At this year’s ScotFestBC British Columbia Highland Games on Saturday June 20th, 2026, we are proud to announce the Brittany Angeltvedt Memorial Trophy will be awarded for “Best MidSection” highlighting the dedicated work ethic and talent of Bass and Tenor drummers.
The B.C. Pipers’ Association along with BCPA Music Chair David Hilder, awarded the Most Promising Bass Drummer for grades 5 – 2, and awarded the Clifford Allen Sutton Trophy, in April at the 2026 BC Pipers’ Annual Gathering.
At the 2026 British Columbia Highland Games the esteemed Best Midsection prize, will recognize outstanding Bass and Tenor drumming during the Band Contest, for grades 5-2. The Brittany Angeltvedt Memorial Trophy will be awarded, a stunning award – a 12” all crystal 4 pillared diamond shaped trophy, generously donated by members of the Simon Fraser University Pipe Band in memory of their beloved colleague. This trophy serves as a touching tribute to Brittany’s passion for Scottish music and her enduring impact on the community.

“Brittany Angeltvedt was destined to become a world class pipe band member. Following in the footsteps of her uncles Terry and Jack Lee, she entered the pipe band world, although a tenor drummer. Brittany was well trained and worked hard. Consequently, success came quickly and often for her. She was a five time West Coast Solo Champion as well as a three time World Pipe Band Champion, twice with Simon Fraser University Pipe Band, the first with Robert Malcolm Memorial Pipe Band.
Brittany believed in giving back to the community that served her so well. She taught private lessons and she also served as a teacher for the junior bands of the Robert Malcolm Memorial Pipe Band organization at the SFU Burnaby campus.” Moira Lee
Brittany’s parents are extremely humbled and thankful to the BC Pipers’ Association for creating this annual award for Brittany, The Best Mid Section, The Brittany Angeltvedt Memorial Trophy. Congratulations to all the Winners.
We are happy for the opportunity to highlight the dedication and talent of bass and tenor drummers at the British Columbia Highland Games in memory of Brittany.

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