THE 2019-20 Premiership league line-up looks very different to anything we have encountered before, with Ayr, Boroughmuir, Heriot’s, Melrose, Stirling County and Watsonians dropping down to National One as part of the reconfiguration of the club game …
It’s all change in the top flight of Scottish club rugby. Here is The Offside Line guide to players in, players out and who to watch out for – …
Bill McMurtrie, longtime rugby correspondent for The Herald and GHA stalwart, presented with commemorative quaiche for services to Scottish rugby …
THE top two teams in National One last season will face each other on the opening weekend of the 2019-20 Premiership campaign on 7th September. …
The launch of Super 6 can be an opportunity to re-establish what the game stands for at grassroots level …
Major bone of contention appears to have been resolved amicably just five days after stormy SGM meeting …
Calls for clubs not directly affected by motion to make the effort to attend so that meeting is quorate …
Ayr and Hawick Youth also reach the last four of the Under-18s competition, while Biggar and Currie Chieftains do likewise at Under-16 level …
Stirling County face Melrose Wasps/Earlston HS in keenly anticipated Under-18s last eight clash …
They face Ayr, Jed-Forest, Melrose and Stirling County in quarter-final …
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