Results - Autumn League Fixtures

 The Autumn League Fixture List

Results after Week 1

Date	Teams	Result	Team	Points	Shots +	Ends	Team	Points	Shots +	Ends
5-Oct	A v B	13 - 7	M Morrison	2	6	5	B Inglis	0	-6	3
19-Oct	B v C		B Inglis				Alison/Bert
26-Oct	C v A		Alison/Bert				M Morrison
2-Nov	B v A		B Inglis				M Morrison
9-Nov	C v B		Alison/Bert				B Inglis
16-Nov	A v C		M Morrison				Alison/Bert
23-Nov	A v B		M Morrison				B Inglis
30-Nov	B v C		B Inglis				Alison/Bert
7-Dec	C v A		Alison/Bert				M Morrison
Team	Team	Played	Points	Shots +	Ends	Position
A	M  Morrison	1	2	6	5	1
B	B Inglis	1	0	-6	3
C	Alison/Bert	0	0

Details of Autumn League

 Here are the details of our Autumn League. First Games are on Tuesday 5th October. 

Fixture Dates for 2021-2022

The following are the dates and times for Autumn and Spring League games for your diary. The teams will be announced seperately. From October to December everyone will be playing on every date (all Tuesdays). i.e. 4 teams on two sheets. We have very few reserves! From January to March we will only have 3 teams. Therefore one team will have every third week off which gives us more reserves for Spring. 

2021 -  2022

5th October 5.15pm   

12th October 8pm (Points)

19th October 5.15pm

26th October 8pm

2nd November 5.15pm

9th November 5.15pm  

16th November 5.15pm

23rd November 5.15pm

30th November 5.15pm

7th December 8pm

14th December 5.15pm  (Christmas Bonspiel)

 

11th January 8pm 

18th January 8pm

25th January 8pm

1st February 8pm (Doubles)

8th February 8pm

15th February 5.15pm

22nd February 8pm

1st March 5.15pm

8th March 8pm

15th March 8pm

22nd March 8pm

 Hello FCC Members.

It’s been so long since I posted a blog I hope this one works! It’s a copy of an e mail that Jim sent out but we are trying to sensors it reaches as wide a readership as possible. 

You may already be aware of the financial problems facing Ayr Curling Club. Jim’s e mail is a hint as to what FCC can do to assist. Please read it and if you require a copy of any forms/letters please let Jim or myself know (I couldn’t paste them into the blog).

Hoping you and yours are staying safe and prepared for Christmas 

Regards 

Alan 

Dear fellow Fullarton curlers,

I am writing to you regarding the current financial crisis facing the Ayr Ice Rink as a result of the COVID pandemic.

For those of you who have not renewed your Ayr Curling Club membership this year I have attached three letters from Ayr Curling Club which explain the situation and the background to it. There is also a form attached which I would ask you to complete and return to me by 31st December.

In brief the situation is that the running and maintenance costs for the rink mean that there is a very real danger that Ayr Ice Rink will not survive the pandemic and will go out of business in 2021.

The Scottish government have announced help for sports and some of the money, two million pounds, is to be allocated to ice rinks. As yet it is not known how much of this money is destined for Ayr Ice Rink and how far it will go to solving the current financial problem.

Ayr Curling Club have written to all members and clubs asking for pledges of financial support. As yet they are not looking for individuals or clubs to actually donate money.

Following discussion within the committee of Fullarton Curling Club we have decided that, with the agreement of the membership, we will make a pledge from our club funds. Mike McNeill, our club treasurer has confirmed that we will be able to do this without seriously compromising our own club's financial position. Fullarton Curling Club currently has a balance of £1184 with no known outstanding liabilities.

It was felt that it would be appropriate to offer the members three options to vote on for our club pledge: £200, £300 or £400. Whichever amount gets the most votes is what we will pledge.

On this basis, please use the attached FCCPledge Form and mark an 'X' in the relevant box beside the amount you feel we should pledge from club funds.

Please email your completed FCCPledge forms back to me at this email address by 31 December.

Best regards

Jim Paxton

President Fullarton Curling Dear fellow Fullarton curlers,

I am writing to you regarding the current financial crisis facing the Ayr Ice Rink as a result of the COVID pandemic.

For those of you who have not renewed your Ayr Curling Club membership this year I have attached three letters from Ayr Curling Club which explain the situation and the background to it. There is also a form attached which I would ask you to complete and return to me by 31st December.

In brief the situation is that the running and maintenance costs for the rink mean that there is a very real danger that Ayr Ice Rink will not survive the pandemic and will go out of business in 2021.

The Scottish government have announced help for sports and some of the money, two million pounds, is to be allocated to ice rinks. As yet it is not known how much of this money is destined for Ayr Ice Rink and how far it will go to solving the current financial problem.

Ayr Curling Club have written to all members and clubs asking for pledges of financial support. As yet they are not looking for individuals or clubs to actually donate money.

Following discussion within the committee of Fullarton Curling Club we have decided that, with the agreement of the membership, we will make a pledge from our club funds. Mike McNeill, our club treasurer has confirmed that we will be able to do this without seriously compromising our own club's financial position. Fullarton Curling Club currently has a balance of £1184 with no known outstanding liabilities.

It was felt that it would be appropriate to offer the members three options to vote on for our club pledge: £200, £300 or £400. Whichever amount gets the most votes is what we will pledge.

On this basis, please use the attached FCCPledge Form and mark an 'X' in the relevant box beside the amount you feel we should pledge from club funds.

Please email your completed FCCPledge forms back to me at this email address by 31 December.

Best regards

Jim Paxton

President Fullarton Curling Club