Sport
Tongue-tied 'Rose need to get talking 
MELROSE will tackle ‘lack of leadership’on the field as they prepare to travel to play Glasgow Hawks this weekend.
With only two wins in six games and sitting perilously close (along with Hawick) at the foot of the Scottish Hydro Electric Premiership 1, Melrose still play down claims of a crisis.
Hawick referee 'abused' after match
A TOP Scottish rugby referee has changed his mind about quitting the game in disgust after being the alleged target of verbal abuse - in the after-match shower.
Melrose could feature in rugby Hall of Fame
MELROSE Rugby Club has been nominated for a place in the International Rugby Board’s 19th Century Hall of Fame.
'Pros should play more often' says coach
HAWICK coach Jim Hay has called for pro players to be made available more often to their clubs.
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Brownlee hopes for domestic bliss
CUP heroes Selkirk will have to forget their Hampden dream this week to prevent their league campaign turning into a nightmare.
THERE’S no excuse for youngsters in the Borders getting bored during the October holiday, with another jam-packed sports and physical activity programme on offer.
Selkirk given last minute reprieve in Scottish Cup
PAUL BROWNLEE’S road to Hampden will have to take a scenic detour round by both Coldstream and Dalbeattie.
MORNING training sessions for Borders swimming club members started this week at the Borders Swimming Performance Centre, Selkirk Leisure Centre.
Borders clubs on road to Hampden
IT has the distinction of being the oldest national trophy in the world. The Scottish Football Association Challenge Cup, commonly known as the Scottish Cup, is the football cup competition of Scotland.
Thirlestane organisers 'heartbroken' as horse trials are pulled
THIRLESTANE Horse Trial organisers have said they are ‘heartbroken’ that the prestigious event is to be axed after 25 years.
New Borders 'superclub' for ladies hockey
LADIES HOCKEY in the Borders has been shaken up and stirred as local clubs come together to form an all-inclusive, brand new regional squad.
Concerns over all-weather facilities in Borders re-emerge
FEARS are growing a lack of all-weather training facilities in the Borders could sink the development of sport in the region at its grassroots.
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