Northern Meeting (Inverness—From 2005 through 2007, the event was held in Aviemore. The event returned to Inverness in 2008) Year Winner 1887 - Alexander Fletcher, Invermoriston 1888 - William Boa, piper to Mr John Dixon, Inveran, Poolewe 1889 - PM John MacKay (4th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders) 1890 - John MacDonald, Glentromie Lodge, Kingussie 1891 - Colin Thomson (3rd Seaforth Highlanders) 1892 - PM John Cameron (2nd Queen's Own Cameraon Highlanders) 1893 - PM Donald Mathieson (3rd Highland Light Infantry) 1894 - PM Donald Campbell (3rd CSR) 1895 - Murdo MacKenzie, Piper to Mr A. E. Butter, of Faskally 1896 - Alick MacKenzie, Resolis 1897 - William Campbell (Sovereign’s Piper) 1898 - Murdo MacKenzie, Inverness 1899 - David C. Mather, Lochcarron 1900 - William G. Meldrum, Piper to MacKintosh of MacKintosh 1901 - William MacLean, Creagorry Hotel, Benbecula 1902 - James A. Center, Edinburgh 1903 - Donald MacKay, London 1904 - PCpl William Ross (1st Scots Guards) 1905 - PM George S. MacLennan (1st Gordon Highlanders) 1906 - George S. Allan (2nd Seaforth Highlanders) 1907 - John Peter MacLeod, Tain 1908 - PM Thomas Clarke (1st Black Watch) 1909 - PM William MacKie (2nd Seaforth Highlanders) 1910 - PSgt William Lawrie (8th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders)* 1911 - George Yardley, Cambuslang* 1912 - Donald lan MacKenzie, Tain 1913 - PM James M. Lawrie (2nd Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders) (No competitions held during World War I.) 1919 - PM William Gray, Glasgow Police 1920 - John MacPherson, Newtonmore 1921 - PM Robert Reid (7th Highland Light Infantry) 1922 - PM Donald Chisholm, Highland Light Infantry 1923 - Angus MacPherson, Invershin 1924 - Allan M. Calder, Edinburgh 1925 - John Wilson, Edinburgh 1926 - John MacDonald, Inverness* 1927 - Malcolm R. MacPherson, Invershin 1928 - Robert U. Brown (Sovereign’s Piper) 1929 - David Ross, piper to Lord Leverhulme 1930 - Robert B. Nicol, Crathie (Sovereign’s Piper)* 1931 - Donald MacLean, Glasgow 1932 - PM Charles H. Smith (2nd Black Watch) 1933 - PM James B. Robertson (2nd Scots Guards) 1934 - PCpl Peter Bain (Scots Guards) 1935 - Piper J. MacGrady (Highland Light Infantry) 1936 - Philip Melville, Glasgow 1937 - Hugh C. R. Macrae, Achnasheen 1938 - Archibald MacNab, City of Glasgow Police (No competitions held during World War II.) 1946 - Roderick MacDonald, City of Glasgow Police 1947 - PM Donald MacLeod (Seaforth Highlanders) 1948 - Donald P. MacGillivray, Calrossie 1949 - Cpl Andrew Pitkeathly (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders) 1950 - John D. Burgess, Edinburgh * 1951 - PM Ronald MacCallum, (Piper to the Duke of Argyll) 1952 - PM Robert MacKay (Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders) 1953 - PM Donald MacLean, Lewis 1954 - Donald MacPherson, Alexandria 1955 - William M. MacDonald, Inverness 1956 - Capt D. R. MacLennan, North Berwick 1957 - Iain MacFadyen, Glasgow 1958 - Lewis Turrell, New Zealand 1959 - RSM John A. MacLellan (Seaforth Highlanders) 1960 - John McDougall, Bucksburn 1961 - PM Donald Morrison, Aberdeen City Police 1962 - Duncan J. MacFadyen, Glasgow 1963 - Kenneth MacDonald, Glasgow 1964 - Hector MacFadyen, Pennyghael/Glasgow* 1965 - William MacDonald, Benbecula 1966 - John MacFadyen Glasgow 1967 - Hugh A. MacCallum, Campbeltown 1968 - John Wilson, Campbeltown 1969 - PCpl Iain M. Morrison (Queen's Own Highlanders) 1970 - Andrew Wright, Paisley* 1971 - James McIntosh, Dundee 1972 - Dr. John MacAskill, Fort William 1973 - Jack L. Taylor, St Andrews 1974 - PM James MacGregor, Glen Almond 1975 - Murray Henderson, New Zealand 1976 - Angus J. MacLellan, Glasgow 1977 - William J. R. Livingstone, Ontario, Canada 1978 - Dr William Wotherspoon, Aberdeen 1979 - Donald Bain, New Zealand 1980 - Tom Speirs, Edinburgh 1981 - Jack Lee, British Columbia, Canada 1982 - Colin Roy MacLellan, Ontario, Canada 1983 - PM Gavin N.M. Stoddart (Royal Highland Fusiliers) 1984 - Allan MacDonald, Glenuig 1985 - James McGillivray, Ontario, Canada 1986 - Roderick J. MacLeod, Cumbernauld 1987 - Michael Cusack, Texas, USA 1988 - Dr Angus MacDonald, Glenuig 1989 - William MacCallum, Glasgow 1990 - Greg Wilson, New Zealand 1991 - Alfred Morrison, Bishopton 1992 - Angus MacColl, Oban 1993 - Bruce Woodley, British Columbia, Canada 1994 - Cpl Gordon Walker (Royal Highland Fusiliers) 1995 - Robert Wallace, Glasgow 1996 - Wilson Brown, Glasgow 1997 - Duncan MacGillivray, Calrossie 1998 - Stuart Shedden, Glasgow 1999 - Major John Cairns, Ontario, Canada* 2000 - Stuart Liddell, Inveraray 2001 - Niall Matheson, Inverness 2002 - Bruce Gandy, Nova Scotia, Canada 2003 - Chris Armstrong, Bathgate 2004 - Alasdair Gillies, Pennsylvania, USA Venue changed from Inverness to Aviemore in 2005. 2005 - Donald MacPhee, USA 2006 - Alastair Dunn, Scotland 2007 - Iain Speirs, Edinburgh Venue returned to Inverness in 2008. 2008 - Alan Bevan, British Columbia, Canada 2009 - Glenn Brown, Glasgow 2010 - Andrew Hayes, Ottawa, Canada 2011 - Niall Stewart, Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland 2012 - Euan MacCrimmon, Edinburgh, Scotland 2013 - Callum Beaumont, Bo'ness, Scotland 2014 - Douglas Murray, Fife, Scotland* 2015 - Finlay Johnston, Glasgow, Scotland 2016 - Ian K. MacDonald, Toronto, Canada* 2017 - Alasdair Henderson, Argyll, Scotland