Greater Moncton Highland Games & Scottish Festival | New Brunswick, Canada
Join us June 17 - 19, 2022
SMAI Masters World Championship
Nearly 200 of the world's strongest heavy events athletes will be here - will you?
Join us the third weekend each June!
The Greater Moncton Highland Games were honoured to host the inaugural
Canadian Scottish Athletic Federation’s Lightweight Championships in 2019.
We look forward to welcoming competitors from around the world for
the Scottish Highland Games Masters World Championships June 17 - 19, 2022.
The Greater Moncton Highland Games features highland dance,
pipe, drum, and pipe band competitions as well as dozens of workshops & demonstrations covering everything from Gaelic language and song to
falconry and sheep dog herding to historical elements.
And don’t forget the petting zoo, wagon rides, bouncy castles for the kids,
and the ceilidh tent with tunes & treats for all!
The Greater Moncton Highland Games and Scottish Festival takes place
at the Hal Betts Sportsplex (along the waterfront in downtown Moncton),
the perfect hub from which to enjoy an East Coast cultural adventure.
Fàilte!
Thanks to our 2019 Competitors & Attendees
The Greater Moncton Highland Games and Scottish Festival was honoured to host the inaugural CSAF lightweight championship, along with amateur, junior, and women’s competitions in 2019.
Congratulations to all the
individual event winners!
(Photo of Dale Andrew and Bryan MacLean by Carmen LeBlanc)
CSAF champion - Dale Andrew,
Port Perry, Ontario
(Dale set two Canadian lightweight records at the Moncton field on Saturday, June 15, 2019: lightweight for distance at 60'4.5" and the sheaf toss at 28'1" with a 16' bag.)
Champion of the Day -
Dale Andrew, Port Perry, Ontario
Dirk Bishop Maritime Master Highland Games Champion -
Bryan MacLean, Moncton, NB
Women's Maritime Champion -
Adena Robinson, Perth-Andover, NB
Amateur Champion -
Derek Smith, Middleton, NS
Maritime Lightweight Champion -
Scott Bishop, Perth-Andover, NB
More than 100 individual Highland Dance medals were awarded at the Greater Moncton Highland Games & Scottish Festival. Congratulations to all!
Coco Morrison earned the
Ferris Leanne Tweedie Memorial Trophy, awarded to the Moncton area
pre-Premier Dancer of the Day.
The Wallace and Corena
Tweedie Memorial Trophy for the
Moncton area Premier Dancer of the Day was presented to Nika Shakerinia.
Both dancers are from the
Dunnett School of Highland Dance.
Dozens of individual piping & drumming awards were handed out at the 2019 Greater Moncton Highland Games & Scottish Festival. Congratulations to all!
(Photo of Fredericton Society of St. Andrews Pipe Major with Games Chair Stephen Tweedie by Carmen LeBlanc.)
Piper of the Day - Blaise Theriault
Drummer of the Day - Mikhale MacDonald
Merrill Henderson Trophy -
Fredericton Society of St. Andrews
Dress & Deportment -
College of Piping, Grade 3
Bass & Tenor -
Dartmouth & District, Grade 4
Grade 5 March
1st - Fredericton Society of St. Andrews
2nd - Moncton District Pipe Band
3rd - College of Piping
Grade 4 March
1st - Dartmouth & District
2nd - 12 Wing Shearwater
Grade 3 March
1st - College of Piping
Grade 5 Medley
1st - Fredericton Society of St. Andrews
2nd - Dartmouth & District
3rd - College of Piping
Grade 4 Medley
1st - Dartmouth & District
2nd - 12 Wing Shearwater
Grade 3 Medley
1st - College of Piping