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Applications Open for New Head Coach

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The call is out for a suitably qualified and ambitious person, to take over the role with the aim of developing the Senior players to return then progress up the National Leagues.

Consideration will be given to a Player/Coach which may suit someone of a suitable playing standard who is looking to retire and move into coaching.

The new Head Coach will have a further element to their work alongside Director of Rugby, Graham “Smudge” Smith, to implement the new club wide Specialist Coaching Strategy. This will involve working regularly with Midi Section coaches and also overseeing the transition of Perthshire’s Colts players into the adult game.

Head of Senior Section Ewan “Macka” MacKessack-Leitch said, “Perthshire are at a crossroads going into the 2024-25 season. Training numbers remain strong and there are a good number of players around. We know the challenges we face to perform in Regional Leagues and maintain the numbers for 2 squads on a Saturday. We aim to attract some strong candidates who can take Perthshire forward and through this challenge, to push the 1XV to promotion and continue to enhance the quality and competitiveness of the rugby enjoyed by the 2XV.”

To achieve this, the club is looking for a suitably qualified coach who has enthusiasm, drive, and commitment, along with the ability to recruit, motivate, challenge, and develop further the senior men’s playing group. The ability to coach advanced players alongside developing players is essential as both the Men’s 1st and 2nd XV’s train together.

Full job description and information for applicants can be seen HERE or on the Scottish Rugby website: www.scottishrugby.org/about/vacancies

Closing date for application is 5pm on Friday 24th May 2024.

Celebration of Perthshire Rugby in 2022-23

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Record attendance at Club Annual Awards Night!

The Salutation Hotel was packed on Friday 26th May when players, members, supporters, coaches and parents from across Perthshire Rugby came together to celebrate the end of the 2022-23 season and find out who had won in each of the award categories. With 132 tickets sold this was the largest dinner in memory!

Outgoing Club Captain Ewan “Macca” MacKessack-Leitch hosted the evening and after a brief welcome; look at the trophies won during the season by teams from across the Club; and a game of “Play Your Cards Right” run by the incoming Club Captain Rhys Darlington (despite some dodgy shuffling); the meal was served and everyone was ready for a night of pride, laughter, cheers and applause.

Kicking the awards off, Cameron Craig won the Colts’ Player of the Year. Despite injury, he was a constant at training and support for his teammates, rugby is more than just 80 minutes put on the pitch. Then in for the first time the U18 Girls’ Player of the Year was awarded, Anna Lily Suttie a deserving winner amongst strong competition from her teammates. Next up, Tom Colvin collected Young Player of the Year after a determined season commuting from Edinburgh and working on his skillset.

Then the Most Improved Player awards for the Women went to Katie Bromley who took up the sport this year, became a crucial component of the lineout and has excelled generally; and for the Men, Simon McGarry impressed the coaches with his progress and growth into a true leader on the pitch, after making the switch into the back row. Veteran Angus Macpherson got the nod for 2XV Player of the Year as a stalwart leader and continuing to put in performances belying his years.

The players cast their votes for the next award, Anna Davies, received the Women’s Players’ Player of the Year Award; recognising her drive to get the best of out her teammates around her. While James Mair topped the poll for Mens’ Players’ Player of the Year, after dogged and determined performances throughout the season.

The Coach of the Year Award was won by Chris Ayres, Head Coach of the U16 Boys, who has really driven his team forward over many years spanning Mini & Midi sections including winning the Saltire Energy Caledonia Shield this season.

Mini Team of the year was won by the ever improving and exciting U10s who always demonstrate Perthshire values. The Team of the Year went to U18 Girls in recognition of their victory in the National Shield Final at Murrayfield and the number of players who were selected for the U18 Scotland Squad.

The Women’s season review was then delivered by Co-Captains Heather McKenzie & Alex Ward; telling the story of how they surprised all expectation to reach the National Bowl Final. Head Coach Iona Coutts next presented the Women’s Player of the Year trophy to Alex Ward who has had a phenomenal season.

James Mair was then named 1XV Player for the Year, very well deserved for an unrelenting season where he took over as Captain by the end and led from the front in tackle and try count!

Alan Clark, in his final act as Head Coach, reviewed the past year and his record at Perthshire over 9 years: covering the good & the bad and also giving some advice for other coaches. As a thank you from his players, he was presented with a bottle of single malt and card & ball signed by numerous players past & present.

