Results from season 2004/2005

Premier

Team 2004/05

/ P / W / L / F / A / Points

Outsiders

/ 10 / 10 / 0 / 47 / 3 / 47
Grennock A / 10 / 9 / 1 / 37 / 13 / 37
Team NSE / 12 / 7 / 5 / 35 / 15 / 35
Greenock B / 11 / 5 / 6 / 24 / 26 / 24
Drumchapel A / 12 / 5 / 7 / 24 / 26 / 24
Team Wilson / 12 / 4 / 8 / 23 / 27 / 23
Young Ones / 13 / 5 / 8 / 21 / 29 / 21
Kilwinning / 13 / 4 / 9 / 21 / 29 / 21
Premier League Champions 2004/2005
Outsiders
  • Gerry Campbell
  • Peter Shaw
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The Outsiders team of Gerry Campbell and Peter Shaw retained the Premier League title. Peter and Gerry set the benchmark which no other team could reach. They remained unbeaten throughout the season and fully deserve the title Premier League Champions.

Division 1

2004/05 / P / W / L / F / A
1 Brunswick B / 16 / 15 / 1 / 99 / 45
2 Coatbridge / 16 / 9 / 7 / 85 / 59
3 Motherwell / 16 / 11 / 5 / 81 / 63
4Carluke / 16 / 9 / 7 / 77 / 67
5 Drumchapel / 16 / 9 / 7 / 71 / 73
=6 Airdrie / 16 / 6 / 10 / 64 / 80
=6 Brunswick A / 16 / 7 / 9 / 64 / 80
8 Kilwinning A / 16 / 4 / 12 / 54 / 91
9 Holy Cross / 16 / 2 / 14 / 53 / 91

Brunswick B won Division 1, losing only one match and had a convincing win over Airdrie in the Div. 1 Cup final to secure the double.

Therelegation battle turned into a tussle between Holy Cross and Kilwinning A with Holy Cross losing their Division 1 status by a single point. This left Kilwinning A with a match against Knightswood, runners-up from Division 2, to settle the final place available in Division 1. Kilwinning ran out easy winners with a comfortable 5:0 win.

Division 2

Team 2004/05 / P / W / L / F / A
1 Maccabi / 16 / 15 / 1 / 117 / 27
2 Knightswood / 16 / 11 / 5 / 87 / 57
3 Mearns RBL / 16 / 10 / 6 / 85 / 59
4 Brunswick C / 16 / 8 / 8 / 75 / 69
5 Boys’ Brigade / 16 / 8 / 8 / 74 / 70
6 Kilwinning B / 16 / 8 / 8 / 64 / 80
7 Scottish Power / 16 / 7 / 9 / 58 / 86
8 Brunswick D / 16 / 3 / 13 / 51 / 93
9 Bishopton / 16 / 3 / 13 / 37 / 107

Maccabi were run away winners of Division 2 with Knightswood in second place and only two points separating them from third placed Mearns RBL.

Cups

  • Handicap Cup -Walter McNeil Memorial Trophy

Round 1
Coatbridge / beat / Carluke by46 pts
Brunswick C / beat / Airdrie by 20 pts
Drumchapel / lost to / Holy Cross HS by 15pts
Brunswick A / beat / Brunswick B by w-o
Motherwell / beat / Brunswick D by 39 pts
Maccabi / beat / Brunswick C by 42 pts
Kilwinning A / beat / ScottishPower by 36pts
Kilwinning B / beat / Knightswood by 34 pts
Quarter-Finals
Mearns RBL / beat / Kilwinning A by 72 pts.
Maccabi / lost to / Motherwell by 8 pts.
Brunswick A / beat / Coatbridge by 24 pts.
Kilwinning B / beat / Holy Cross HS by 2 pts.
Semi-Finals
Brunswick A / beat / Maccabi by 16 pts
Holy Cross HS / lost to / Mearns RBL by 35 pts
Final
Mearns RBL / beat / Brunswick A by 33 pts
  • Division 1 – Maxwell Wilson Cup

Preliminary Round
Drumchapel / 5 / 2 / HolyCrossHigh School
Quarter-Finals
Coatbridge / 3 / 5 / Brunswick B
Airdrie / w/o / Drumchapel
Motherwell / 5 / 4 / Carluke
Kilwinning A / 5 / 4 / Brunswick A
Semi-Finals
Kilwinning A / 1 / 5 / Airdrie
Motherwell / 1 / 5 / Brunswick B
Final
Brunswick B / 5 / 0 / Airdrie
  • Division 2-House of Harris Cup

