caldercruix) |
1987 | Ian Mclelland & Davie Barr (Springburn Glasgow) | Hugh MacRae & George Mcleod (Highland Inverness) |
1988 | John White & Angus Blair (Haddington) | B. Toner & K. Coates (Tollcross Glasgow) |
1989 | Gordon Wilson & Tommy Johnston (Winchburgh) | David Smeaton & Bobby Dick (Duffus Park Cupar) |
1990 | Ian Emslie & Alistair Will (Maud) | Ken Dobson & Ian Todd (Grangemouth) |
1991 | George McLeod & Val Hendry (Granite City, Aberdeen) | Andy Thomson & Willie Wyles (Methil) |
1992 | George Ross & Richard Corsie (Craigentinny, Edinburgh) | Jim Murdoch & Ronnie Lawrie (Prestwick) | [23]
1993 | Robert Grant & Alex Grant (Overtown & Waterloo) | John Jackson & Willie Hay (Oban) | [24]
1994 | Malcolm Mitchell & Graeme Campbell (Maybole Prestonpans) | John Thomson & Jim Pringle (Castlepark) | [38]
1995 | Alec Allan & Ian Robertson (Newbridge) | Alan McGuiness & Jim Purves (Caldercraig) | [39]
1996 | Alan Gilmour & Gary Mackie (Kirkcaldy West End) | Alex Letham & Andy McRae (Bothwell) |
1997 | Gordon Coppard & George Adrain (Dreghorn) | Wallace Stevenson & Robin Higgins (Stranraer) |
1998 | Tom O'Hara & John Keir (Prestwick) | David Anderson & David Wardrop (Pumpherston) | [25]
1999 | Alan Brown & Peter Wilson (Gorgie Mills Edinburgh) | Ormond Black & Allan Goldie (Crosshouse) |
2000 | Brian Jessiman & Derek Logan (Inverurie) | Freddie Kimmens & Brian McAlees (Port Glasgow) |
2001 | Willie Rankin & Davie Greig (Kingswood Glasgow) | David Linton & Ray Graham (Lockerbie) |
2002 | George Adrain & Frank McCartney (Dreghorn) | West Barns Dunbar |
2003 | Lee Haldane & Ian Crowford (Melrose) | Raymond Mearns & John Thain (Keith) | [27]
2004 | George Sneddon & Keith Tait (Helensburgh) | Slateford Edinburgh |
2005 | Gordon Nelson & Graeme Campbell (Newton Park Ayr) | David Peacock & Henry Aitchison (Danderhall) | [28]
2006 | Willie Wood & Brian Bissett (Gifford) | Carrick Knowe | [29]
2007 | Paul Foster & Barry Nixon (Troon Portland) | Blacklands |
2008 | Darren Hush & James Hogg (Carrick Knowe) | John Tait & John Seaton (Maidens) |
2009 | Davy Ross & Sandy McDougall (Glenmavis, Bathgate) | Alec Thompson & Graeme McIntosh (Tanfield) |
2010 | David Fisher & Steven Fisher (Anchor) | Blantyre |
2011 | Mark McLees & Stephan McLellan (Wellington Park) | Gifford |
2012 | Darren McKenny & Chris Steven (Pilrig) | Callum Taggart & Alistair Greer (Hyndland) |
2013 | Billy Mellors & Alister Kennedy (West Barns) | C Ramsay & M Thomson (Dudhope) | [31]
2014 | Johnnie McLean & James Anderson (Campbeltown) | Colin Howie & Paul Foster (Troon Portland) |
2015 | Jim Bonnar & Brian Young (Tranent) | Brian Kyle & Alan Hainey (West End Stranraer) |
2016 | Richard Wright & Brian Gwynne (Mount Vernon) | Strathmiglo |
2017 | Nan Reynolds & Peter Jones (Houldsworth) | Fairfield |
2018 | Sandy Wotherspoon & John Fleming (Port Glasgow) | Darren Weir & Andrew Weir (Prestwick) |
2019 | Steven Shields & Stewart Anderson (Eddlewood) | Robert Allan Jr. & Stuart Wilson (Clackmannan) | [33]
2020 & 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | James Burnett & Sam Gray (Prestongrange) | Stephen Ralph & Alan Barrie (Kirkintilloch) | [34][35]
2023 | Steven Borthwick & Ryan Gualtieri (Hyndland) | Alan Gourly & Andrew McFarlane (Eastfield) | [40]
2024 | Kevin Donaldson & Stuart White, (Gordon) | Malky Thom & Steve McNally (Hillside) | [37]

