Title is close enough to taste for Gordonians
Gordonians need only one more point from their last two games to claim the National League 3 title in only their second season in the division.
Rugby
Gordonians getting set for a home title party – but Morrice pledges no let-up as Ardrossan call in
The title is within their grasp but Gordonians head coach Ryan Morrice insists no one at Countesswells is resting on their laurels.
Ryan ready as Grammar pursue a double
Aberdeen Grammar number eight Greig Ryan is looking for a strong finish to the season as his side try to win promotion and the National League Cup.
Five lessons we learned about the Six Nations in the 2019 championship
There are never any shortage of talking points and controversies to ponder over at the end of the Six Nations Championship.
Five times when the Scots tore up the script and beat England on the rugby field
Scotland's rugby brethren have traditionally struggled to beat the English on any kind of regular basis since the countries first locked horns back at Raeburn Place in 1871.
OPINION: It’s time to expand the horizons of Six Nations Championship with two-tier format
There is always something spine-tingling about the approach of the Six Nations Championship. It sends adrenaline shooting into places that other tournaments can’t match.
The Highland rugby star who helped beat England four times in five seasons
There’s an understandable sense of deflation among Scottish rugby aficionados as we approach the climax of what has been a very disappointing Six Nations campaign.
Scotland fans would love a repeat of John Leslie’s try after 10 seconds against Wales
It happened so quickly that many fans were still taking their seats in advance of the Scotland v Wales match in 1999.
Peterhead teacher Mairi Forsyth will win first Six Nations cap on Friday
A north-east teacher will win her first full rugby cap in the women's Six Nations Championship this weekend.
Rugby can’t afford to place any more pressure on its leading players
The time was when watching the world’s best rugby players felt special because it happened so rarely.
Heavy going for scrappy Grammar
Aberdeen Grammar dropped out of the top six in National 1 after a poor display in Saturday’s 15-5 reverse at Gala.
Neil Drysdale on the Six Nations: Scottish optimism extinguished in Paris as France run out easy winners
There was a lot of optimism in advance of Scotland’s Six Nations trip to Paris.
Scots have only won in Paris three times in the last 50 years, but 2019 is a great opportunity
Scotland haven't exactly flourished on their rugby trips to Paris.
North of Scotland man organises grand cycling challenge for Doddie Weir
A north of Scotland rugby stalwart has organised a major cycling challenge to raise money for Doddie Weir's foundation.
When it comes to England in the 2019 Six Nations: Be afraid, be very afraid!
It isn’t often that major rugby Tests are done and dusted inside the first 30 minutes.
Neil Drysdale: Scots must be ready for a whirlwind as Ireland will be smarting from rare defeat
We’ve grown so accustomed to heroics from Ireland’s rugby team in recent years that their capitulation to England in Dublin was one - or rather 80 - of those rub-your-eyes moments in international sport.
Neil Drysdale on the Six Nations: Vibrant Scotland display bodes well for next week’s difficult test against Ireland
Scotland haven’t exactly surged out of the blocks in recent Six Nations Championship campaigns.
Caithness target immediate response in National 3 showdown with Haddington
Caithness hope to bounce back from last weekend’s disappointing 39-12 defeat at Carrick last weekend when they entertain 11th-placed Haddington in Tennent’s National League Division 3 this weekend.
Aberdeen Grammar will benefit from ‘reality check’ ahead of GHA test
Chris Jollands reckons Aberdeen Grammar will benefit from their “reality check” heading into tomorrow’s clash with GHA.
Highland remain in National 2 promotion hunt, says head coach Dave Carson
Highland head coach Dave Carson feels his side are still firmly on course for promotion despite slipping to third place in National 2 last weekend.
John Beattie admits to ‘embarrassment’ that Scotland haven’t won at Twickenham since 1983
It is one of the most unwanted records in the whole of international sport; the fact that Scotland's rugby team hasn't beaten England at Twickenham since 1983.
Gordonians can inch closer to National 3 title with victory over Newton Stewart
Gordonians can take one step towards the National 3 title and with it, a place in National 2 next season, if they can win the top of the table clash at Newton Stewart tomorrow.
Edinburgh and Glasgow show that Scots are on the march in Europe
There used to be a time when Edinburgh and Glasgow’s rugby teams resembled Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn: even the slightest mention of Europe could turn them into gibbering wrecks.
Grammar continue winning ways with impressive win over Selkirk
Aberdeen Grammar stretched their unbeaten run to seven games, following an impressive 30-17 win over Selkirk and reduced the gap on the fifth-placed Border side to one point in the process.
Tributes pour in after Highland rugby stalwart died suddenly aged 62
Highland rugby stalwart Alister Wemyss, who had latterly served as a coach for Highland Rugby Club, has died suddenly at the age of 62.
Tributes pour in after Highland rugby stalwart passes suddenly aged 62
Highland rugby stalwart Alister ‘Porky’ Wemyss, who still served as a coach for Highland Rugby Club, has passed suddenly at the age of 62.
Top four in National 1 remains in Aberdeen Grammar’s grasp ahead of Kelso test
The top four in National 1 remains well within Aberdeen Grammar’s grasp.
Caithness skipper Marc Anderson confident departure of head coach will not distract Thurso outfit
Caithness captain Marc Anderson is confident the Greens will not be put off track by the resignation of head coach Tom McGee.
Graeme Crawford targets unbeaten run for Gordonians into 2019
Finishing the year unbeaten in this season would exceed Gordonians’ wildest expectations.
Aberdeen Grammar hit by points deduction after fielding an ineligble player
Aberdeen Grammar have been deducted two points in National 1 after fielding an ineligble player.
Caithness head coach Tom McGee steps down
Tom McGee has stepped down as head coach of National 3 side Caithness due to his increasing work and family commitments.
Matthias Schosser aiming to build on international experience with Germany with Aberdeen Grammar
Matthias Schosser hopes to get over his World Cup disappointment by helping Aberdeen Grammar end the year on a high.