Preliminary Round
Brunswick D / 5 / 4 / ScottishPower
Quarter-Finals
Brunswick D / 1 / 5 / Knightswood
Maccabi / 5 / 1 / Kilwinning B
Mearns RBL / 5 / 1 / Brunswick C
Bishopton / 4 / 5 / Boys’ Brigade
Semi-Finals
Knightswood / 5 / 3 / Maccabi
Mearns RBL / 5 / 2 / Boys` Brigade
Final
Knightswood / 1 / 5 / Mearns RBL

Junior League

Division 1

Played / Points
Drumchapel / 7 / 30
East Kilbride A / 7 / 25
North Ayrshire A / 7 / 22
128th Boys’ Brigade / 7 / 22
North Ayrshire B / 7 / 14
44th Boys’ Brigade / 7 / 11
East Kilbride B / 7 / 9
Maccabi / 7 / 2

Division 2

Played / Points
Knightswood / 11 / 52
Drumchapel Girls / 11 / 51
Maccabi / 11 / 32
278th Boys’ Brigade / 11 / 30
Holyrood B / 11 / 30
North Ayrshire / 11 / 29
5th Boys’ Brigade / 11 / 27
Holyrood A / 11 / 25
East Kilbride 2 / 11 / 19
East Kilbride 1 / 11 / 15
44th Boys’ Brigade / 11 / 10
East Kilbride 3 / 11 / 10

Drumchapel, Corrinna Whitaker and Craig Hardie, were worthy winners of Division 1 with East Kilbride A, Michael Connolly and Andrew Shields, close on their heels. It was encouraging to note the good performance of the 128th BB, Scott Allan, Graham White and Chris Provan, who in their first year in the league shared third position with North Ayrshire A.

Division 2 proved to be a very close finish between Knightswood, Sean Doherty and James Martin, and Drumchapel Girls, Stephanie McCallum and Natasha Milliken, with Knightswood winning the league by a point. Again it was encouraging to see good performances from Maccabi, Aaron Taylor, Simon Cohen, in third place, and sharing fourth place the 278th BB, Andrew Russell, Calum McInnes and Craig Johnston, and Holyrood B, Sam Murdoch, Philip Houston and Daniel Houston.

The standard of play, healthy numbers participating and the enjoyment level of the players was impressive throughout the season. The organisers plan to build on this success and a third division is a possibility for next season.

West Open

West of Scotland Open - 22/23 January 2005

Holyrood Sports Centre, Glasgow

Drumchpel’s elite coach Ryan Jenkins (Wales) met Alan Cooke (England) in the final of the West of Scotland Open. Ryan won by 3 sets to 2 (5, -9, 5, -5, 7) in a very close match. Alan beat the home favourite Gavin Rumgay 3/0 in the semis.
Ryan and Alan teamed up for the men doubles and took the title defeating Gavin Rumgay and Ishikawa Takahar (Japan) 3/0.
In the ladies final, Adeline Coutant (France) beat Laura Rumgay 3/1. Karin Eggar lost out to Adeline in the semis by 10/12 in the final set. Laura and Karin took the ladies doubles title with a 3/2 win over Adeline and her partner Corinna Whitaker.

Event / Player(s) / Result
Under 21 / Peter Graham (Ire) / bt / David Hayes (Ire) / 3-2
Band 1 / David Hayes (Ire) / bt / Damien Lynch (Ire) / 3-0.
Vets / Callum Gerrard / bt / Gerry Campbell / 3-2
U18 Boys / Kenny Lindsay / bt / David Hayes / 3-0
S/Final / Kenny Lindsay / bt / Peter Graham (Ire) / 3-1
S/Final / David Hayes / bt / Craig Howieson / 3-0
U15 Boys / Craig Howieson / bt / Craig Hardie / 3-0
U13 Boys / Sam Hanley (Ire) / bt / Paul McCreery (Ire) / 3-2
U18 doubles / Graham/ Knox (Ire) / bt / Howieson/ Johnston / 3-1
U13 doubles / Maxwell/McCreery (Ire) / bt / Main/ Dymund / 3-0
U18 Girls / Laura Rumgay / bt / Karin Eggar / 3-2
S/Final / Laura Rumgay / bt / Jenny Galloway / 3-2
S/Final / Karin Eggar / bt / Fiona Dennett (Ire) / 3-1
U15 Girls / Corinna Whitaker / bt / Susan Nealon (Ire) / 3-2
U13 Girls / Susan Nealon (Ire) / bt / Chloe Nealon (Ire) / 3-0
Junior Band 1 / Sam Hanley / bt / Fiona Dennett / 3-2

Check outsome of the players from this year’s eventin the WoSTTL Gallery.

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