Finally, the last award of the night Club Person of the Year was awarded to Lynn Robertson. She was part of the Women’s squad that made it all the way to Murrayfield and has put in a huge shift with the EagleEye magazine – when deadlines were tight or edits needed she got them done.

As well as Alan Clark standing down, long time Team Manager Mark Coupar, is also leaving the Senior Section. His has been a long shift in various roles at Perthshire, in recognition of this, at the AGM the night before he was elected an Honorary Life Member of Perthshire RFC.

Thank you to all Perthshire players, coaches, parents, volunteers, supporters & members who have been with us this season; the night demonstrated what it is about Perthshire Rugby that makes it such a special club to be part of!

Full List of Award Winners:

Men’s Section
Colts’ Player of the Year: Cameron Craig
Young Player of the Year: Tom Colvin
Most Improved Player: Simon McGarry
2XV Player of the Year: Angus Macpherson
Players’ Player of the Year: James Mair
Player of the Year: James Mair

Women’s Section
U18 Girls’ Player of the Year: Anna Lily Suttie
Most Improved Player: Katie Bromley
Players’ Player of the Year: Anna Davies
Player of the Year: Alex Ward

Whole Club
Coach of the Year: Chris Ayres
Mini Team of the Year: U10s
Team of the Year: U18 Girls
Club Person of the Year: Lynn Robertson

Photographs by Rach Cameron.

Shortlist for Club Awards 2023 released!

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Get your tickets NOW for the Perthshire RFC End of Season Awards Dinner Friday 26th May.

The nominations are in for Awards Dinner! This night is set to be a celebration of all things Perthshire Rugby with: 14 awards presented – including for the first time U18 Girls’ Player of the Year!

Hosted by Club Captain, Ewan “Macca” MacKessack-Leitch as well the awards presentations and getting to share in the glories of teams from across Perthshire Rugby, you will be entertained by a review of the Men’s Season and a review the Women’s Season from the teams’ leadership.

Join your whole Club to mark the end of the 2022-23 season, celebrate the silverware won and achievements of the players, coaches and wider Club. Arrive from 7pm to be seated by 7:30pm at the at the Salutation Hotel, Perth.

Tickets at £40 per head, can be obtained via the Club webshop for tables which will seat 8. Alternatively, they can be bought in cash given to the Club Captain Ewan MacKessack-Leitch. Closing date for ticket sales is Monday 15th May.

Players from the U18s can claim a £10 discount off their ticket. Details of how to buy these will come from your Team Manager as they are NOT available online.

The menu will be: Lentil soup (v); Steak Pie with seasonal vegetables and potatoes; Sticky Toffee Pudding with pouring cream. To advise of preferred table seating and dietary requirements (vegetarian/vegan alternative available) please write in the “Order Notes.” All other queries please e-mail: clubcaptain@perthshire-rfc.co.uk

The full list of awards & nominations:

Senior Men’s
Colts’ Player of the Year:
Olly Atkin, Cameron Craig, Oliver Matthews
Young Player of the Year:
Tom Colvin, Calum MacDonald, Tom Whamond
Most Improved Player:
Tom Colvin, Simon McGarry, Andrew Sanderson
2XV Player of the Year:
Ryan Beaton, Angus Macpherson, Rab Pittendreigh
Players’ Player of the Year:
Calum Chalmers, Rhys Darlington, James Mair
1XV Player of the Year:
James Mair, Simon McGarry, Dan Rae

Seniors Women’s
U18 Girls’ Player of the Year:
Lily Beaton, Ellie-Jo Simpson, Anna Lily Suttie
Most Improved Player:
Katie Bromley, Anna Davies, Claire Rae
Players’ Player of the Year:
Anna Davies, Heather McKenzie, Alex Ward
Player of the Year:
Heather McKenzie, Suzanne Rennie, Alex Ward

Whole Club
Coach of the Year:
Chris Ayres, Graham Binnie, Iona Coutts
Mini Team of the Year:
U8, U10, U11
Team of the Year:
U16 Boys, U18 Girls, Colts
Club Person of the Year:
To be announced on the night

Well done to all those nominated. Be there on the 26th May to see who has won!

Applications Open for New Head Coach

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Perthshire Rugby has today started advertising for a new Head Coach for the Senior Men’s Teams.

