FINAL RANKINGS
1st – Ayrshire Bulls
2nd – Southern Knights
3rd – Watsonians
4th – Stirling County
5th – Boroughmuir Bears
6th – Heriot’s
Jordan Lenac is first on the scene to congratulate George Thornton on his crucial try for Ayrshire Bulls against Southern Knights in Sunday’s Super6 Final. Image: © Craig Watson – www.craigwatson.co.ukTOP TRY SCORER
8 – Blair MacPherson (Ayrshire Bulls)
7 – Tom Roche (Stirling County)
5 – Kaleem Barreto & Jordan Edmunds (both Boroughmuir Bears), Russell Anderson, Jacob Henry & Penalty Tries (all Southern Knights), Reyner Kennedy (Stirling County) and Sam Daly (Watsonians)
4 – Yaree Fantini & Robbie Nairn (both Ayrshire Bulls), Iain Wilson (Heriot’s), Fraser Renwick (Southern Knights) and Archie Russell (Stirling County)
3 – Elias Caven & Tom Jordan (both Ayrshire Bulls), Tom Brown (Boroughmuir Bears), Alex Ball (Heriot’s), Patrick Anderson (Southern Knights) and Harvey Elms & Steven Longwell (both Watsonians)
TEAM TRIES
39 – Ayrshire Bulls
37 – Southern Knights
35 – Watsonians
33 – Stirling County
26 – Heriot’s
22 – Boroughmuir Bears
GOLDEN BOOT (POINTS KICKED)
89 – Jason Baggott (Southern Knights)
67 – Tom Pittman (Boroughmuir Bears)
58 – Marc Morrison (Watsonians)
49 – Tom Jordan (Ayrshire Bulls)
48 – Bruce Houston (Heriot’s)
29 – Matt Minogue (Ayrshire Bulls)
21 – Christian Townsend (Ayrshire Bulls) and Joe Reynolds (Watsonians)
16 – Martin Cimprich (Boroughmuir Bears)
17 – Euan Cunningham (Stirling County)
Read this weekend’s Super6 match reports –
Super6: Ayrshire Bulls defeat Southern Knights to clinch the title
Super6: Watsonians hold off Stirling County fightback to take third place
Super6: Heriot’s humbled by Barreto-inspired Boroughmuir Bears
CARDS PER TEAM
10 – Ayrshire Bulls (single red counts as two)
9 – Heriot’s and Stirling County
8 – Watsonians
5 – Southern Knights
4 – Boroughmuir Bears
LEAGUE TABLE
Super6: Ayrshire Bulls defeat Southern Knights to clinch the title
Super6: Watsonians hold off Stirling County fightback to take third place
Super6: Heriot’s humbled by Barreto-inspired Boroughmuir Bears
Well that’s Super Six over for this season. Did anyone notice ? Judging by the poor attendance at the final it wasn’t a crowd puller with the crowd at the Hawick v Jedforest match last Saturday far more impressive.
What a shame the GHA motion to replace Super Six with a revised district championship was not carried at the SRU agm. What do the Super Six players now do for the rest of the season ?
TBF hasn’t COVID pushed the final closer into the colder months?
Crowd looked OK, it was a miserable day. Seeing rugby in Summer months is great and the league is competitive.
The trouble is the Super Six consists of artificial teams which have no tradition and history (certainly whilst the likes of the Edinburgh teams and Stirling continue to play in the national leagues) so no matter how good the rugby is they have no identity so it is little wonder attendances are low.
6 squads of 30 odd players now twiddling their fingers not playing rugby till springtime .
Tell me what good is that doing for Scottish rugby .
Dodson’ folly’
It is a strange situation
It looks like there’s an editing error in the sixth place in the final ranking table — unless an individual replaced Heriot’s for sixth place. If so, well done to him.
Fixed now. A bit of Monday morning doziness there!