scott donald

WISHAW High School FP crashed out of the third round of the Scottish Amateur Cup at a windswept Williamwood High School, Clarkston, on Saturday. Despite a host of first-team call-offs and a rather depleted substitutes bench consisting mainly of FP committee members, with the exception of David McCluskey, boss Gary Hailstones was confident his starting 11 were good enough to win the match. The FPs started in confident enough fashion, with Scott Donald unlucky not to connect with a neat through ball fro

We can't fault the guys’ effort but we were never really at the races.   -John Inglis

 

WISHAW High School FPs recorded an impressive result at the weekend with a 5-2 victory over Steadfast AFC in their Central Scottish AFL Division 1A clash.  

Love it or hate it, mountain vernacular architecture has stubbornly planted its roots in Western North Carolina and shows no signs of abandoning the area.  

At 110 pounds, Adam Palamar of Merivale High School was one of the lightweights at the rainy, cold and muddy National Capital Secondary School Athletic Association cross-country running championships on Wednesday.  

THERE might have been a few sore heads after seven Wishaw High School FP players missed Saturdays game for a stag weekend but the only headache management has is a selection problem.  

As in 1961, 1969, 1972 and 2004, they finished as league leaders before going on to win the Championship final, the successes of 2007 and 2008 being achieved from second spot on the table. ven than five years ago and to win it in the emphatic way they did was a wonderful achievement.  

"Three Super League wins in a row is going to take some beating by any team," he said.  

Leeds wing Scott Donald hailed skipper Kevin Sinfield as the best in the business as he picked up his third straight Super League crown.  

Leeds have reached the Super League Grand Final for the third successive season after scoring a 27-20 win against Catalans Dragons at Headingley Carnegie. As the scoreline suggests, the home side and clear favourites did not have the contest all their own way as their French opponents produced a display filled with aggression. Les Catalans were holding their own during a low-scoring but nevertheless high quality first half but Brian McClennan's side came into their own when it mattered.  

Leeds Rhinos eased to a 27-20 win over Catalans Dragons to reach their third successive Grand Final.