FALKLAND continue to play catch-up as they head for the west coast to take on Prestwick, a match-up in which experienced campaigner Paul Watson is looking forward to the duel
STIRLING County captain Phil Rees believes Ryan Watson will hold the key to success or failure when his side face Forfarshire at New Williamfield today.
THE whiff of nostalgia and methanol will pervade the air at Armadale tonight as Edinburgh Monarchs roll out the blue- and-gold carpet for their special Diamond Jubilee meeting
CRAIG Wright, Saltires all-rounder, Greenock captain and Scotland Under-19 coach, always knew this season was likely to throw up conflicts of interest.
SCOTTISH trainer Mark Johnston fittingly trained the first two home in last night's £35,000 Glasgow Stakes at Hamilton Park, with punters getting it spot-on as 11-8 favou
DWAIN Chambers has taken what appears to be the first step in his bid to challenge the Olympic ban imposed upon him by the British Olympic Association (BOA).
EDINBURGH Athletic Club sprinter Carey Easton will be looking to stake a claim for a place in Great Britain's Olympic squad when she opens her 400 metre campaign at the p
KIRK Broadfoot was surely overcome by the kind of disappointment that distorts judgment when he claimed that Rangers had played more accomplished teams than Zenit St Petersbur
MEMORABLE cup finals are often about the very young or the exceedingly old. Partly this is because of sentimental narratives imposed by so many traditionalist media sorts who
WALTER Smith has expressed his confidence that his players possess the mental strength required to overcome their Uefa Cup final defeat and pass what he believes will be the
THE SRU'S bid to bring more high-profile sporting events to Murrayfield will take another step forward on Monday when it is announced that the Heineken Cup Final is to re
TONY Stanger is still best remembered by many Scots for scoring the try against England in 1990 which clinched Scotland's last Grand Slam triumph, but the former Hawick wi
