EXTERNAL COMPETITIONS RESULTS 2025-2026
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DATE |
EXTERNAL COMPETITION |
RESULTS |
| 07/10/2025 | Friendly Battle vs Swavesey | St Ives finished 4 points ahead of Swavesey |
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03/12/2025
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4 Way Battle | Ely Prints 145, PDI 150, total 295.
SIPC Prints 151, PDI 143, total 294. St.Neots Prints 157, PDI 144, total 288 Swavesey Prints 155, PDI 147, total 288 |
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24/01/2026 |
Cambridge Digital |
From the 29 clubs present we ranked 9th with 88/100. Winners were Ware (96) joint runners up Norwich and North Norfolk (95). Gary’s Marine Iguana with Lava Lizards got a max 20. Ware’s monochrome image won the best overall DPI. For full results, see the CCC website |
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15/02/2026 |
EAF DPI Championships | 23 of the 94 EAF clubs entered. The standard was very high and marking tough. We didn’t do so well coming 19th. Nicky Cope’s Baboon image was our highest mark at 13/15. Our total score was 152 from 15 images. Top score was 188. The top 10 clubs went forward to a second round where PICO came out on top, Beyond were runners up followed by Cambridge and Colchester. All now qualify to represent the EAF at the PAGB DPI championships. Full results are available on the EAF website. |
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28/02/2026 |
St Ives Interprint competition |
Please see our Interprint Page |
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15/03/2026 |
EAF Print Club Championship |
We came a very creditable 6th place (176 points) level with Cambridge and ahead of a number of notable clubs such as North Norfolk, Ipswich, Norwich and Bury St Edmunds.
This was helped by a maximum score of 15 for Tom Lane’s image of “Protestor and Copper” and a couple of 13’s for Gary Dean; “Grey-backed fiscal and Prey” and Tony Cole; “Late Saturday Afternoon”. Scores can be foundon the EAF website here |
| 16/04/2026 | A45 | Eight Clubs competed. Ken Payne was the judge with this one and he gave a very good evaluation of each image, and he held back 26 of the 64 images which all received 19 or 20. We scored 2 maximums, Gary’s Mountain Gorilla Family and Nicky’s Rutting Impala. Unfortunately for us we also received one of only 2 14’s he dished out, in my opinion very harsh! The net result was we came 7 out of 8 with 138 points. Cambridge had all eight of their images held back and amassed an impressive 155 out of 160 to win the trophy. David Steel of Cambridge got best image
The following DPI’s were chosen to represent the Club in this interclub competition: 1. Steve Laws – Skutafoss Waterfall 17 |