London Shield

For the Football trophy which was a predecessor to the Charity Shield, see Sheriff of London Charity Shield

The London Shield (Scots Gaelic Sgiath Lunnainn) is the premier trophy at Under 17 level in the sport of shinty. It takes its name from its having been donated by London Camanachd in 1989 to serve as a trophy in the national juvenile play-off.[1] The 2012 winners were Kinlochshiel.

The current holders are Kingussie who claimed the 2017 Shield with a penalty shoot-out win after a thrilling 4–4 draw with Oban Camanachd.[2]

Format

The format of the London Shield has changed over the years but at present consists of two leagues, one representing the South District, Badenoch and Fort William and the other the remainder of the North District. This has seen several all-North finals in the last few years as the top two from each league enter the semi finals. The final is usually played at a neutral venue.

List of Winners

YearWinnerRunner UpScoreVenue
2017Kingussie*Oban Camanachd4-4* (AET 1-0 on Pens)Cannich
2016Oban CamanachdSkye Camanachd3-2An Eilan, Newtonmore[[3]
2015NewtonmoreOban Camanachd2-0Cannich
2014Kingussie
2013Fort WilliamNewtonmore2-1The Dell, Kingussie
2012KinlochshielLochaberBalgate, Kiltarlity
2011GlenurquhartKinlochshiel2-1Balgate, Kiltarlity
2010LochaberSkye Camanachd1-1 (2-0 Pens)Braeview Park, Beauly
2009Skye CamanachdGlenurquhart2-1[4]Battery Park, Lochcarron
2008LochaberFort WilliamAn Aird, Fort William
2007
2006
2005
2004
2002Skye CamanachdKilmory4-1An Eilan Newtonmore
2001
2000
1999
1998Oban CamanachdFort William
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992Oban CamanachdNewtonmore2-0Oban
1991GlenurquhartOban Celtic4-3Beauly
1990KingussieOban Celtic4-1Taynuilt
1989InverarayKingussie4-1Fort William

References

  1. https://www.shinty.com/camanachd/news/2017-marine-harvest-london-shield-kingussie-camanachd
  2. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2017-01-09. Retrieved 2017-01-08.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.