Sport
Scholarship reward for former Gala player 
FORMER Gala player Roddy Grant 21 has been named as the recipient of this season’s John Macphail Scholarship.
Grant, who moved to Heriot’s and the National Academy, hopes to follow in the footsteps of another young openside who used the scholarship opportunity as a stepping stone to the coveted Scotland jersey.
Tough one to call, admits Melrose captain
MELROSE captain Jamie Murray admitted: “It is a difficult one to call.”
Kings pretenders still waiting for their crown
SELKIRK came within one point of a second successive Kings of the Sevens title on Sunday.
Here's Tae Melrose: just magic
SMALL town, big heart, community spirit, fantastic result.
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Late collapse puts Selkirk in trouble
SELKIRK’S sabbatical in the top flight of non-league football appears to be over.
FORMER St Johnstone footballer Andy Lawrie is being chased by several clubs after his contract ran out this month.
Fired-up Melrose go for cup glory
MELROSE will carry the flag for the Borders in the Scottish Hydro Electric Cup final on Saturday at Murrayfield.
RELEGATION-threatened Selkirk are tackling one of the biggest weeks in the club’s season.
Photo-finish as Kings gallop up final furlongs
THE Kings of the Sevens series gallops into its final two furlongs over the next two weekends- and could be set for a photo-finish.
Watsonians lift Peebles Sevens title
THE sun shone on Peebles Sevens on Sunday afternoon – and the big crowd were rewarded with some superb rugby.
HEARTS forward Andrew Driver has kicked-off a new football programme for children at schools in the Borders.
Lifeline despite loss of late goal
SELKIRK’S struggle for Premier League survival was given a glimmer of hope against archrivals Thistle.
The Guide
Overclocked: A History of Violence
Point and click adventures are the Cinderella of gaming. With your big name releases - GTA4, anything with 'Lego' in the name, or that comes with a shiny new Wii gadget taking all of our attention (and a great slice of disposable income) this summer, the smaller releases are increasingly lost in the noise.
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