North east cricket and rugby figures pay tribute to Dr Christopher ‘CC’ Smith
Sports clubs in the north-east have paid tribute to a cricket and rugby stalwart and medical pioneer who has died of leukaemia in Aberdeenshire, aged 80.
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Callum Carson looks repeat of Aberdeen Grammar upset as Highland target National League Cup success
Highland flanker Callum Carson is driven by fond memories of their last victory over Aberdeen Grammar as he targets another shock triumph in tomorrow’s National League Cup final.
Alec Dravitski looks to end Aberdeen Grammar career on a high with National League Cup win
Alec Dravitski’s first game for Aberdeen Grammar was a cup defeat to Highland.
PICTURES: Aberdeen Grammar campaign ends on a high
Aberdeen Grammar ended their National League 1 campaign in style with a 50-25 victory against rivals Dundee to guarantee a fourth-place finish and promotion to the newly constructed Premiership.
‘Playing World of Warcraft full-time was the best decision I ever made’
With a stable job in the oil and gas industry and two university degrees under his belt, Scott McMillan thought he had his whole life laid out in front of him.
Ewan Stewart out to end Aberdeen Grammar career on a high with top four spot
Ewan Stewart is determined to end his Aberdeen Grammar career on a high with a fourth-place league finish and the National League Cup.
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.
Aberdeen Grammar is bequeathed more than half a million pounds by former pupil
A keen north-east golfer has bequeathed more than £500,000 to promote the sport among young people.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Head of north-east officials calls for action on hostility to referees
The head of the north-east rugby referees organisation has sent a letter to clubs in the region, voicing concern at increasing abuse of whistlers from a “wide cross-section” of people on and off the pitch.
Google helped new Aberdeen Grammar star Jasper Mowatt find his rugby home
Google can take an assist for Aberdeen Grammar’s latest signing Jasper Mowatt.
No excuses for Aberdeen Grammar players if they fall to Dundee defeat
Aberdeen Grammar head coach Ali O’Connor said his players will have no excuses if they do not improve on their “horrific” result against Cartha Queen’s Park.
Aberdeen Grammar leap to the defence to end losing run
Re-organising their defence has helped Aberdeen Grammar stop the rot in National 1.
Matthias Schosser misses Aberdeen Grammar game to anchor Germany’s World Cup bid
Matthias Schosser will miss Aberdeen Grammar’s trip to Hamilton tomorrow – as he is trying to secure Germany’s first World Cup place.
Grammar in need of change in fortunes after fourth defeat in a row
Aberdeen Grammar crashed to a fourth consecutive defeat on National League 1 duty at home to Border side Gala.
Aberdeen Grammar captain Sam Knudson calls on Rubislaw side to finish strong
Aberdeen Grammar captain Sam Knudson wants his side to start closing out games to avoid a repeat of recent narrow defeats.
Aberdeen Grammar’s Murray Mitchell targets European Championship glory after Scotland rugby league call-up
Murray Mitchell is targeting glory for Scotland in the Rugby League European Championships after securing his maiden national call-up.
Eradicating mistakes in defence key to success for Aberdeen Grammar
They may be the most entertaining team in National 1 to watch at present, but Aberdeen Grammar head coach Ali O’Connor is hoping his side can show their ruthless side this weekend after successive narrow defeats.
Ciaran Wood hopes to see old club Highland join Aberdeen Grammar in National 1 next season
Aberdeen Grammar’s Ciaran Wood admitted he would love to see his former club Highland in the same division as them next season.
Sibling revelry in full effect at Aberdeen Grammar as Robertson brothers look for another Borders triumph
The Robertson clan was in full effect last weekend as brothers Aaron, Jordan and Cameron all played in Aberdeen Grammar’s 46-33 win at Kelso.
Grammar triumph in Border battle
Aberdeen Grammar successfully completed leg one of their bid to land a Borders double, easing past Kelso 46-33 in a high-scoring game at Poynder Park.
Sean Mills shrugs off injury confusion to make most of Aberdeen Grammar return
Sean Mills could have been on the sidelines for more than a month with a suspected broken wrist – until Aberdeen Grammar’s team doctor intervened.
Chris Jollands returns to Aberdeen Grammar refreshed after nine months out with serious neck injury
A nine-month lay-off with a serious neck injury has given Aberdeen Grammar’s Chris Jollands renewed vigour for rugby.
Aberdeen pupil wins music competition with ode to the Granite City
An Aberdeen pupil’s musical ode to the Granite City has won a competition to celebrate the upcoming reopening of Union Street’s historic Music Hall.
Tom Aplin prepares for Rubislaw return as Aberdeen Grammar favourite ends 11-month injury pain
A frustrating 11 months away from Rubislaw comes to an end for Tom Aplin tomorrow as he makes his return from injury on home soil.
Renewed team spirit has Aberdeen Grammar in best position to push for the top of Scottish rugby
An improved team ethos has Aberdeen Grammar in its best position in years to compete at the top end of Scottish rugby.
Leaders ready to step up as Aberdeen Grammar look to replace club favourites
Aberdeen Grammar club captain Doug Russell is confident they have the leaders ready to step up and replace club favourites Grant Walker and Alex Ratcliffe.
Aberdeen Grammar have a ‘super six’ agenda of their own
Maintaining Aberdeen Grammar’s place as the top amateur side in the north of Scotland is a huge incentive for new team captain Sam Knudson.