After 8 years Alan Clark has decided to stand down and Perthshire are excited to find the right candidate to build on the sterling work he has done over that period.

The role will have a further element to work alongside Director of Rugby, Graham “Smudge” Smith, to implement the new club wide Specialist Coaching Strategy. This will involve working regularly with Midi Section coaches and also overseeing the transition of Perthshire’s Colts players into the adult game.

Head of Senior Section Ewan “Macka” MacKessack-Leitch said, “Perthshire are at an exciting juncture going into the 2023-24 season. Training numbers are strong and growing while results on the pitch have seen a recent upturn. We aim to attract some strong candidates who can take Perthshire forward, to push the 1XV to promotion from the newly established National League 4 and continue to enhance the quality and competitiveness of the rugby enjoyed by the 2XV.”

Club Captain Macka continued, “Clarky is an excellent coach, as a player I have significantly developed my game and know every other team member feels the same. As a squad we have advanced, physically & mentally, establishing a positive environment as we learn to play an exciting brand of rugby. I am glad he will guide us to the end of this season before potentially switching over and joining the 2XV as a player next year!”

Full job description and information for applicants can be seen HERE or on the Scottish Rugby website: www.scottishrugby.org/about/vacancies

Closing date for application is 5pm on Monday 10th April 2023.

 

Awards Night Successes Across Perthshire Rugby

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Great night where 15 awards were presented and all PRFC were winners!

The Salutation Hotel was packed on Friday 27th May when players, members, supporters, coaches and parents from across Perthshire Rugby came together to celebrate the end of the 2021-22 season and find out who had won in each of the award categories.

Club Captain Ewan “Macca” MacKessack-Leitch hosted the evening and after a brief welcome, game of Heads & Tails and toast to the Club the meal was served and everyone was ready for a night of pride, laughter, cheers, singing and lots of applause.

Kicking the awards off, Ben Cameron won the Colts’ Player of the Year, an exciting player the whole year he made an impact too at the end of the season playing for the 2XV. Next up Aidan Watson collected Young Player of the Year after a season of consistently good performances in the backline. Then the Most Improved Player awards for the Men went to Rhys Darlington, in the year he has broken through from the 2XV into the 1XV, and for the Women, Lynn Robertson continued to impress the coaches with her progress picking this award up for the second time.

For 2XV Player of the Year, Arran Sheach got the nod gaining this award for stepping up to the role of Captain in the latter stages of the league and helping inspire the team to a winning streak at the end. The players cast their votes for the next award, Iona Coutts, receiving the Women’s Players’ Player of the Year Award; this bodes well for her taking on the role as Head Coach next season. In what was a very close vote, Angus Walker topped the poll for Men’s Players’ Player of the Year.

The Coach of the Year Award was new this season. Inaugurated to recognise excellence amongst coaches within the Club, this was won by Graham Binnie for his roles both in the U16 Girls, establishing the team and winning silverware at Murrayfield, and with the U14 Boys.

After the Women’s Season Review, Campbell Watson was presented with a Special Recognition Award from the Club to thank him for all the work he has done to re-establish the Women’s team and build them up to competitive fixtures again, in addition to all the coaching he has provided over many years in the Midi and now Senior teams.

With the return to competitive season some teams in Perthshire have stood out. Mini Team of the year was won by the ever improving and exciting P6s who always demonstrate Perthshire values. The Team of the Year went to U15 Boys who have grown up and developed as players & a team to become runners-up in the Caledonia Youth Cup Final.

Now it was time for the Player of the Year awards. In the Women’s Section this went to Heather McKenzie as she has put her all into the matches played and taken on board what the coaches have said to get better & better. In the 1XV Angus Walker, “made it a double,” adding Player of the Year to the Players’ Player he won earlier. The coaches were in agreement, Angus’ dedication and hard work at training, S&C, in the gym and on matchdays made him stand out; performances have only got better and opposition now hate to play against him.

Next in a surprise, the U16 Girls were presented with a Special Recognition Award from the Club to commend them for their performance as part of the Tayside Girls team that contested 2 finals and winning the U16 Girl’s National Shield. Coach Graham Binnie, collecting on behalf of the team, cannot wait to present the players with the trophy as he was so proud of the efforts they had made and success gained this year.

