Three competition categories were open for entry at November Crown Tournament. Entries were received for the category “Norse Culture”.
The results are:
Winner: Lady Helouys le Poer with Dublin Cap made of silk
2nd place: Duke Niall inn Orkneyski with a runestone
3rd place: Lady Drusticc Inigena Eddarrnonn with a tablet woven belt
Mistress Rowan Perigrynne and Mistress Madelaine de Bourgogne judged the entries.
With thanks to Lady Juliana de Northwood for the following announcement:
This past weekend was held the November Crown Tournament in the beautiful and somewhat overheated Barony of Riverhaven. Alongside the glorious combat happening in the lists, the traditional Kingdom A&S Competition was held in the equally hot hall.
Thanks to the heat and a slightly mushy brain, I managed to muddle the announcements during court. So, practice makes perfect, plus a bit of careful double checking, the correct results are as follows:
7 Entries
Winner (Equal First)
Sir John Dai of the Lane – Fishing Flies with Fur
Mistress Yolande Kesteven – Fur lined Muff
Runner Up: Mistress Glynhwyvar of Riverhaven – Fur lined hat
3 entries
Winner: Mistress Rachel le Ressignol – Traditional Chinese Outfit
Runner Up: Lady Mairi Kilanarock – Sideless Surcote
2 entries
Winner: Mistress Katherine Kerr of the Hermitage – Loom Weights
Runner Up: Lady Mairi Kilanarock – Leather tablet weaving cards
Event Mask Competition
There was also a mask competition held on the day for which I was requested to announce and hand over an unadorned bell.
Winner: Mistress Katherine Alisha of Salisbury.
The Stewards, Mistress Clara and myself would like to thank all those who submitted an entry, those who carried or printed items; the 6 judges who donated their time, and the Crown for allowing us to announce the winners in court.