### Men's triples

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1971 | Douglas McKie, William McKie, R McRoberts (Dalmellington) | Blacklandmill |
1972 | G. Weatherhead, J.McBride, A. P. Morton (Linthouse) | Craigmore Rothesay |
1973 | Robert Fowlds, Alex Greig, Peter Ball (Blackburn, West Lothian) | Glasgow Police |
1974 | George Adrain, Alec McCartney, Robert Bennie (Dreghorn) | Spittal |
1975 | D Munro, W Swanston, P McNally (Brechin) | Beechgrove Moffat |
1976 | Joe Bain, Jim Halliday, Willie Halliday (Whitburn) | Castlehill Colliery |
1977 | D McLaren, W McPherson, B Petrie (Meikieriggs) | Yarrow Recreation |
1978 | Jim Hayes, Jim Clelland, Joe Robertson (Foxley) | Beechgrove Moffat |
1979 | W. Campbell, R. Louden, T. Dudgeon (Foxley) | Brock Dumbarton |
1980 | Bob Mitchell, Andy Hislop, John Thomson (Kingswood) | Whitburn |
1981 | F Gormill, D Christie, Bob Forrest (Overtown and Waterloo) | Strathaven |
1982 | F Gormil, D Christie, Bob Forrest (Overtown and Waterloo) | Wellmeadow Paisley |
1983 | Ian Murray, Robbie Sangster, Frankie Slater (Turriff) | Dreghorn | [22]
1984 | Findley, W. Penman, J. Marnoch (Glenrothes) | Sighthill |
1985 | Roy Fulton, Jock McAtee, Les Fowler (Catrine) | Dunbar |
1986 | John Eastop, Billy Forrester, Willie Ross (Mount Florida) | Fenwick |
1987 | Michael Blackwood, Kevin Middlemiss, Brian Blackwood (Waverley Galashiels) | Glaisnock Valley |
1988 | John Douglas, Morris Orr, Derek Pickles (Busby) | Kirkconnel | [41]
1989 | Malcolm McNicol, Ross Graham, Graham Laurie (Linlithgow) | Wellington Park |
1990 | Alex Hurry, Willie Dyet, Alex Marshall (Gorgie Mills) | Haddington |
1991 | A. Hutchinson, P. Canavan, S. Thomson (Adrian) | Forfar |
1992 | D Paterson, E Paterson, R Campbell Jr. (Newbridge) | Dalzell | [23]
1993 | D. Moore, R. Wilson, P.McCormack (Newmilns) | Tarbolton | [24]
1994 | Robert Buddie, Mark McGowan, Andy McIntyre (Houldsworth) | Hawick |
1995 | Craig Richmond, Jim Fleming, Garry Hood (Mauchline) | Kirkliston |
1996 | Mike Stephen, Gary Simpson, Richie Robinson (Ellon) | Berwick |
1997 | Willie Scott, Graham Laurie, Graeme Byrne (Linlithgow) | Edinburgh Northern |
1998 | Stewart McMaster, George Sneddon, Jimmy Mallon (Broxburn) | Fenwick | [25]
1999 | G Johnston, A Roy, B Elrick (Woodend Aberdeen) | Maryhill |
2000 | Jim Florence, Bill Dunleavey, Charlie Greenwood (Aberlady) | Raploch |
2001 | David Lugget, Gavin Douglas, Graeme Forsyth (Chirnside) | Tarbolton |
2002 | John Johnson, Derek Logie, Jason Williams (Polmaise) | Fauldhouse |
2003 | Jim Corrigan, Alan McLean Jr., Brian Sinclair (Anchor Paisley) | Blackwood Victoria |
2004 | Scott Duncan, Kevin Hunter, Willie McDonald (Craigentinny, Edinburgh) | Annan |
2005 | Alec Higgins, Michael Kelly, David Kelly (Stranraer) | Forehill |
2006 | Robert Brown, Graham Thomson, John Docherty (Eddlewood) | Campbeltown | [29]
2007 | Ronnie Davidson, Gary Earl, Thomas McCartney (Yoker) | Victoria |
2008 | Joe Young, John Bell, Mark McCallum (Clackmannan) | Polmaise |
2009 | Keith Shuttleworth, Neil Shuttleworth, Oliver Clingan (New Abbey) | Cockenzie & Port Seton |
2010 | Bill McLachlan, Alex Thompson, Graeme McIntosh (Tanfield) | Raploch |
2011 | Darren Smith, Gary Nisbet, Andrew Caldwell (Craigentinny) | Port William | [42]
2012 | Gary McCann, Scott McInall, Jim McCann (Burnbank Hamilton) | Kirkaldy West End | [43]
2013 | Tom Pettigrew, Ryan Crawford, Wayne Hogg (Markinch) | Airdrie Central | [31]
2014 | Darren Couper, Paul McAteer, Stuart Hogg (Denny) | Airdrie Central |
2015 | Mark Neil, Gary Tait, David Junor (Inverkeithing) | Hyndland |
2016 | Kevin Bain, Alistair Greer, Callum Taggart (Hyndland) | Troon Portland |
2017 | Brian Salvona, Kevin Boyd & Paul Veitch (Parkside) | Cowdenbeath |
2018 | David Comrie, David Comrie, Jamie Cameron (Markinch) | Ayr Seafield |
2019 | Grant Hamilton, Cameron Wilson, Drew Boyd (Townholm) | Melrose | [33]
2020 & 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Steven Guthrie, Francis Leitch & Stuart Gemmell (Auchinleck) | Polmuir | [34][35]
2023 | Derek Hutchison, Connar Robertson, Dylan Robertson (Abbeyview Dunfermline) | Annbank | [40]
2024 | Grant Prophet, Calum Willamson, Craig Adrain (Irvine Park) | Airdrie Central | [37]

### Men's fours

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Year  | Champion  | Runner-Up  | Ref