Finally the last award of the night Club Person of the Year, in a twist he didn’t see coming, was awarded to Ewan “MacKer” MacKessack-Leitch. This was the popular choice all in the room standing to applaud in recognition of the COVID-19 protocols, gumshields for senior players, match reports, leadership on & off the pitch and showing the best of Perthshire values: Sportsmanship, Pride, Respect and Inclusion.

The night ended on a high with new appointed Director of Rugby Graham “Smudge” Smith introduced to the Club and having a few minutes to described his excitement and positive vision for a growing and ever successful Perthshire Rugby Club.

That was it! What a night, congratulations to all the nominees and winners. Thank you to all Perthshire players, coaches, parents, volunteers, supporters & members who have been with us this season; we restarted and played rugby again with smiles on our faces and pride in our hearts! Onwards to better things in a few months’ time when preseason 2022-23 begins.

 

Full List of Award Winners:

Senior Section
Colts’ Player of the Year: Ben Cameron
Young Player of the Year: Aidan Watson
Most Improved Player: Rhys Darlington
2XV Player of the Year: Arran Sheach
Players’ Player of the Year: Angus Walker
Player of the Year: Angus Walker

Women’s Section
Most Improved Player: Lynn Robertson
Players’ Player of the Year: Iona Coutts
Player of the Year: Heather McKenzie

Whole Club
Special Recognition Awards: Campbell Watson;   U16 Girls.
Coach of the Year: Graham Binnie
Mini Team of the Year: P6
Team of the Year: U15 Boys
Club Person of the Year: Ewan MacKessack-Leitch

Shortlist for Club Awards 2022 released!

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Get your tickets NOW for the Perthshire RFC End of Season Awards Dinner on Friday 27th May.

The nominations are in for Awards Dinner! This night is set to be a celebration of all things Perthshire Rugby with: 13 awards presented – including the new Coach of the Year award.

Hosted by Club Captain, Ewan “Macca” MacKessack-Leitch, as well the awards presentations, games and raffle, you will be entertained by a review of the Men’s Season by Head Coach Alan Clark while Coach Campbell Watson and Captain Lynne Stewart review the Women’s Season. Perthshire Rugby will also welcome our new Director of Rugby Graham “Smudge” Smith who will speak about his excitement and vision for Perthshire in the years to come.

Join your whole Club to mark the end of the 2021-22 season and celebrate our return to training & playing rugby after months laid off by COVID-19. Arrive from 7pm to be seated by 7:30pm at the at the Salutation Hotel, Perth.

Tickets at £40 per head, can be obtained via the Club webshop (individual or a table of 8). Alternatively, they can be bought in cash given to the Club Captain Ewan MacKessack-Leitch. Closing date for ticket sales is 16th May.

Concessions and Colts can claim a £10 discount off their ticket. As a thank you for all your hard work over the season Club coaches will also get this discount. Please ask your Section Head for the discount code for the webshop.

The menu will be: Lentil soup (v); Roast sirloin of Scottish beef, red wine gravy with vegetables and potatoes; Sticky toffee pudding; Tea or coffee with dark chocolate mints. To advise of preferred table seating and dietary requirements (vegetarian/vegan alternative available) please write in the “Order Notes.” All other queries please e-mail: clubcaptain@perthshire-rfc.co.uk

The full list of awards & nominations for this year are:

Senior Men’s
Colts’ Player of the Year:
Ben Cameron, Callum MacGugan, Ruaridh Leck
Young Player of the Year:
Tom Colvin, Ross Goodison, Aidan Watson
Most Improved Player:
Rhys Darlington, Ewan MacKessack-Leitch, Arran Sheach
2XV Player of the Year:
Rabson Chipakupaku, Kieran Maclean, Arran Sheach
Players’ Player of the Year:
Calum Chalmers, Kieran Ramsay, Angus Walker
1XV Player of the Year:
Calum Chalmers, Angus Walker, Aidan Watson

Seniors Women’s
Most Improved Player:
Alison Kerr, Bev McNab, Lynn Robertson
Players’ Player of the Year:
Iona Coutts, Lynn Robertson, Lynne Stewart
Player of the Year:
Heather McKenzie, Suzanne Rennie, Lynne Stewart

Whole Club
Coach of the Year:
Chris Ayres, Graham Binnie, Stuart Ferrier
Mini Team of the Year:
P4, P6, P7
Team of the Year:
U15 Boys, U16 Girls, Colts
Club Person of the Year:
To be announced on the night

Well done to all those nominated. Be there on the 27th May to see who has won!

