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SCOTS LOSE OUT TO ITALY ON DAY TWO OF WORLD WHEELCHAIR CHAMPS
Scotland are still on the hunt for their first win at the SD Biosensor World Wheelchair Championships after losing out 6-3 to Italy in their only game of the second day at the Gangneung Curling Centre (2-9 March). The Scots...
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SCOTS AIM TO RECOVER AFTER TOUGH START AT WORLD WHEELCHAIR CHAMPS
Scotland had a difficult opening day at the SD Biosensor World Wheelchair Championships suffering two narrow 6-5 losses to Latvia and Norway, but skip Hugh Nibloe is confident that the results will come this week at the Gangneung Curling Centre...
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SCOTLAND MD TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT: MCFADZEAN TO MAKE WORLD CHAMPS DEBUT ALONGSIDE JACKSON
Newly crowned Scottish Champions Sophie Jackson and Duncan McFadzean have been selected to represent Scotland at the World Mixed Doubles Championships in Oestersund, Sweden next month (20-27 April). Having made their way through a world class field at the national...
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TEAM SCOTLAND MAKE LINE-UP CHANGE AHEAD OF WORLD WHEELCHAIR CHAMPS
Scotland has made a line-up change for the SD Biosensor World Wheelchair Championships after Gary Logan had to withdraw due to illness ahead of the team travelling to Korea, to compete at the Gangneung Curling Centre (2-9 March). Skip Hugh...
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Performance Foundation Programme Policy - Applications Open For 2024-5
Applications are now open for the Performance Foundation Programme 2024-25. The Performance Foundation Programme Policy is available to download here which contains the link to the application form. Apply today and see where your potential can take you - Milan...
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DOUBLE FOR DUNCAN AS MCFADZEAN CLAIMS MIXED DOUBLES TITLE WITH JACKSON
Last year’s finalists Sophie Jackson and Duncan McFadzean have come through a top class field including three former World Mixed Doubles Champs and nine Olympians in order to claim their first Scottish Mixed Doubles title at Perth’s Dewars Centre. For...