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The Annual General Meeting and Presentation of Prizes was held on 19 March 2026 at Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club. Members gathered in the clubhouse to review the past season, elect office bearers, and look ahead to the coming year. An excellent meal was enjoyed by all. Following the formal AGM business, trophies and awards were presented to...

Four rinks set off for another day's curling at Stranraer. With two late call-offs, there was some extra sweeping for a few unfortunates!

Ayr and Alloway were drawn in the preliminary round of the Province Knockout, against Dalmellington, played on 2 February 2026. AACC rink was Charlie Steele (skip), David Gray, Ken Ireland and Ed Baines.

For the first time, A&A and Gangrels combined to take all 4 sheets of ice at North West Castle and formed 8 Rinks to play a series of festive social curling games on Wed 10 Dec.

The new format of joining forces with The Gangrels proved successful and the first half of the season is complete.

Ayr and Alloway entered one rink for the Eglinton Jug, Ayrshire's premier curling competition. It was held on 1st and 2nd November 2025 at Greenacres. The rink was Charlie Steele skip, Alan Mitchell, Ken Ireland and Ed Baines.

On Wednesday 27 August 2025, a stroll through the Gorge Walk at Boswell's Estate was an excellent way to catch up with friends, followed by a fine lunch in the Coach House. Lots of talk about the curling season approaching, how the summer had been spent and who had picked up new injuries!

The main 2024/25 league was played at Greenacres. Unfortunately with the Greenacres plant failing in February, we missed a game, and the alternative date did not suit everyone.

The AGM was held at Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club on 6 March 2025. It was preceded by an excellent meal in the lounge.

A fabulous night was held at Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club on 12 December 2024. An excellent turnout of 35 members and guests enjoyed a delicious two-course meal. Secretary Liz presented a quiz and member Willie Scott entertained the troops with a range of folk songs, also providng an interesting introduction to each song.