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1893 | J. King, J. Howatson, James Craig, John Niven (Kilwinning) | Carluke | [1]
1894 | A. Taylor, James Ferguson, Capt Willison, Bailie Kellie (Kilmarnock London Road) | Pollokshaws |
1895 | James Black, James Ferguson, John Ross Jr., Bailie Kellie (Kilmarnock London Road) | Carluke |
1896 | Charles Easson, Richard Gibson, John Russell, Tom Frame (Carluke) | Eden Northern |
1897 | J. Morgan, J. Wright, A. Haig, R. Richardson (Rosslyn) | Cathcart |
1898 | J. W. Robertson, Q. M.Ferguson, R. S. McCubbing, John Paton (Uddingston) | The Edinburgh |
1899 | W. C. Callander, Thomas McCrirrick, James Niven, Thomas Douglas (Gala Abbotsford) | Bonnybridge |
1900 | (New Cumnock) | Halkshill Largs |
1901 | R. Reid, P. Dawson, W. Smith, S. Niven (Stenhousemuir) | Charleston |
1902 | John Coulthart, James Little, James Moir, James Christie (Queen's Park) | Carluke |
1903 | (Dumbarton) | Darvel |
1904 | T. Hutchinson, R. Mather, G. B. Breeze, William Scouller, (Springburn) | Tulliallan |
1905 | J. B. Mitchell, G. Paterson, G. Frew, W. C. Laing (Larbert) | Burnbank |
1906 | Robert Boyd, John Dow, J. M. Kinnaird, Thomas Douglas (Gala) | Garelochhead | [7]
1907 | John Cuthbertson, Alex Dunlop, James Ferguson, John Roberton (Stewarton) | Cathcart |
1908 | James Aitken, J. W. Blackley, T. Smith, W. Logan (West End, Edinburgh) | Dunfermline | [8]
1909 | Richard Cooke, Alexander Fulton, James Dickie, James Miller (Wellington Park, Greenock) | Newmilns |
1910 | J. Jackson, R. Jackson, T. Cochrane, A. F. Thomas (Stonehouse) | Glencairn | [9]
1911 | Alex Fullerton, Walter Dalgleish, John Sneddon, William Roxburgh (Titwood) | Milngavie | [10]
1912 | James Jack, A. Knox, D. Wilson, James McAlpine (Springhill, Kilmarnock) | Corstorphine |
1913 | John Wylie, William Girvan, D.McLeod, H. Richmond (Auchinleck) | Wellmeadow |
1914 | A. Cox, R. Risk, Archibald Paterson, James McNaughton (Camelon) | Hamilton |
1915–1918 not held due to World War I
1919 | H. Gibson, D. Lowe, J. Love, W. S. Lowe (Musselburgh) | Townhill |
1920 | J. Johnstone, A. Cringan, J. Maxwell, J. D. Marchbank (Thornhill) | Wishaw |
1921 | J. Pollock, J. Paterson, J. Rae, A. Pettigrew (Halfway and District) | Queen's Park |
1922 | W. Smith, W. M. Gilmour, A. Bell, Tom Muir (Beith) | Springboig |
1923 | P. Reid, A. Yuille, W. Reid, J. Caldwell (Saltcoats) | Niddrie |
1924 | J. Stevenson, D. Gray, A. S. Buchanan, C. Miller (Dalzell) | Coaltown of Wemyss |
1925 | J. Eason, G. E. Graham, P. Cook, J. C. Ritchie (Duns) | Colville Park |
1926 | J. Hamilton, A. Jenkins, W. Agnew, T. S. Logie (Wellcroft) | Strathaven |
1927 | G. Bryce, J. Woods, A. McIlvenna, J. Myles (Shettleston) | Bainsford |
1928 | H. Lockhart, D. McIntyre, Lang, J. McCallum (Dumbarton Rock) | Glengowan |
1929 | J. Hill, J. Linning, J. McKay, A. Lindsay (Wishaw) | Newmilns |
1930 | John Phillips, Richard Gibb, Thomas Wilson, Bryce Morrison (Bishopbriggs) | Alloa East End |
1931 | J Waddell Sr., J Trench, D Gray, R Gibb (East Calder) | Dumbarton Rock |
1932 | D. Love, J. Smith, W. P. Campbell, W. Farr (Larkhall Miners' Welfare) | Springhill Kilmarnock |
1933 | J. Clark, R. Gray, A. Ferguson, H. Lawson (New Cumnock) | Newbattle | [13]
1934 | H. Campbell, G. Lauder, T. Carswell, A Dunlop (Victoria Coatbridge) | Stonehouse | [14]
1935 | J. Graham, R. Liddell, C. Weir, W. Aitchison (Fauldhouse) | Wishaw |
1936 | J. Graham, R. Liddell, C. Weir, W. Aitchison (Fauldhouse) | Newbattle |
1937 | John Hampson, T. Caughie, W. McCaughie, J. Penrose (Cumnock) | Bridge of Allan |
1938 | J. Ferguson Jr., W. McNeil, R. McRobbie, J. Watson (Hamilton Caledonian) | Dreghorn |
1939 | W. Stevenson, J. Lambie, G. Goldie, R. Banks (Kilmarnock) | Titwood |
1940 | L. Looker, W. Young, F. C. Rennie, J. Cunningham (Alva South) | Caledonian |
1941 | A. Davidson, J. Knox, W. Gardner, A Polson (Abbotsford) | Hyndland |
1942 | W. Asher, A. Frew, A. P. Powrie, P. Henderson (Kinnoull, Perth) | Strathaven |
1943 | A. Richardson, J. Bell, O. MacKenzie, D. L. Haynes (Lockerbie) | Patons & Baldwin |
1944 | A. Richardson, J. Bell, O. MacKenzie, D. L. Haynes (Lockerbie) | Priorscroft |
1945 | J. P. Morrison, R. W. Park, A. T. Smith, J. Summers (Strathaven) | Abbotsford |
1946 | S. Gillies, J. S Wood, A. G. Mackie, J. Clunie (Lundin Links) | Dumbarton |
1947 | A. Gowans, J. H. Gow, E. H. Clark, W. Brown (Juniper Green) | Birkmyre Park |
1948 | W. McDonald, R. Short, W. Hazel, R, Russell (Crossgates Miners' Welfare) | Bonnybridge |
1949 | G. Morton, R. Crawford, Jimmy McAllister, A. Black (Darvel) | Dalry |
1950 | J Mitchell, T Muir, R Baillie, A McCrone (Crosshouse) | Dreghorn |
1951 | D. Seaman, J. Pringle, J. Leishman, T. Murray (Twechar M.W.) | Cathcart |
1952 | J. Mains, W. B. Wilson, W. C. Fleming, G. Downie (Udston) | Leven |
1953 | J. Leich, W. Thorburn, A. Bunyan, R. Glabraith (Galashiels) | Winchburgh |
1954 | J. Gourlay, W. Hamilton, W. Douglas, A. Jamieson (Larkhall Welfare) | Chapelhall Welfare |
1955 | John Hampson, Thomas Smetherham, George Ferguson, Alexander Hodge (Cumnock) | West Kilbride |
1956 | J. Beattie, W. Smith, M. Kenmuir, W. Samson (West Netherton) | Lundin Links |
1957 | R. Findlay, R. McKinlay, J. Halliday, S. Stewart (Ayr Cragie) | Townhill |
1958 | J. Clark, W. Brown, D. Beattie, R. Clark (Lesmahagow) | Lochgelly |
1959 | Andrew Stewart, James Laing, Dave Kirk, Robert Whitehead (Lochgelly) | Charleston | [16]
1960 | R. Campbell, J. Mullen, J. Hershaw, Willie Moore (Dreghorn) | Drysdale Recreation | [17]
