Alison McGrandles
2022
No Chieftain
2021 due to COVID-19
No Chieftain
2020 due to COVID-19
Kieron Achara
2019
Simone Lahbib
2018
Kari Carswell
2017
Lesley Paterson
2016
Michael Goodfellow
2015
Ally Hogg
2014
Bruce Crawford
2011
Fergus Wood
2010
Andrew Cameron
2008
Ian Bowie
2007
Basil L Stewart
2006
Colin O'Brien
2005
Alan Rennie
2004
Anne McGuire
2003
James McLaren
2002
John A Doglione
2001
Donald E Hay
2000
Peter McKenzie
1999
John Paterson
1998
Nigel Tranter
1997
Frank W Sanders
1996
John Rodgers
1995
Pat Greenhill
1994
J Stirling
1993
Manuel Koutsourais
1992
James Fraser
1991
Jack Smith
1990
Michael Connarty
1989
John Hendry
1988
Rennie Mcowan
1987
Ian Wayles
1986
James N S McEwan
1985
Learn more about our past chieftains!
James McLaren is a Son of Stirling. He also has great athletic feats including:
- Scottish Rugby Union & Scottish Rugby League Internationalist
- Stirling County RFC
Bruce Crawford at the time was a member of Scottish Parliament for Stirling.
Ally Hogg is a Son of Stirling. He is also a Scottish International Rugby Player with 48 caps. His clubs include Newcastle Falcons, Edinburgh Rugby, Stirling County RFC
Michael Goodfellow is a Son of Stirling. He is also an Olympian Silver medalist of Great Britain’s Mens Curling Team.
Lesley Paterson is a Daughter of Stirling. She is also a British and Scottish Triathlete Champion.
Kari Carswell is a Daughter of Stirling. She represented Scotland at Cricket 148 times and captained 54 times.
Simone Lahbib is a daughter of Stirling and actress. Her Film and TV works include features in Bad Girls, The Loch, Wire in the Blood, Downtown Abbey.
Kieron Achara is a Son of Stirling. He is a GB Olympian Basketball Player and is the captain of Glasgow Rocks.
Due to Covid-19 Stirling Highland Games Committee felt it best our Chieftain be announced for the 2022 Highland Games.