Please note: the top try-scorer and golden boot races will continue into the play-offs.
TOP TRY SCORER
15 – Craig Robertson (Heriot’s Blues)
14 – Kody McGovern (Currie Chieftains)
11 – Mason Cullen (Jed-Forest)
10 – Luca Bardelli (GHA), Ruairi Campbell (Edinburgh Accies) and Robbie Shirra-Gibb (Jed-Forest)
9 – Lewis Ferguson & Andrew Mitchell (both Hawick) and Lewis Wells (Edinburgh Accies)
8 – Archie Falconer (GHA), Paulo Ferreira (Jed-Forest) and Ronan McKean (Hawick)
7 – Scott Bickerstaff (Marr), Amena Caqusau (GHA), and Ross Darroch (Glasgow Hawks)
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TEAM TRIES
91 – Currie Chieftains
80 – Hawick
76 – Edinburgh Accies
69 – Jed-Forest
63 – Marr
60 – Heriot’s Blues
58 – GHA and Glasgow Hawks
50 – Selkirk
44 – Musselburgh
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GOLDEN BOOT (POINTS KICKED)
137 – Kirk Ford (Hawick)
128 – Colin Sturgeon (Marr)
104 – Finlay Scott (Jed-Forest)
102 – Chris Hyde (GHA)
CARDS PER TEAM
16 – Musselburgh
13 – Selkirk
12 – Hawick and Heriot’s Blues (including one red which counts as two)
11 – Currie Chieftains, GHA and Jed-Forest (including two reds which each counts as two)
10 – Edinburgh Accies (including one red which counts as two)
8 – Glasgow Hawks
7 – Marr
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TOTAL PLAYERS USED
58 – Glasgow Hawks
53 – GHA
52 – Edinburgh Accies and Heriot’s Blues
46 – Currie Chieftains
41 – Jed-Forest, Marr and Musselburgh
40 – Selkirk
36 – Hawick
HOW IT STANDS
AND JUST FOR FUN
16 players have been involved in all 18 of their clubs matches throughout the regular section of this season. We have arranged these durable warriors into a select team, with hookers swapping at half-time to make sure everybody gets a game. Also, Jack Hamilton of Selkirk, who is usually a scrum-half, will be asked to help out on the wing, while the multi-talented and adaptable Finlay Scott (normally a hooker) – he’ll likely be asked to kick the goals too!
Interesting player stats. Hawick with 36 players used is the one that stands out. That is impressive – and hugely fortuitous.
A further 5 clubs were under 50 players – again a positive sign.
Would be interesting to understand what happened at the clubs who were over 50. A bad run of injuries? Players used in U20s? Selection decisions?
Well done to the two 18 year olds, Amena Caqusau (7 in 11 games) and Ross Darroch (7 in 10 games), for getting their names on the top try scorer list in their first season of senior rugby. Two flyers.