Field Marshal Montgomery finished 7 points clear of Boghall and Bathgate Caledonia, who had their best finish since the British Championships in 2007
The Grade 1 drumming title was won by The House of Edgar Shotts and Dykehead, who performed on the day with two bass drummers.
West Dunbartonshire Council’s Provost and Games Chieftain, Denis Agnew said:
“With such a beautiful sunny summer’s day enticing more people to come along for a super family day out. The funfair, the Highland Dancing and the spectacle of the Pipe Bands and the Drum Major competitions made Saturday a day to remember in Levengrove Park with estimated crowds of between 25,000 and 30,000 attending.”
Vanessa Wright, Communications Director of Chivas Brothers said:
“We were delighted with the success of the event. Chivas Brothers is proud to be involved in the event and to support the local community with our sponsorship.”
Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association, Chief Executive, Ian Embelton said,
“Congratulations to West Dunbartonshire Council’s Event team for pulling off another flawless event. The combination of the picturesque surroundings, the sunshine and atmosphere that the Pipe Bands creates, all combined for a truly spectacular day.”
The other Scottish Champions crowned on the days were as follows:
Grade 2 Band - Grampian Police
Grade 2 Drumming - Buchan
Grade 3A Band - Deeside Caledonia
Grade 3A Drumming - Deeside Caledonia
Grade 3B Band - Quinn Memorial
Grade 3B Drumming - Manor Cunningham
Grade Juvenile Band - Dollar Academy
Grade Juvenile Drumming - George Watsons College
Grade 4A Band - Ballyboley
Grade 4A Drumming - Ballyboley
Grade 4B Band - Upper Crossgare
Grade 4B Drumming - Upper Crossgare
Grade Novice Band - George Watsons College
Grade Novice Drumming - George Watsons College
For further details:
http://www.rspba.org/html/majorcontests.php?Year=2010&Contest=Scottish%20Championships
