Mixed fortunes for Glasgow High rugby and hockey sides

9 years ago by The Scotsman

High School of Glasgow’s top hockey and rugby squads have just completed an enlightening five-day tour of 
Portugal.

Former Scotland captain Kelly Brown to hang up his boots

9 years ago by The Scotsman

Former Scotland captain Kelly Brown has announced he will retire at the end of the season to take up a role with Saracens’ academy.

WRU TV: Wales U18 v Scotland U18

9 years ago by Welsh Rugby News

Watch highlights from Wales' opening U18 International Series match: a 22-6 victory against Scotland at the BT Sport Cardiff Arms Park.

Melrose and Ayr seeking glory and the limelight

9 years ago by The Scotsman

With Scottish interest in the professional season effectively ended by Glasgow’s defeat by Munster in Cork at the weekend, Melrose coach Rob Chrystie hopes a bit more limelight can come the club...

Jonny May responding well to challenge set by Eddie Jones

9 years ago by Gloucestershire Echo

Gloucester wing Jonny May is learning how to become more involved in games after being challenged by England head coach Eddie Jones.May had a fairly quiet Six Nations with England and was left out of the...

Kenny Logan takes bold STEP to help children with dyslexia

9 years ago by The Scotsman

It should have been a trip to savour. But for a young Kenny Logan, a tour of Australia with the Scotland rugby team was filled with dread.

Capital punishment: A history of underachievement

9 years ago by The Scotsman

Edinburgh Rugby are the Pro12 strugglers. Here’s how they have fared.

Scotland win Challenge Trophy at Hong Kong 7s

9 years ago by The Scotsman

The Scotland 7s squad won all three games on the final day to pick up the Challenge Trophy and finish ninth overall at the Hong Kong 7s.

Richard Cockerill demands commitment at Edinburgh Rugby

9 years ago by The Scotsman

Edinburgh’s new coach Richard Cockerill tells Iain Morrison he is determined to improve a team that has never finished above eighth place in the Pro12 and will do that by cultivating a strong work...

Young Harlequins get their hands on oldest Sevens’ trophy

9 years ago by The Scotsman

Harlequins maintained the grip of the guest sides on the Melrose Sevens trophy yesterday evening but were made to work hard for the Ladies Cup by a valiant home side in a competitive final.