SFU sweeps all four Grade 1 events at Enumclaw
Enumclaw, Washington – July 25-26, 2015 – Some 93 solo contestants and 14 pipe bands competed at the annual Pacific Northwest Highland Games in unusually sunny and warm conditions for the area, but typical this year in at times heavy rain, welcome as the region has endured a serious ongoing drought. Simon Fraser University swept the four two-band Grade 1 events, but on ensemble preference in both the Medley and MSR on the Sunday, with Dowco-Triumph Street taking all four firsts in piping. Alastair Lee and Grant Maxwell were overall winners of the Professional Solo Piping and Snare Drumming, respectively.
Grade 1
Overall
1st Simon Fraser University
2nd Dowco-Triumph Street
Drumming: SFU
Saturday
Medley
1st SFU (1,1,1,1)
2nd Dowco-Triumph Street (2,2,2,2)
MSR
1st SFU (1,1,1,2)
2nd Dowco-Triumph Street (2,2,2,1)
Sunday
Medley
1st SFU (ens.pref.) (2,2,1,1)
2nd Dowco-Triumph Street (1,1,2,2)
MSR
1st SFU (ens.pref.) (2,2,1,1)
2nd Dowco-Triumph Street (1,1,2,2)
Grade 2
Overall
1st Robert Malcolm Memorial II
2nd Portland Metro
Drumming: Robert Malcolm Memorial II
Medley
1st Robert Malcolm Memorial II
2nd Portland Metro
Drumming: Robert Malcolm Memorial II
MSR
1st Robert Malcolm Memorial II
2nd Portland Metro
Drumming: Robert Malcolm Memorial II
Grade 3
Overall
1st Greighlan Crossing
2nd Robert Malcolm Memorial III
3rd Columbia Regional
Drumming: Greighlan Crossing / Robert Malcolm Memorial III
Medley
1st Greighlan Crossing
2nd Robert Malcolm Memorial III
3rd Columbia Regional
Drumming: Greighlan Crossing
MSR
1st Robert Malcolm Memorial III
2nd Greighlan Crossing
3rd Columbia Regional
Drumming: Robert Malcolm Memorial III
Grade 4
Overall
1st Northwest Junior
2nd Keith Highlanders IV
3rd Portland Metro Youth
Drumming: Northwest Junior / Clan Gordon
Medley
1st Northwest Junior
2nd Portland Metro Youth (ens.pref.)
3rd Keith Highlanders IV
Drumming: Northwest Junior
Quick Marches Set
1st Northwest Junior
2nd Keith Highlanders IV
3rd Portland Metro Youth
Drumming: Clan Gordon
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