Author: Victorian Pipers Association Inc.

For our first contest at Haileybury College on Sunday April 28th, we will be trialling a new entry method using Google Forms.

Competitors will simply fill out the form and can then choose to either pay their entry either by EFT (Electronic Bank Transfer) or via Cash or Credit/Debit card (EFTPOS) on the contest day.

We are moving to this method to help with our administration process and to make draw releases more timely for you.

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Please note that the A grade Piobaireachd requirement has changed for 2024.

A grade competitors must submit 4 piobaireachds of own choice which include a crunluath variation and crunluath a’mach where appropriate.

To view our Tune Requirements for the 2024 season please go to our Competition Tune Requirements page
https://spare.powerdigitalweb.com.au/2024-competition-music-requirements/

For any enquiries please contact us at victorianpipers@gmail.com

Congratulations to our 2023 Victorian Champions

The Victorian Champion in each grade are those who have received the highest aggregate points at the Victorian Championships across both Piobaireachd and Light Music.

Our 2023 Victorian Champions are

A grade – Craig Sked
B grade – William Mullighan
C grade – Michael Zhang
D grade – Jonny Coe
Novice Grade – Callum Fisher

Our Victorian Championships are well supported by a variety of sponsors and we acknowledge their generous contributions that make our contest possible each year.

The Victorian Scottish Heritage and Cultural Foundation, Black and Macleod Group, McCallum Bagpipes, The James A. Center Family, The Bradshaw Family, Clan MacLennan, Clan McGillivray, Scots of Victoria, Lyons Bagpipes, and the Victorian Highland Pipe Band Association.

We would also like to thank Presbyterian Ladies’ College, Burwood for use of their wonderful venue.