St. Patrick's Day event is coming up soon! Join us on Saturday, March 13th for some Irish spirit, great food and music. Kristin will be cooking up the corned beef and cabbage. My friends from the Irish Heritage Pipe Band will be coming up from San Francisco to perform on the bagpipes. And - Special Guest - Rebecca Lomnicky, Scottish Fiddle Champion, from Corvallis will be performing that evening (6pm - 8pm) with guitarist Peter Willis. Free show! No Cover! Bring the family. The kitchen will be open, so come hungry.
Heavy Athletics
Men's A Class Winner: Mark Wechter
Men's B Class Winner: Chad Wilker
Men's C Class Winner: Christopher Claggett (Novice)
Women's Class Winner: Katrinia McNeal
Men's 40-49 Age Class Masters Winner: Eric Wechter
Men's Over 50 Age Class Masters Winner: Ray Oster (New World's Records Set in Braemar Stone and Weight For Height.)
Edged Weapons Athletes & Scores:
1. Jeff Schock --- 248
2. Jeff Tucker --- 243
3. Greg Burns --- 230
4. Steve Harris --- 225
5. Don Bayly --- 190
6. John Ulrey --- 187
7. Matt James --- 185
8. Padrick O'Grady --- 183
9. Sam Lee --- 163
10. Dennis Smith --- 149
11. Ricky Duffy --- 142
12. Larry Bruce --- 128
13. Chance Johnson --- 122
14. Jacob Ellis --- 94
15. Rebekah Harris --- 91
16. Joseph Liscia --- 90
17. Nick Stansell --- 86
18. Zack Johnson --- 50
19. Amber O'Grady --- 43
20. Mike Sanada --- 37
Diane and Tiara, the wee horse
Welcome to the Douglas County Scottish Society website. Check out the links above for general information!
Caber toss!
WHAT'S GOING ON: Parades, Picnics and Picts
Edged Weapons Competition
Do not mess with Dennis!
About the DC Scots The Douglas County Scottish Society was founded in 1991 by a number of like-minded Scottish individuals for the purpose of celebrating and sharing Scottish culture. Since then the Society has grown into a group of over 100 members that supports Celtic culture in Douglas County. The DCSS is a non-profit organization and accepts donations to support the Celtic Heritage Sponsorship Fund and the Celtic Highland Games & Clan Gathering. We meet on the third Friday of every month.
Edged Weapons Competition
The Douglas County Scottish Society was founded in 1991 by a number of like-minded Scottish individuals for the purpose of celebrating and sharing Scottish culture. Since then the Society has grown into a group of over 100 members that supports Celtic culture in Douglas County. The DCSS is a non-profit organization and accepts donations to support the Celtic Heritage Sponsorship Fund and the Celtic Highland Games & Clan Gathering. We meet on the third Friday of every month. 