1961 | J. Grandlay, G. Semple, D. MacFarlane, R. Gibb (Bishopbriggs) | Seafield |
1962 | T. Winton, T. Lundle, J. Gilbert, F. Glachan (Dalry) | Riverside |
1963 | J. O'Donnell, W. Friel, J. McColl, W. McCarroll (Croy) | Kittybrewster and Woodside | [18]
1964 | Jacky Forrest, Alex Ross, Laurie McMorran, Willie Dyet (Balerno, Edinburgh) | Campsie |
1965 | J. Craig, A. Gardner, R. Archibald, A. Harper (Tulliallan) | Colville Park |
1966 | A. Cruickshanks, J. Logan, J. R. Bradbury, J. Adams (Denny) | Burnbank |
1967 | S. Renfrew, E. Gibbon, D. Edgar, T. R. Adamson (Mount Florida) | Uphall |
1968 | John Slight, David Pearson, Alex McIntosh, Norrie Pryde, (Newbattle) | Maxwelltown |
1969 | Jimmy Mess, Charlie Robertson, Willie Allen, George Fisher (Cardonald) | Corstorphine |
1970 | I. Campbell, W. Douglas, J. Gladstone, R. G. Virtue (Chirnside) | Queen's Park |
1971 | David Beveridge, Jacky Forrest, Laurie McMorran, Willie Dyet (Balerno, Edinburgh) | Whitevale |
1972 | A. Nixon, J. Ramsay, Donald Anderson, R. Somerville (Bellahoustan) | Cumnock |
1973 | W Blaen, A Gray, J McGinis, J Blaen (Creetown) | Laurieston |
1974 | R Thomson, E Thomson, Percy Dickie, G Cowie (Kittybrewster & Woodside) | Kirkconnel |
1975 | Larry McMorran, John Summers, Dave Pearson, Willie Dyet (Balerno) | Kirkliston |
1976 | A Young, J Grieve, J Adams, J Reekie (Ladybank) | Lochee |
1977 | J McNeil, D W Little, T Pearson, W Bell (Prestwick) | Canmore |
1978 | Jim Hynd, Willie Hay, Jim Clark, Jim Caldwell (Springhill) | Titwood |
1979 | Ian Butler, John Scott, David Currie, Hepburn Milligan (East Linton) | Colville Park |
1980 | P McGillvray, A Dickson, P Twatt, Willie Wood (Gifford) | Whitburn |
1981 | Jimmy Jack, Jimmy "Bucky" Buchanan, Tommy Summers, David Milne Jr (Singer 1980) | Anniesland |
1982 | A Robertson, T Haggerty, J Anderson, R Gibson (Abercon) | Buchan Park |
1983 | A. Flood, J. Renfrew, J. Nesbit, Willie Ross, (Mount Florida) | Bridge of Earn | [22]
1984 | G Baker, J Cruickshanks, T Johnston, D Boyd (Winchburgh) | West Barns |
1985 | Gary Skelton, Graeme Baxter, Duncan Lawson, Peter Coleman (Nethertown) | Gala Galashiels |
1986 | Ron Ramsey, Bob Wood, Andrew Ramsay, Bob Marshall (Slateford) | Mearns |
1987 | Frank Morrow, Stan Park, Alec Jaffray, Frank Watson (Ferguslie) | Westermains |
1988 | K Milne, H Abbott, G Bennett, A Milne (Sauchie) | Kirkliston |
1989 | William Watson, Graham Byrne, John Graham, Alan Old (Linlithgow) | The Inverness |
1990 | Davie Curran, John Fraser, Sandy Henderson, Jack Jeans (Craigentinny) | Maryhill |
1991 | K Logan, G Scott, E Logan, Raymond Logan (Kirkliston) | Rock |
1992 | J. Scott, Haw, Lightfoot, Quigley (Wellington Park) | Gala Waverley | [23]
1993 | Willie Wells, Stuart Wilson, Graham Lyall, Norrie Amos (Hawick) | Currie | [24]
1994 | Will Caine, Graeme Falconer, G Young, Geordie Speirs (Drongan Miner's Welfare) | Spittal |
1995 | James Rippey, Robert Menzies, David McLennan, Allan Mackillop (Bogleha') | Dreghorn |
1996 | B Mason, D Breen, T Crone, J Peasie (B.P Grangemouth) | Longside |
1997 | Mark Baillie, Stan Baillie, Kenny Cairney, Alan Cairney (Stranraer West End BC) | Larbert |
1998 | Ian Laverie, Donald Fisher, Alan McHardie, Alan Hainey (Glenluce) | Newton Park | [25]
1999 | D. Clarke, B. Nicholson, S. Robertson, J. Young (Blantyre) | Culter |
2000 | D Lawrie, D Drysdale, G Taylor, W Arnott (Bathgate) | Stewarton |
2001 | Garry McNab, Andy Burt, Graeme Dodds, Angus Blair (Haddington) | Dalzell |
2002 | Stuart Simpson (Dalzell) | Orbiston |
2003 | Graeme Bremner, Kevin Beaton, David Beaton, Willie Beaton (Aberchirder) | Parkside |
2004 | Paul Lyon, Rab Smith, James Brander, Zander Mair (Macduff) | Chryston |
2005 | Willie Wyles, Bruce McCall, Mark Stenhouse, Colin Falconer (Methil) | Wellmeadow |
2006 | Maurice Brown, Darren Smith, Scott Pirie, Scott Murray (Montrose) | Prestwick | [29]
2007 | Chris McCafferty, Andy Grant, Stuart Forrest, Robert Grant (Overtown & Waterloo) | Thornhill
2008 | Joda Reid, Alex McIlravey, Rodger Lynn, Ian Brown (Gourock Park) | Haddington |
2009 | Murray Thomson, Brian Jolly, Stewart Anderson, James Gribben Jr. (Glaisnock Valley) | Blackhill |
2010 | Gordon Pretice, Derek Campbell. Mark McGowan, Ian Campbell (Houldsworth) | Rock |
2011 | Graham Pringle, Craig Aitken, Richard Tough, James Hogg (Carrick Knowe) | Stranraer West End |
2012 | S. Guthrie, T. Bohan, S. Gemmell, G. Johnstone (Auchinleck) | Bogleha' |
2013 | Shaun Kelly, John McGilvray, Brian McAlees, Mark McLees (Wellington Park) | Adrian | [31]
2014 | Steven Scott, Marco Pellegrini, Stephen Lowrie Sr., Marcus McGowan (Pollokshaws) | Bonnyrigg |
2015 | Alistair McCallum, Scott Brown, Darren O'Rourke, David Crawford (West Kilbride) | Troon Portland |
2016 | Archie Pollock, Ian Robertson, David Robertson, Alistair Robertson (Milngavie) | Eddlewood |
2017 | James Boyce, Graham Gunion, Calum Williamson & Martin Williamson (Irvine Park) | Huntly |
2018 | Graham Pringle, John Priestley, Stephen Pringle, James Hogg (Carrick Knowe) | Marchmount |
2019 | Kevin Hunter, Danny Gormley Jr., Andy Jeffrey, Andy Caldwell (Craigentinny) | Glencarse | [33]
2020 & 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Josh Spalding, Lewis Betts, Daniel Gormley, Andrew Caldwell (Craigentinny) | Inverkeithing | [34][35]
2023 | Shaun Wilson, Robbie Wilson, Blair Fleming, Christopher Stein (Windygates Durievale) | Quarter | [40]
2024 | John Stevenson, Kevin McDougall, Colin Bonner, Ronnie Duncan (Bonnyrigg) | Hyndland | [37]

