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Super Quick Club Update

This weekend throws up some interesting ties as table-toppers Boroughmuir face a sterner test than they have had all season as they travel to reigning champions Currie. Other games see trailblazers Hawks hoping to continue their winning form against B & I Cup team, Melrose, and Heriot’s travel to a Dundee team fresh from their first win of the season.

Here are the fixtures;

Saturday, 25 September 2010
Ayr – : – Selkirk
Currie – : – Boroughmuir
Stirling County – : – West
Dundee HSFP – : – Heriot’s
Melrose – : – Glasgow Hawks
Watsonians – : – Hawick

And here are the results from last week;

Saturday, 18 September 2010
West 39 : 26 Watsonians
Boroughmuir 29 : 18 Stirling County
Selkirk 16 : 35 Currie
Glasgow Hawks 19 : 15 Ayr
Heriot’s 26 : 25 Melrose
Hawick 33 : 35 Dundee HSFP

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