The award categories are: Most Innovative School
2009; Young Athlete of the Year Award 2009;
Volunteer/Club Award 2009; and Coach of the Year
Award 2009.
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further information and a nomination form here.
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SASC Award forms here
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Grant
presented to Luis Douglas
Chris Carlyle presented a grant to Luis Dougas
recently. Luis (16), an ice figure skater from
Prestwick, was selected to represent Great Britain
and competed in Austria in October.
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SASC
Grants October 2009
(above)
Andrew Murphy (Ayr Seaforth) awarded £150
Rachel Hunter (Ayr Seaforth) awarded £150
Wallace Graham (Ayr Seaforth) awarded £150
James Gaffney (Ayr Seaforth) awarded £100
Mary McClure (Ayr Seaforth) awarded £80
Kate McManus (Ayr gymnastic club) awarded £100
Iona Izat (Ayr gymnastic club) awarded £100
(below)
Matthew Law (Ayr LTC) awarded £92.50
Jamie O’Neil (Ayr LTC) awarded £92.50
not in photos:
Scott McCowan (SAATS) - £100 GB Team Boccia
Jamie McCowan (SAATS) - £100 GB team Boccia
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SASC
Grants June 2009
• John Dewar (Ayr Rugby Club) £100
• Blair Jardine (Ayr Rugby Club) £100
• Robbie Mackie (Ayr Rugby Club) £100
(to attend Glasgow Thistle camp to Perpignan,
France (24th June – 7th July)
• Donald MacIntyre (Troon Petanque Club)
£100 - represent Scotland in Celtic Challenge
in Cork, Home Nations in Wales and World Games
in Holland
• Robin Gardner (Troon Petanque Club) £100
- represent Scotland in Celtic challenge and Home
Nations
• Morris Thompson (Coylton Tennis) £100
– to attend Level 2 Community Coach Course
• Ross Stewart ( Ayr Karate Academy) £150
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• David Clark (Ayr Karate Academy) £150
(selected for Scottish team to attend World Championships
in Tokyo, Japan (28thJuly – 3rd Aug)
• Samantha Haggo (Prestwick Cricket Club)
£150 – attained Scottish selection
at both Senior and U17 in womens cricket
• Cecile Dodds (Eglinton Pony club) £150
(Mini team
• Zoe Dodds (Eglinton Pony club) £150
(Junior team
• Caitlin Dodds (Eglinton Pony club) £150
(Junior team - represent Scotland at the Mounted
Games Association European Championships in Marseille
, France (13th – 19th July)
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Knox Trophy
The Knox Trophy was played over the Fullarton
course in Troon In June. The handicap section
was won for the second year running by Connie
Jaffrey. She was presented with the trophy,
a hickory-shafted driving iron, by Maureen
Knox, whose grandfather received it when
he opened the Darley course in 1911.
right: Connie Jaffrey and
Maureen Knox |
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| below: the seventeen
competitors with Maureen Knox |
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PATHE
Scottish visit
At the end of May this year the USEP delegation
of Jean Claude Arnaud and Pascale Portenart from
the French Sport for All organisation USEP visited
Scotland on the invitation from SALSC. Although
the visit was only a brief one, former SALSC International,
now Member Services Vice-Chair George Morton,
Ian Lynchanon, Chair of the Member Services Group
and Colleen Tait (an interpreter from the Youth
Committee) ensured there was little time to sit
down as the delegation were taken on a whistle
stop tour of the West of Scotland along the way
visiting member sports councils, including South
Ayrshire Sports Council and local authorities
to explain the system in France and learn from
our experiences.
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2009-10
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2008
Sports Awards: Wed 13th May 2009
Local Service to Sport:
ALEX SOMERVILLE - AYR GYMNASTIC CLUB
Sports Personality of the Year
CRAIG MILLER - AYRSHIRE FLYERS SPEEDSKATING
Junior Sports Personality (16 years & under)
FINLAY RAE – AYR SEAFORTH / AYRODYNAMIC
TRIATHLON CLUB
Sports Team of the Year
BURAKUDO KARATE CLUB
Junior Sports Team (16 years & under)
AYR SEAFORTH - U15 GIRLS 4X100M SPRINT RELAY
Coach of the Year
DAVID RAE - AYR SEAFORTH
Sports Volunteer of the Year
KIRSTY HAIR - BURAKUDO KARATE CLUB
Provost’s Trophy – Club of the Year
AYR UNITED FOOTBALL ACADEMY
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