Note: these final stats include play-off matches.
TOP TRY SCORER
17 – Kody McGovern (Currie Chieftains)
15 – Craig Robertson (Heriot’s Blues)
11 – Mason Cullen (Jed-Forest)
10 – Luca Bardelli (GHA), Ruairi Campbell (Edinburgh Accies), Ronan McKean (Hawick) and Robbie Shirra-Gibb (Jed-Forest)
9 – Lewis Ferguson & Andrew Mitchell (both Hawick) and Lewis Wells (Edinburgh Accies)
8 – Archie Falconer (GHA) and Paulo Ferreira (Jed-Forest)
7 – Scott Bickerstaff (Marr), Amena Caqusau (GHA), Ross Darroch (Glasgow Hawks) and Clem Lacour (Edinburgh Accies)
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TEAM TRIES
98 – Currie Chieftains
84 – Hawick
77 – Edinburgh Accies
69 – Jed-Forest
63 – Marr
60 – Heriot’s Blues
58 – GHA and Glasgow Hawks
50 – Selkirk
44 – Musselburgh
Premiership Grand Final: 13-man Hawick snatch glory with late try versus Currie Chieftains
National One: Kelso take stranglehold in promotion battle with win over Ayr
Scotland v Ireland: Scotland player ratings
GOLDEN BOOT (POINTS KICKED)
156 – Kirk Ford (Hawick)
134 – Colin Sturgeon (Marr)
104 – Finlay Scott (Jed-Forest)
102 – Chris Hyde (GHA)
93 – Graham Wilson (Heriot’s Blues)
88 – Danny Owenson (Musselburgh)
81 – Jamie Forbes (Currie Chieftains)
68 – Andy McLean (Glasgow Hawks)
52 – Jamie Loomes (Edinburgh Accies)
CARDS PER TEAM
16 – Hawick and Musselburgh
13 – Selkirk
12 – Currie Chieftains, Heriot’s Blues (including one red which counts as two)
11 – 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
43 – Marr
41 – Jed-Forest and Musselburgh
40 – Selkirk
36 – Hawick
HOW IT FINISHED
PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINALS:
Hawick 18 Marr 6
Currie Chieftains 35 Edinburgh Accies 7
GRAND FINAL:
Hawick 21 Currie Chieftains 18
CHAMPIONS:
HAWICK
National One: Kelso take stranglehold in promotion battle with win over Ayr
Wondering what a table of players lost to s6 would look like.
Interesting that the team who win the big prize used the least number of players. Consistency of selection obviously helps with building chemistry. Lessons some other teams could learn…..
In Play Off Final the score was 21:18
Grand Final score was 21-18