The draw for the 2021 Shotz Singles took place tonight at the venue witnessed by ADPL Members and Committee representatives.

The event will start at 11:30am on Saturday and will start with races to four.

The timed draw is as follows:-

Last 64 - 11:30am
Match 1 David Thornton v Michael Bastow
Match 2 Ally Herald v Daryl Scott
Match 3 Ryan Diplexcito v Kenny McMillan
Match 4 Weland Holroyd v Stuart Cameron
Match 5 Kyle Brown v Steve Hallam
Match 6 Jack Denholm v Kieren Gordon
Match 7 Kevin Edwards v Lee Devine
Match 8 John Cargill v Shane Twaddle

Last 64 - 12:15pm
Match 9 Mark Donald v Peem Twaddle
Match 10 Ben Ross v Doug Wood
Match 11 David McFarlane v Ronnie Edwards
Match 12 Glen McEvoy v Michael Emslie
Match 13 Steve Reid v Colin Brown
Match 15 Craig Humphreys v Liam Low
Match 16 Graham Dunbar v Iain Soutar
Match 17 Michael Watt v Darrin Warren

Last 64 - 1:00pm
Match 14 Billy Girdwood v Steve Hamilton
Match 18 Nathan Sinclair v Keir Hamilton
Match 19 Fraser Stewart v Craig Toal
Match 20 Liam Scott v Chris Mitchell
Match 21 Danny Ford v David Jack
Match 22 Sam McWalter v Ben Wallace
Match 23 Gareth Ruxton v Pete Boyd
Match 24 Roy Middleton v Darren Wyllie

Last 64
Match 25 Jarred Smith v Bye
Match 26 Richard Paterson v Bye
Match 27 James Curran v Bye
Match 28 Paddy Nicoll v Bye
Match 29 Connor Hunter v Bye
Match 30 Louie Bolton v Bye
Match 31 Andy Braid v Bye
Match 32 Christian Watt v Bye


Last 32 - 1:45pm
Match 45 Jarred Smith v Richard Paterson
Match 46 James Curran v Paddy Nicoll
Match 47 Connor Hunter v Louie Bolton
Match 48 Andy Braid v Christian Watt

It's been a long time since we've been on the eve of a tournament, but can I just re-emphasise.

It’s very important that you stay at home and do not attend tomorrow if:

- you have symptoms that may be caused by coronavirus (COVID-19)
- you’ve had a positive test result
- someone you live with has symptoms but has not yet been tested or received their test result

Household isolation will help to control the spread of the virus to friends, the wider community and the most vulnerable.

Cheers,
Bash