MIDLOTHIAN COUNTY LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION

5-Aside Results for 2007

August 29 - Congratulations to Mortonhall on winning Division 1 and Harburn on winning Division 2
The Captain hopes that you all enjoyed your games. She thanks the representatives for arranging the matches and getting the results to her promptly
Results
Division 1
1st Mortonhall Golf Club
2nd Merchants of Edinburgh Golf Club
Relegated to Division 2 for 2008 are Broomieknowe Golf Club and Liberton Golf Club.
Division 2
1st Harburn Golf Club
2nd Murrayfield Golf Club
Both these clubs are promoted to division 1 for 2008..

5-Asides News and Results for 2006

Thanks to everyone who helped to organise the matches. I hope that everyone enjoyed their games. There was an exciting finish to both divisions. The game points in division were very close for most of the teams. Due to the lovely weather, none of the matches needed rearranged. Results
Division 1
1st Mortonhall Golf Club
2nd Dalmahoy Golf Club
Relegated to Division 2 for 2007 are Murrayfield Golf Club and Glencorse Golf Club.
Division 2
1st Liberton Golf Club
2nd Kingsknowe Golf Club
Both these clubs are promoted to division 1 for 2007.

5-Aside League Matches

The League Matches aim to provide competition between clubs with match play experience for low handicap players who are members or potential members of the county team.

Currently there are 17 teams playing in the 5-aside League matches: Division 1 with 9 teams and Division II with 8 teams. The Macfarlane Trophy is awarded to the winners of Division I and the Thomson Cup to the winners of Division II.

Teams play either home or away. In Division I there are 4 home and 4 away matches. In Division II there are 3 home and 4 away matches, or 4 home and 3 away matches.. Two teams move up each year from Division II and two teams are relegated from Division I and assume the home and away places vacated by the other teams. Home and away fixtures are redrawn for the start of every even year, these being reversed the following odd year.

5-Asides - Results for 2005 (Final @26.9.05)

After a close and exciting finish, the 2005 Midlothian Inter-Club League Division One matches have been won by Baberton with 12 match points and 30 game points. The runners up were Mortonhall with 11 match points and 23.5 game points. Congratulations to Baberton on winning the Macfarlane Trophy for the fourth year in a row. Kingksnowe and Prestonfield will move down to Division Two for season 2006.

Congratulations to Broomieknowe on winning Division Two and the Thomson Trophy, with 13 match points and 24.5 game points. The runners up were Murrayfield, who just beat Liberton for second place, with 11 match points and 25 game points. Broomieknowe and Murrayfield will be promoted to Division One for season 2006.

5-Asides - Results for 2004

The 2004 Midlothian Inter-Club League Division One matches have been won by Baberton with 12 match points and 26.5 game points. The runners up were Kingsknowe with 11 match points and 22 game points. Congratulations to Baberton on winning the Macfarlane Trophy for the third year in a row. The Division Two winners were Craigmillar Park with 12 match points and 26.5 game points. The runners up were Mortonhall, who just beat Murrayfield for second place, with 10 match points and 24.5 game points. Craigmillar Park and Mortonhall will be promoted to Division One for season 2005. Congratulations to Craigmillar Park on winning the Thomson Trophy. Broomieknowe and Harburn will move down to Division Two for season 2005.

5-Asides - Results for 2003

After a nail-biting finish the 2003 Midlothian Inter-Club League Division One matches were won by Baberton with 13 match points and 25 game points. The runners up were Prestonfield with 12 match points and 24.5 game points. Congratulations to Baberton on winning the Macfarlane Trophy. The Division Two winners were Broomieknowe with 12 match points and 22.5 game points. The runners up were Glencorse with 11 match points and 27.7 game points. Both teams were promoted to Division One for season 2004. Congratulations to Broomieknowe on winning the Thomson Trophy. Craigmillar Park and Liberton will move down to Division Two for season 2004. As is usual practice, home and away ties will be re-drawn in October 2003 for season 2004.

In 2002 the Division I winners were Baberton who received the Macfarlane Trophy. The runners up were Prestonfield. The Division II winners were Harburn (Thomson Trophy) with Liberton the runners up