Heriot's Blues
Latest John Macphail Scholarship cohort unveiled
Guy Kirkpatrick, Monroe Job and Callum Smyth will spend five months training and playing in South Africa at Stellenbosch University …
stephen gemmell
International
Carl Hogg to leave Scotland Under-20s role to join Ospreys
Former Melrose, Leeds and Scotland back-row will link up with Guinness PRO 14 side after Junior World Cup in Argentina …
International Women
Philip Doyle appointed head coach of Scotland Women
54-year-old arrives at Murrayfield with a proven track record having led Ireland to Grand Slam in 2013 and World Cup semi-final in 2014 …
Glasgow Hawks
Latest recipients of the John Macphail Rugby Scholarship announced
Jacob Henry of Melrose, Thomas Jeffrey of Jed-Forest and Kristian Kay of Glasgow Hawks are all heading off to Stellenbosch University in South Africa for five months …
Clubland
Lineen to oversee on-field development of Super 6 league
1990 Grand Slammer and former Glasgow Warriors head coach says new league is key to player development …
Ayr RFC
Super 6: Franchise applications close with 12 clubs in contention
THE 12 clubs who have submitted applications to take on a Super 6 franchise have been announced. Ayr, Boroughmuir, Currie Chieftains, Dundee, Edinburgh Academicals, Gala, Glasgow Hawks, Hawick, Heriot’s, Melrose, Stirling County and Watsonians have all …
Super6
Gemmell puts the case for Super 6
STEVIE GEMMELL met the press on Friday afternoon to discuss the progress of Scottish Rugby’s plans to create an elite Super 6 league at the top of the club game. As Murrayfield’s first ever Technical …
News
Scottish Rugby appoint former international goalkeeper Gemma Fay as head of women and girls rugby
FORMER Scotland women’s football team captain Gemma Fay has been appointed as Scottish Rugby’s new Head of Women and Girls’ rugby. Fay, who won 200 caps as goalkeeper in a 19-year career, joins from sportscotland where …
News
Scottish Rugby unveils law adaptions to aid player development
SCOTTISH RUGBY’S performance department has unveiled plans for a day of 15-a-side matches next month involving the nation’s best youngsters, playing against each other using several law adaptions aimed at promoting “high-tempo, dynamic rugby in line …