The 2018 Rocky Smith Memorial Highland Games
Event Information
Description
When: March 10th & 11th 8:30 am start time both Saturday and Sunday
Where: The Midland County Horseshoe Arena
Classes:
Saturday:
Masters Men
Amateur A
Master Women
Women
Sunday:
Open
Novice
Host Hotel
Address: 910 I-20, Midland, TX 79701
Mention the Scottish Irish-Faire to receive the deal.
Any Questions or Concerns contact the Athletic Director
Michael Murphree
432-940-7839 (call or text)
432-894-1043 call or text)
Or email: hemurph65@hotmail.com
Athletic Rules
1. All classes MUST wear a kilt and tall socks. Kilts must be traditional length and have no external pockets.
2. All Decisions of the Judges and Athletic Director are final. NASGA/RMSA rules will be used for judging.
3. Athletes will be expected to conduct themselves in a professional and courteous manner, maintaining a friendly and respectful attitude toward the public, officials and other competitors.
Reminder: There are kids in the audience, cursing will be kept to a level the audience cannot hear.
4. Scoring for the competition will be 1 point for 1st place, 2 points for 2nd and so on through number of competitors. Athlete with the lowest score wins the event.
If you have any questions, please email the Athletic Director, Mark Cannon at mcannon@coregroupsales.com
Contested Events
Braemar Stone, Open Stone, Heavy and Light Weight for Distance, Heavy Hammer, Light Hammer, Weight Over Bar, Sheaf, and Cabers
Organizer Texas Celtic Athletic Association
Organizer of The 2018 Rocky Smith Memorial Highland Games
The Texas Celtic Athletic Association is a Texas-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Visit our website at www.txceltics.com
Our Mission
To foster amateur sports competition, support and develop amateur athletes, and take an active role in enhancing our communities through our guiding principles of dedication, fairness, achievement and compassion.
Our Vision
To create a model for athletic competition standards, charitable works, and community engagement that will be replicated and improved upon by like-minded individuals and organizations.
Values
TCAA values strength. Strength of mind, spirit, resolve, as well as body. TCAA and its members will have the strength of mind to dedicate themselves to their causes, the strength of spirit to lift up those in need, the strength of resolve to never abandon what we help to build, and the strength in our bodies to honor the Celtic athletic tradition.
