Social Scene
EKRR Player of The Year 2010
Season 2009/2010 Player of The Year took place on Saturday 22 May in The Village Inn in East Kilbride, and what a great night it turned out to be, in fact it was a Championship winning party.
Thanks to all who attended, to Cliff Smith for entertaining everyone, the staff for all their hand work on the night and the RR Recreational Society for their continued support.
| 1st XI Top Goal Scorer | Gary Welsh |
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| 1st XI Player Player | Keiron Millar |
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| 1st XI Player of the Year | Paul Hughes |
| 2nd XI Top Goal Scorer | Brien Core |
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| 2nd XI Players Player | Shaun McMichael |
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| 2nd XI Player of the Year | Stuart McKenzie |
EK Rolls-Royce Clubman of the Year Tony Larkin
EKRR Annual Dinner 2009
November 28 2009 seen the last Annual Dinner taking place at the Rolls-Royce Social Club as the Club shuts on 31 December 2009.
As in previous years it was a fantastic night, superbly organised by Colin "Smurf" McMurtrie, with the Guest Speakers Dick Campbell and Scott Glynn providing fantastic entertainment for all who attended.
TOP TABLE
SUPPORTING CAST
THE CROWD
WOULD YOU RATHER BE A . . . .
GGPL Player of the Year CLUB PLAYER OF THE YEAR |
Mark Pollock Mark Johnstone (MJ) |
The EKRR Annual Dinner was held recently on 15 November 2008, with ex Grade One Referee John Rowbotham and Scotland's Top After Dinner Speaker John Gahagan speaking at the event, which was superbly MC'd by East Kilbride's own top entertainer Cliff Smith.
It was once again a night to remember and we all look forward to meeting up again on 28 November 2009.
The Annual European Open Golf Championshi[ took place recent in early October 2008 at Vilamoura in Portugal and it was the best tournament so far.
The first round was played over the picturesque Pinhal course and after a great day's play, it was Paul "Windy" Millar who took the honours playing with Colin "The Boss" Thomson.
The second round was played at the Tougher Millennium course and it was a major surprise when "The Boss" turned in a great round of golf to pick up the prize for the day. He sure has come a long way since he was known as CT 147.
A great time was had by all and anyone wishing to know what went on behind the scenes can read the blog on Boys and and Banter.
Friday 8 August seen the Annual Ryder Cup Challenge take place at Thornhill Golf Club near Dumfries and a great day was had by all, and even the weather was good. The Young Team led by Captain Paul "Windy" Millar retained the Trophy by the narrow margin of 10-8, a scoreline which could have been so different if Alex "Not Ringo" Lowe and his playing partner Davie "Ace" Carlin had kept their nerve on the final two holes, but alas it was not to be. So well done to the boys and roll on next year.
Well done to Davie Carlin for his great hole in one at the Par Three first hole and even better that he reminded to bring his wallet to buy everyone who travelled a celebratory pint. Seemingly bringing his wallet is as rare as the hole in one.