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206-3: Worst defeat EVER

ST BOSWELLS claimed another unwanted record on Saturday as they went down to Scottish rugby’s heaviest ever defeat.

Published: Wednesday, 18th January, 2006 10:38

`We did it for the crowd`

JONAH Lomu has gone.

Published: Wednesday, 11th January, 2006 10:27

Ending 2005 on a high

FROM five metres out, and with just two minutes remaining, replacement hooker Stevie Scott scored the try that brought the curtain down on a developing year for Border Reivers in front of a 2000-plus crowd on Saturday afternoon.

Published: Wednesday, 4th January, 2006 09:59

Business resumes

BORDERS clubs hope to cash in on their own league competition when national business resumes on Saturday.

Published: Wednesday, 4th January, 2006 10:00

Shock over abuse claim

HAWICK coach Jim Hay says that former centre Cammie Murray, now with Melrose, will be welcome back at Mansfield Park anytime after the ex-internationalist’s claims in The Scotsman newspaper that he was the subject of verbal abuse 10 days ago when the clubs clashed in a league match.

Published: Wednesday, 21st December, 2005 10:28

French take revenge

BRIVE turned the tables on Border Reivers in the European Challenge Cup when they got them back to their own patch.

Published: Wednesday, 21st December, 2005 10:29

Tension until final whistle

BORDERS Reivers made life difficult for themselves before scoring their second win in the European Challenge Cup before a disappointing crowd of only 1050 at Netherdale on Sunday.

Published: Wednesday, 14th December, 2005 11:18

Townsend makes Steelers comeback

BORDER Reivers star Gregor Towsend will make his comeback from injury when plays for the Bone Steelers in the International Invitational sevens tournament in Dubai this week.

Published: Tuesday, 29th November, 2005 14:27

Cash plea

IT is costing Selkirk RFC £6000 to fly to Orkney to play their BT Cup third-round tie on Saturday.

Published: Tuesday, 29th November, 2005 14:27

Clubs play down rivalry after bitter encounter

GALA and Cartha Queens Park rugby clubs have moved to defuse a row over unsportsmanlike behaviour following their explosive clash at Netherdale two weeks ago.

Published: Wednesday, 16th November, 2005 10:59

Humbled Tom lifts highest honour

WHEN Tom Purves arrived at Netherdale on Friday night, he had no inkling that he was to receive one of the highest honours in Borders sport.

Published: Tuesday, 1st November, 2005 10:41

Playing for the Gala jersey brings reward

A HARD week's work at Netherdale transformed Gala.

Published: Tuesday, 1st November, 2005 10:42