### Women's singles

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Year  | Champion  | Ref

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1936 | Mrs Paton (Wallace and Weir) |
1937 | Mrs Kent (Clarkston) |
1938 | Mrs H. Murphy (Blackhall) |
1939 | Mrs A. Reid (Foxley) |
1940–1945 not held due to World War II
1946 | Mrs G. McMurtie (Hawkhill) |
1947 | T. McGill (Mauchline) |
1948 | W. Copeland (Linthouse) |
1949 | C. Westwood (Netherton) |
1950 | J. Barr (Overtown & Waterloo) |
1951 | H. McGeachan (Halfway & District) |
1952 | W. Miller (Ayr) |
1953 | T. McGill (Mauchline) |
1954 | G. Cameron (Maitiand) |
1955 | H. McGeachan (Cambuslang) |
1956 | N. Carmichael (Springburn) |
1957 | E. Allardice (Daimuir) |
1958 | Elizabeth Skeldon (Port William) |
1959 | J. Leck (Glasgow Transport) |
1960 | M. Chambers (Drumoyne) |
1961 | J. Allardice (Callendar M.W.) |
1962 | N. Young (Inverkeithing) |
1963 | A. Knowles (Kilbarchan) |
1964 | K. Baguley (Westermains) |
1965 | Mrs Rodgers (Valleyfield) |
1966 | J. Hendry (Hamilton Caledonian) |
1967 | J. Sharpe (Wardie) |
1968 | D. Sinclair (Mosspark) |
1969 | R. Bell (Westerton) |
1970 | N. Carroll (Newport on Tay) |
1971 | Jean Frame (Newmains) |
1972 | Betty Todd (Riddrie) |
1973 | E. Clark (Croftfoot) |
1974 | Betty Ireland (Dalbettie) |
1975 | S. Valentine (Lugar) |
1976 | Eva Neil (Kirkinill) |
1977 | E. Clark (Croftfoot) |
1978 | Cissie McParland (Whitiburn) |
1979 | Nancy Hyslop (Kingarth) |
1980 | Marion Carroll (Irvine Park) |
1981 | June Lawson (Ardeer) |
1982 | Helen Wright (Cumbernauld) |
1983 | Margaret Smith (Belvidere) | [44]
1984 | Jean Barnes (Templeton) | [45]
1985 | Christine McLean (Cardonald) |
1986 | Janice Maxwell (Castle Douglas) |
1987 | Annette Evans (Willow Bank) |
1988 | Joyce Lindores (Ettrick Forest) |
1989 | Liz Wren (Bonnybridge) |
1990 | Margaret Ritchie (Wishaw South) |
1991 | Sarah Gourlay (Annbank) |
1992 | Barbara Green (Port Gordon) |
1993 | Joyce Cormack (Seafield, Aberdeen) |
1994 | Betty Smith (L.W.M. Galston) |
1995 | Sarah Gourlay (Annbank) |
1996 | Nan Mulholland (Glengarnock) |
1997 | Joyce Lindores (Ettrick Forest) |
1998 | Sandra Steven (Uphall Station) |
1999 | Margaret Letham (Burnbank Hamilton) |
2000 | Eileen Fraser (Balgownie) |
2001 | Joyce Miller (Greenfaulds) |
2002 | Jean Reid (Waterloo) |
2003 | Karen Dawson (Denny) |
2004 | Celia Smith (Buckhaven) |
2005 | Annemarie Fletcher (Paisley Victoria) |
2006 | Kathy Houston (Caledonian) |
2007 | Lorraine Malloy (Spring Grove) |
2008 | Marie Todd (Newton St Boswells) |
2009 | Lorraine Malloy (Spring Grove) |
2010 | Caroline Brown (Bellshill & Mossend) |
2011 | Yvonne Veitch (East Lothian Co-op) |
2012 | Lorna Smith (Linlithgow) |
2013 | Lorna Smith (Linlithgow) | [46]
2014 | Lorna Smith (Linlithgow) |
2015 | Eileen McEwan (Lanark Thistle) |
2016 | Donna Fleming (Busby) |
2017 | Dee Hoggan (Tranent) | [47]
2018 | Laura Welsh (Baillieston) |
2019 | Margaret Letham (Burnbank Hamilton) | [33]
2020 & 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Natalie McWilliams (Crookston) | [48][35]
2023 | Emma Mitchell (Gilmerton) | [40]
2024 | Jaclyn Neil (Arthurlie) | [37]