Perthshire Gather Online to Look Back over 2019-20 Season

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(The evening condensed into only 12 minutes!)

Congratulations to the awards winners and thank you to all who took part!

The evening Friday 29th May saw the Perthshire family dress up smartly and come together online via Zoom for the Annual Awards Night. The COVID-19 pandemic stopped the Club meeting up as normal but all assembled were determined to enjoy the celebration of the past season.

Before the event kicked-off, Jeremy Wares had led the online Cook Along Live where many of the Perthshire members, following his instructions, cooked a 3 course meal to enjoy prior to the main event. The award for best Tarte Tatin went to Dave Lewis, wooden spoon winner Andy Cummins was not impressed.

At 7:30pm Club Captain Ewan “MacKer” MacKessack-Leitch, who compered the evening, welcomed the over 80 households who had signed in to the Zoom call. After a quick reminder of the nominations and a game of “heads & tails,” that sort of worked, the Club Captain’s Toast to Perthshire was played out.

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Then it was time to start the awards. First up Arran Whittle won Colt’s Player of the Year for this ever-improving form which also saw him debut in the 2XV this season. Following that James Mair retained the Young Player of the Year award which he won last year, as he again improved stepping up to make the No. 8 shirt his own. Another person retaining their title from last year was Alasdair Nisbet who collected the Men’s Most Improved Player as he becomes a real force to be reckoned with in the front row.

After a year of phenomenal efforts and encouragements on & off the pitch Chris Wallace was rewarded with the 2XV Player of the Year trophy. James Mair was then back in the spotlight, as he saw off the competition to win the vote to be Men’s Players’ Player of the Year.

New awards this year were presented to the Women’s Section and Lynn Robertson picked up the Women’s Most Improved Player in her debut season where she has gained in confidence & ability on the pitch. The Women’s Players’ Player of the Year was a tightly contested affair, but the votes fell in favour of Lynne Stewart who has been an inspiration to many of her fellow teammates.

The moment for the big awards of the night arrived. The P6s won Mini Team of the Year in recognition of the amazing effort to win the Land Rover Rugby Tour 2020 Festival at Cardiff Arms Park. Sarah Hogwood was crowned Women’s Player of the Year and Mathew “Biebs” Rae won 1XV Player of the Year; both played on the front foot all season and led by example to their teammates and justly deserved the awards. Team of the Year went to the U16s for their big achievement finishing 2nd in the Shogun Conference and the representative honours for Caledonia, Glasgow Warriors & Scotland some of their players achieved.

Finally, following a difficult year for the Club both on & off the pitch, the Club Person of the Year was awarded to John McLaughlin. As Club President he has been there throughout: supporting the 1XV on match days when results have been poor, working behind the scenes and entertaining sponsors in the Clubhouse, as well as ably helping the Club following the sad losses of both Granny G and Adam Pattinson.

A Boat Race time trial was held and you’ll have to watch the highlights video (top of the page) to find out who won!
Throughout the evening reports of the activities from each section were given either as videos or speeches from that section. The Mini & Midi season review videos can be seen at the bottom of the page.

Full List of Award Winners:

Senior Section
Colts’ Player of the Year: Arran Whittle
Young Player of the Year: James Mair
Most Improved Player: Alasdair Nisbet
2XV Player of the Year: Chris Wallace
Players’ Player of the Year: James Mair
Player of the Year: Mat Rae

Women’s Section
Most Improved Player: Lynn Robertson
Players’ Player of the Year: Lynne Stewart
Player of the Year: Sarah Hogwood

Whole Club
Mini Team of the Year: P6
Team of the Year: U16
Club Person of the Year: John McLaughlin

Perthshire Rugby Awards 2020

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UPDATE:
An alternative online interactive event is being held on Friday 29th May at 7:30pm instead. Login details will be sent out via section heads. Please note formal attire still expected (at least what can be seen on camera).

