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The George Sherriff Memorial Invitational has been organized by Bob Worrall and many dedicated volunteers for 30 years. The passion for both good piping and teaching have come together in this amazing event which is as much an educational experience for young pipers as it is a competition.

 

"The Sherriff" gives top amateur players a taste of what it's like to play at a major professional event and, for many players, this contest has been a springboard to the professional ranks. The event brings together top players from across North America and gives them an opportunity to compete for amazing prizes, to develop their network with other players, judges and spectators. This event gives you the chance to hear the very best amateur pipers deliver the performances of their amateur careers.

Upcoming Event

The 30th Annual George Sherriff Memorial Invitational will be held on November 21st at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, 70 James Street, Hamilton, Ontario.

 

The adjudicators for this year’s competition are Andrew Carlisle, Glenna Mackay-Johnstone and Jack Lee. Our Master of Ceremonies will be announced shortly.

The 6/8 March event will begin at 10 a.m. The Piobaireachd event starts at 12:30 p.m., after a lunch break. The final event, March, Strathspey & Reel, will begin  at 7:30 p.m.

The church doors open at 9 a.m.

The results and presentation of awards will take place immediately following the March, Strathspey & Reel event.

Past Winners

OVERALL CHAMPION

1996 – Ryan Macdonald
1997 – Jason Briscoe
1998 – Decker Forrest
1999 – Bill Weir
2000 - Glenn Brown
2001 – Hector MacQuarrie
2002 – Lyric Todkill
2003 – Matthew Mitchell
2004 – Justin Gonzalez
2005 – Alex Gandy
2006 – Micah Babinski
2007 – Ben McClamrock
2008 – Bobby Durning
2009 – Richard Gillies
2010 – Andrew Laird
2011 – Joe Stewart
2012 – Callum Harper
2013 – Aaron Stone
2014 – Liam Hilder
2015 – Austin Diepenhorst
2016 - Austin Diepenhorst
2017 - Alistair Bevan
2018 - Fileman Tan
2019 - Colin Johnstone
2021 - Mark McClennan
2022 - Callum Bevan
2023 - Cameron Bonar
2024 - Gillian Blaney
2025 - Abby Long

MARCH STRATHSPEY & REEL

1996 – Matt Macisaac
1997 – Jason Briscoe
1998 – David Duckett
1999 – Bill Weir
2000 - Alison Dunsire
2001 – Hector MacQuarrie
2002 – Tristan Wilson
2003 – Matthew Mitchell
2004 – Alex Gandy
2005 – Alex Gandy
2006 – Micah Babinski
2007 – Alastair Lee
2008 – Johnny Bassett
2009 – Anthony Masterson
2010 – Glenn Walpole
2011 – Joe Stewart
2012 – Callum Harper
2013 – Aaron Stone
2014 – Kevin McLean
2015 – Austin Diepenhorst
2016 - Austin Diepenhorst
2017 - Tori Killoran
2018 - Gavin Mackay
2019 - Alistair Bevan
2021 - Mark Mclennan
2022 - Callum Bevan
2023 - Henry Paluch
2024 - Gillian Blaney
2025 - Alex Pavlovic

PIOBAIREACHD WINNERS

1996 – Cam Crosbie
1997 – Joss Fisher
1998 – Decker Forrest
1999 – Decker Forrest
2000 - Erin McCarthy
2001 – Hector MacQuarrie
2002 – Justin Gonzalez
2003 – Eric Ouellette
2004 – Justin Gonzalez
2005 – Colin Lee
2006 – Micah Babinski
2007 – Faye Henderson
2008 – Thomas Harrington
2009 – Richard Gillies
2010 – Andrew Laird
2011 – Alexander Schiele
2012 – Dylan Whittemore
2013 – Aaron Stone
2014 - Sean Regan
2015 - Kevin McLean
2016 - Austin Diepenhorst
2017 - Ben Montross
2018 - Liam Melville
2019 - Tyler Destremps
2021 - Caleb Thibodeau
2022 - Callum Bevan
2023 - Cameron Bonar
2024 - Gillian Blaney
2025 - Abby Long

6/8 MARCH WINNERS

1996 – Jason Briscoe
1997 – Jason Briscoe
1998 – Colin Armstrong
1999 – Andrew Douglas
2000 - Andrew Douglas
2001 – Lionel Tupman
2002 – Lionel Tupman
2003 – Justin Gonzalez
2004 – Justin Gonzalez
2005 – Kevin Dugas
2006 – Will Nichols
2007 – Ben McClamrock
2008 – Craig Sutherland
2009 – Richard gillies
2010 – Bobby Durning
2011 – Joe Stewart
2012 – Callum Harper
2013 – Jack Williamson
2014 – Liam Hilder
2015 – Austin Diepenhorst
2016 - Austin Diepenhorst
2017 - Laureano Thomas-Sánchez
2018 - Fileman Tan
2019 - Colin Johnstone
2021 - Mark Mclennan
2022 - Callum Bevan
2023 - Henry Paluch
2024 - Gillian Blaney
2025 - Magnus Stone

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