#### Most singles titles

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Name  | Titles  | Year

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Lorna Smith | 3 | 2012, 2013 2014

### Women's pairs

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Year  | Champion  | Ref

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1936 | Blackhall |
1937 | Shettleston |
1938 | Radnor Park |
1939 | Hyndland |
1940–1945 not held due to World War II
1946 | Fauldhouse |
1947 | Hawkhill |
1948 | Halfway & District |
1949 | Bonnyrigg |
1950 | Hawkhill |
1951 | Shawlands, Newbattle |
1952 | Richardson & Hayes (Lockerbie) |
1953 | Ardrossan |
1954 | St. Clair |
1955 | Milngavie |
1956 | Bonnyrigg |
1957 | Chryston & District |
1958 | Dudley |
1959 | Crosshill |
1960 | Hillington Estate |
1961 | Kelvindale |
1962 | Carnoustie |
1963 | Fauldhouse |
1964 | Rankin Park |
1965 | Crosshill |
1966 | Mrs Innes & Mrs Summers (Blantyre) |
1967 | Mrs Dow & Mrs Denovan (Alloa East End) |
1968 | Sarah Gourlay & Mrs Leslie (Annbank) |
1969 | Mrs Brown & Mrs McLeod (Queen's Park) |
1970 | Mrs Smith & Mrs Wilson (Whitehouse & Grange) |
1971 | Mrs I McCulloch & Mrs M Kennedy (Drongan) |
1972 | Mrs Woods & Mrs McSorland (Lugar Works) |
1973 | Mrs Young & Mrs Chalmers (St. Vincent) |
1974 | Mrs M Frame & Mrs A Rice (Marchmount) |
1975 | Mrs Clark & Mrs Russell (Bonnybridge) |
1976 | Mrs Wilson & Mrs Williamson (Thornhill) |
1977 | Mrs Cooper Mrs Allison - Craigentinny |
1978 | Mrs McGregor & Mrs McDonald (Mount Vernon) |
1979 | Mrs Matthews & Mrs Reid (Ayr) |
1980 | Margaret McMillan & Catherine Picken (Giffnock) |
1981 | I. Johnston & M. Archibald (Eddlewood) |
1982 | Margaret Gray & Annie Knowles (Kirbarchan) |
1983 | May Carson & Sarah Morrison (Newbattle) | [44]
1984 | Margaret Scott & Ann Leslie (Annbank) | [45]
1985 | Janette Thomson & Rena Price (Overtown & Waterloo) |
1986 | Ann McPhie & Isobel McPhie (Orbiston) |
1987 | L. McDermid & A. MacDonald (Thurso) |
1988 | M. Munro & D. Stevely (Mount Vernon) |
1989 | Mrs Corkindale & Mrs Chisholm (Planefield) |
1990 | Joan Gordon & Helen Cullen (Milngavie) |
1991 | W McCrae & V Nairn (Stewarton) |
1992 | Ann Bettley & Jean Blades (Airdrie Central) |
1993 | Karen D'Agrosa & Joyce Lindores (Ettrick Forest) |
1994 | M. Crossley & J. Robertson (Townholm) |
1995 | Val Bryce & Dot Barr (Ayr Forehill) |
1996 | Ann Clark & Margaret Russell (Livingston Letham) |
1997 | Alison Parke & June Struthers (Zetland) |
1998 | Julie Forrest & Joyce Dickey (Hawick) |
1999 | M. Leishman & Vikki Leishman (Carron and Carronshore) |
2000 | Sarah Gourlay & M. Shimmons (Annbank) |
2001 | J. Sinclair & M. MacLeod (Invergordon) |
2002 | H. Stevenson & T. Matthews (Rutherglen) |
2003 | Val Bryce & Dot Barr (Ayr Forehill) |
2004 | J. Sinclair & M. MacLeod (Invergordon) |
2005 | H. Stevenson & T. Mathews (Rutherglen) |
2006 | Sandra Steven & Kirsteen McLelland (Uphall Station) |
2007 | Delia Flannigan & Angela Uttley (Blackburn, West Lothian) |
2008 | Sandra Steven & Kirsteen McLelland (Uphall Station) |
2009 | Leanne Baillie & Lauren Baillie (Cockenzie & Port Seton) |
2010 | Sandra Willox & Ann Leiper (Longside) |
2011 | Leanne Baillie & Lauren Baillie (Cockenzie & Port Seton) |
2012 | Leanne Baillie & Lauren Baillie (Cockenzie & Port Seton) |
2013 | Leanne Baillie & Lauren Baillie (Cockenzie & Port Seton) | [31]
2014 | Sandra Steven & Kirsteen McLelland (Uphall Station) |
2015 | Irene Smith & Marie Milne (Burrelton) |
2016 | Sandra Steven & Kirsteen McLelland (Uphall Station) |
2017 | Sandra Steven & Kirsteen McLelland (Uphall Station) |
2018 | Delia Flannigan & Angela Uttley (Glenmavis) (Cockenzie & Port Seton) |
2019 | Hannah Smith & Claire Johnston (Auchinleck) | [33]
2020 & 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Jean Fisher & Lauren Forgie (Bridge of Allan) | [48][35]
2023 | Susan Allan & Alison Ross (Bainfield) | [40]
2024 | Morag Weir & Lynn McLachlan (Dalserf) | [37]