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Rugby stopped abruptly earlier this year but there is still lots to celebrate from the 2019-20 season.
The last season has been testing on & off the rugby pitch for Perthshire. Our Club values of Sportsmanship, Pride, Respect and Inclusion have shone through and brought some success. Now is the time to look back and recognise some of the players, teams, supporters and members who have excelled this last year.
The nominations for this years’ awards are:
Senior Section
Colts’ Player of the Year:
Adam Mellis, Aedan Milne, Arran Whittle
Young Player of the Year:
James Mair, Alasdair Nisbet, Kieran Ramsay
Most Improved Player:
Andrew Jack, Jack McIntosh, Alasdair Nisbet
2XV Player of the Year:
Rabson Chipakupaku, Rhys Darlington, Chris Wallace
Players’ Player of the Year:
Ewen MacDonald, James Mair, Mat Rae
Player of the Year:
Ross Angus, James Mair, Mat Rae

Women’s Section
Most Improved Player:
Lydia McGinley, Suzanne Rennie, Lynn Robertson
Players’ Player of the Year:
Lydia McGinley, Lynne Stewart, Paula Watson
Player of the Year:
Sarah Hogwood, Heather Kirkman, Lydia McGinley

Whole Club
Mini Team of the Year:
P5, P6, P7
Team of the Year:
U13, U16, Women
Club Person of the Year:
To be announced on the night

Well done to all those nominated.

Perthshire Midis Share spoils with Biggar in Shogun

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Last weekend the midis played Biggar in Round 4 of the Shogun conference and although the club fixture ended in 10-10 points a piece, Perthshire will be the happier after winning 3 fixtures to Biggars two. Our  young colts side found it hard going against a very strong Biggar team who have already beaten Boroughmuir this season, but the coaches know that this a developing side and they will only get stronger as the season progresses. The U16’s have found their mojo again and recorded a resounding 50-0 win, the U15’s battled hard but after a poor start went down 41-31. The U14’s maintain their uneaten season with a convincing 47-13 win and the U13’s  coaches were delighted with the boys performance finishing with 18-12 win. The Perthshire U13′ Whites team were also in action in the Lancer development conference and rounded off the day nicely with a 36-21 win over Alloa. All in all it was another great weekend of Rugby where the Perthshire Midis are showing they are worthy opposition in the Shogun Conference. After round 4 in the conference , Perthshire sit in joint 3rd position.

Team Rounds Points
Ayr / Wellington 4 50
Boroughmuir 4 48
Stirling County RFC 4 40
West of Scotland FC 4 40
Perthshire RFC 4 40
Highland RFC 4 39
Biggar RFC 4 35
Hamilton Rugby Club 4 28

 

Next weekend we host Highland RFC.

Saturday 21st September

Colts KO @ 2pm  on 1st XV Pitch

Sunday 22nd September

U16’s Kick off @ 2pm on 1st XV Pitch

U15’s Kick off @ 2pm on Town Pitch

U14’s Kick off @ 2pm at Highand RFC

U13’s Kick off @ 2pm Highland RFC

Perthshire Midi’s bulldoze their way to a clean sweep over Hamilton in Shogun

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Perthshire Midis found their feet in the Shogun Conference last weekend with a clean sweep of wins over Hamilton Rugby. After a tough start to the campaign v Stirling County and West Of Scotland, all teams produced some great rugby in great conditions to bring home the spoils. We, again were able to field two U13 teams on Sunday with one team down at Hamilton and another down at Carnoustie. The girls U14’s also had a successful trip to Howe of Fife with a win and 2 losses in the girls rugby festival. Here are the  results from the weekend:

Perthshire Colts Dev :  Dev Hamilton Colts (Short of Players)
Perthshire U16’s 64 : 12 Hamilton U16’s
Perthshire U15 ‘s 73 : 34 Hamilton U15’s
Perthshire U14’s  62 : 6 Hamilton U14’s
Perthshire U13’s (Blacks) 11  : 9 Hamilton U13’s

Pertshire U13’s (Whites) 30 : 42 Carnoustie U13’s

The Shogun Conference League Table can found on the following Link https://www.scottishrugby.org/fixtures-and-results/schools-and-youth-clubs/competition?comp=671#table

Perthshire Midis sitting Joint 4th after Round 3.

Next weekend the Midis are up against Biggar RFC.

Sat 14th Sept :
Colts KO at 2pm away at Biggar.
Sun 15th Sept :
U16’s KO at 2pm away at Biggar
U15’s KO at 2pm away at Biggar
U14’s KO at 2pm at Home
U13 Blacks KO at 2pm at Home
U13 Whites KO at 2pm at Home