The defending champions had broken Edinburgh's stranglehold on the event last year on home soil and this year they emphatically beat Glasgow 8-1 in the final - a scoreline that perhaps belies the effort of the runners up in getting their silver medals.  Edinburgh Flames edged out Stirling for third place 1-0.
 
In the Men's final a depleted Edinburgh Ice squad ensured that the title stayed in the capital, inheriting the crown from Flames.  With one title each since the franchises came into being, the nationals next year are sure to be hotly contested.  Ice beat a Stirling side featuring in their 4th consecutive final and yet again came away with second place.  It was a close match finishing 7-5 to Ice with Stirling pressing hard, especially in the second half for that elusive title.
 
The event provided a further landmark as Dundee fielded a mixed development side in the Women's division.  The team is a product of a new In2Touch league in Dundee and their players performed well, winning all their matches, and learned a lot from the experience.  It's hoped that this will pave the way for Dundee men's and women's teams taking part in next year's nationals.

Ladies Final Result - Northern Lights 8-1 Glasgow
Ladies 3rd place result - Edinburgh Flames 1-0 Stirling

1.Northern Lights
2.Glasgow
3.Edinburgh Flames
4.Stirling
5.Dundee XO (Invitational Team)

Men's Final Results - Edinburgh Ice 7 - 5 Stirling
Men's 3rd Place Result - Glasgow 8-4 Aberdeen
Men's Fifth Place - Edinburgh Flames

1.Edinburgh Ice
2.Stirling
3.Glasgow
4.Aberdeen
5.Edinburgh Flames
 
Ladies Top Scorer - Kristy McGillivary
Men's Top Scorer - Michael Short

Ladies MVP - Lianne Campbell - chosen by NSCD Robbie McKenzie
Men's MVP - Michael Short - chosen by NSCD Robbie McKenzie
Referee MVP - Neil Fitzpatrick - Chosen by STA President Peter Faassen de Heer