### Women's triples

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Year  | Champion  | Ref

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1981 | N. Cross, J. Duncan, May Bryson (Dalserf) |
1982 | Mrs. Alder, Mrs. Speirs, Mrs. Hughes (Riverside, Stirling) |
1983 | Ray Quale, Mary Anderson, Isa Hay (Orbiston) | [44]
1984 | Phylis Galloway, Marion Graham, Morag Brockett (Bishopbriggs) | [45]
1985 | E. McGarvie, A. Graham, Frances Whyte (Priorscroft) |
1986 | Mary Kirk, Jean Grant, Grace Freeland (Overtown & Waterloo) |
1987 | H. Weather, N. Flett, K. Harrold (Fochabers) |
1988 | Helen Bell, Helen Mathieson, Madge Brown (Strichen) |
1989 | M. Holland, A. Weir, B. Lessels (Cambuslang) |
1990 | May McAvoy, Isobel Pratt, Helen Wylie (Lochwinnoch) |
1991 | D. King, M. Steele, A. Burns (Dalry) |
1992 | Joan Kyle, Marjory Frost, Irene Bennett (Wilton) |
1993 | Helen Bell, Helen Mathieson, Madge Brown (Strichen) |
1994 | Jean Armstrong, Grace Scott, Margaret Shearer (Carnwarth) |
1995 | Jean Thomson, Mary Wright, Jean Nairn (Dunblane) |
1996 | B. Hadden, J. Millar, M. MacRae (Dalkeith) |
1997 | Irene Wilson, Margaret Stavert, Julie Forrest (Hawick) |
1998 | Margaret Reid, Margaret Wilson, Kath Stevenson (Stranraer) |
1999 | J. Law, D. Nelson, N. Peacock (Bridge of Earn) |
2000 | M. Strickland, M. Dougan, J. Ballentine (Currie) |
2001 | A. Neilson, M. Balloch, P. Johnston (Zetland) |
2002 | M. Bell, L. Harvey, A. Robertson (Kinghorn) |
2003 | E. Ferguson, S. Coleman, J. Broadhurst (M'head & Birkhill) |
2004 | J. Struthers, M. Balloch, P. Johnston (Zetland) |
2005 | L. Allison, N. McKay, V. Sneddon (Denny) |
2006 | R. Cochrane, M. Campbell, I. Milne (Strathaven) |
2007 | L. Cooper, J. Moonie, S. Sinclair (Burnbank Hamilton) |
2008 | B. McKenna, J. Forbes, M. Davidson (Inverness) |
2009 | June Wylie, Sheila Hanlon, Peggy Thomson (Castle Kennedy) |
2010 | Jennifer Yule, Isabel Gilchrist, Rosemary Speirs (J. G. Fleming) |
2011 | Jean Thomson, Jessie Bell, Sadie Spalding (Watson Memorial) |
2012 | E. Cooke, Marie Graham, Mary Galbraith (Riccarton) |
2013 | June Austin, Evelyn Oliver, Anne Motroni (Dumfries) |
2014 | Liz Stewart, Elspeth Brett, Meggie Macdonald (Ardross Alness) |
2015 | Esther Beattie, Charlotte Somerville, Mary McKay (Cowdenbeath) |
2016 | Morag Jones, June McLaughlin, Helen Nairn (Muirhead & Birkhill) |
2017 | Maralyn Murton, Maureen Hyslop, Elizabeth Reid (Ayr Craigie) |
2018 | Lynn Stein, Julie Sword, Donna Comrie (Leven) |
2019 | Alison Plenderleith, Esther Laidlaw, Elizabeth Halliday (Dalkeith) | [33]
2020 & 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Chloe Thomson, Tracey Breslin, Nicole McKean (Tanfield) | [48][35]
2023 | Gal Notman, Emma Kennedy, Susan Morrison (Stonehouse) | [40]
2024 | Kara Lees, Sophie McGrouther, Lynn Lees (Townhill) | [37]

