Articles about Hawick Rugby Football Club
Get the latest on Hawick Rugby Club, whose history goes back to 1872, with a proud rugby tradition with many players have been capped for their country, with famous players Colin Deans, Jim Renwick, and Tony Stanger appearing fifty two times each, Alan Tomes forty eight times, and Hugh McLeod forty.
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Capped 13 times and captain of the Greens team which dominated the early years of the National Leagues …
Former Greens captain Bruce McNeil returns to his old Mansfield Park stomping ground …
Teenager had a chaotic early life until finding stability with a new foster family and a new focus through sport …
Fullarton men have to dig deep to book place in Grand Final against Currie Chieftains …
Favourites Currie Chieftains host Edinburgh Accies, while Marr and Hawick will go head-to-head at Fullarton Park …
Having crunched the numbers, David Mcadam reveals who has made the cut and points to a few players who are unlucky to miss out …
Gregor Tait of Musselburgh is the league’s top try-scorer with 12 while Hawick’s Kirk Ford wins the golden boot with 134 points …
Three Aberdeen Grammar players make the cut this week after a well-deserved home win over Selkirk …
Sandy Watt closes in on Musselburgh team-mate Gregor Tain in the race to be top try-scorer, while Hawick’s Kirk Ford moves to the front in race for the golden boot …
Currie Chieftains re-asserted their league pre-eminence with a powerful nine-try demolition of Musselburgh at Stoneyhill, making it sixteen victories on the trot at an average score of 39-11. Most of the usual suspects were to …
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