### Women's fours

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Year  | Champion  | Ref

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1936 | Bearsdon |
1937 | Moffat |
1938 | Kirkhill |
1939 | Linthouse |
1940–1945 not held due to World War II
1946 | Clydebank |
1947 | Cambuslang |
1948 | Blackhhill |
1949 | Irvine Winton |
1950 | Hamilton Caledonian |
1951 | Busby |
1952 | Chalmers, Brown, Mclelland Macallan (Milngavie) |
1953 | Bridge of Allan |
1954 | Auchengeich |
1955 | Halfway & District |
1956 | Caldercraig |
1957 | Tollcross |
1958 | Ardrossan |
1960 | Killermont |
1961 | Watterfield |
1962 | West Kilbride |
1963 | Ayr |
1964 | Woodend |
1965 | Bishopbriggs |
1966 | Ms Anderson, Goldie, Barbour, Clements (Troon) |
1967 | Ms Watson, Liddle, Manzie, Bain (Carrick Knowe) |
1968 | Ms Fairweather, Liddle, Watson, Manzie (Carrick Knowe) |
1969 | Ms McClellan, Spiers, McFarlane, White (Inkerman) |
1970 | Ms Cooper, Good, Tinning, Stewart (Maxwelltown) |
1971 | Ms Logan, Smith, Barbour, Bunten (Mauchline) |
1972 | Ms Barclay, Nicoll, Thompson, Walker (Crossgates) |
1973 | Ms Quigley, Couper, Cleland, Parker (Darvel) |
1974 | Ms Simpson, Ross, Aitkin, McFarlane (Kelvindale) |
1975 | Ms Brown, Douglas, Benet, Stewart (Rutherglen) |
1976 | Ms Jackson, Dunlop, Waterson, Jackson (Coatbrdige) |
1977 | Ms Young, Lovell. Rennison, Halliday (Fairfield) |
1978 | M Thomson, J McKenzie, J Stark, M Halliday (Whitburn) |
1979 | Jess Williams, Margaret Wilson, Margaret Cameron, Isobel Black (Kingston BC, Glasgow) |
1980 | M Cummings, Mrs Jackson, Wilson, M Anderson (Castlehill) |
1981 | Ms Bain, Gardiner, Hamilton, Janet Menzies (Douglas Victoria) |
1982 | Betty Pettigrew, Sadie Young, Tirza Powell, Margaret Logan (Mauchline) |
1983 | Jean Wilson, Jane Coulston, Heather Hamilton, Susan Kelly (Stranraer) | [44]
1984 | Ms Auld, Kelly, Temple, Greta Crawford (Drumoyne) | [45]
1985 | H Boyd, J Auld, A Mitchell, N Graham (Tarbolton) |
1986 | N Stevenson, M Thomson, A Watson, Jean McLean (Crookston) |
1987 | Jean Armstrong, Margaret Gray, Grace Scott, Margaret Shearer (Carmwath) |
1988 | M Scot, E Weir, N McNeil, A Thomson (Denny) |
1989 | Ms Stevenson, Gallacher, Watson, Ward (Crookston) |
1990 | Bertha Baker, Margaret Taylor, Sarah McKechnie, Dorothy Barr (Ayr Forehill) |
1991 | Mrs Hamilton, Robertson, Peters, Bryson (Dalserf) |
1992 | J. Gillies, N. Cramb, I. Drockell, A. Blackmore (Ardrossan) |
1993 | Peggy Hunter, Frances Allan, Mary Strachan, Nan Hunter (Kirn & Hunter's Quay) |
1994 | I. Frew, S. Wallace, M. Nelson, J. Sherlock (Glengowan) |
1995 | Ms Gordon, McLelland, Ferguson, Brown (Dumfries) |
1996 | M. MacEwen, M Wright M. Stratton, B. Donaghy (Radnor Park) |
1997 | M. Higgins, S. Lee, M. Burrel, I. Renton (Spittal) |
1998 | E. Douglas, M. MabonM. Gardiner, M. Milne (Selkirk) |
1999 | I. Wright, S. Mitchell, Margaret Russell, Ann Clark(Livingston Letham) |
2000 | B. Kennedy, M. Calder, M. Jeffrey, B. Hubbard (Armadale) |
2001 | F. Smith, P. Stewart, E. Morran M. Dunning (Muirhead & Birkhill) |
2002 | C. Boswell, A. Matthew, S. Slater, J. MacDonald (Colinton) |
2003 | E. Goodwin, H. Walker, I. Riddick, J. Marshall (Marchmount) |
2004 | M. McCormack, J. Steed, L Fleming, B Anderson (Ardeer Rec) |
2005 | K. Moffat, Anne Motroni, J. Oliver, M. Ferguson (Dumfries) |
2006 | L. Hutchison, B. Forsyth, Kay Purvis, Sheila Douglas (Chirnside) |
2007 | L. Hutchison, B. Forsyth, Kay Purvis, Sheila Douglas (Chirnside) |
2008 | H.Sinclair, S.MacKinnon, E. Reid. M. Davie (Strathmiglo) |
2009 | I. McDougall, A. Drummond, M. Neilson, M. Lyall (Kilmarnock Portland) |
2010 | Vivien Taylor, Moira Cronie, Kath Stevenson, Trish Henderson (Castle Kennedy) |
2011 | Margaret Reid, Jean Sutton, Kay McHaffie, Susan Kelly (Stranraer) |
2012 | Judy Mowat, Elizabeth Macdonald, Jean Elder, Liz Rhodes (Thurso) |
2013 | Molly Morton, Marie Johnston, Liz O'Neil, Ann Gilmour (Townholm) | [31]
2014 | Jane Spence, Liz Nelson, Elizabeth Campbell, Anne Brown (Newton Park) |
2015 | Pam McGrory, Alison Bradfore, Val Stewart, June Struthers (Zetland) |
2016 | Susan Kelly, Kay McHaffie, Doreen Hillen, Margaret Reid (Stranraer) |
2017 | Louise Noon, Elizabeth Campbell, Jane Spence, Anne Brown (Newton Park) |
2018 | Louise Noon, Jan Docherty, Liz Nelson, Anne Brown (Newton Park) |
2019 | Aimmee Thomson, Gillian Kirk, Rebekah Weir, Eilidh Weir (Alloa East End) | [33]
2020 & 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022 | Alison Brown, Doreen Reeder, Margaret Kain, Vikki Turner (Buchan Park) | [48][35]
2023 | Jane Anderson, Anne Bone, Julie Sword, Lynn Stein (Wingygates Durievale) | [40]
2024 | Jane Anderson, Anne Bone, Julie Sword, Lynn Stein (Windygates Durievale) | [37]

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