The Scottish Club Rugby Union Magazine

RBS Premier A resumes on Saturday with leaders Melrose travelling to Boroughmuir.

The Bill McLaren Foundation wishes to thank Highland RFC for their very generous donation following their Club dinner.

Edinburgh Rugby will become the first Scottish club to stage a home game in the knockout phase of the Heineken Cup when they kick-off what promises to be another riveting weekend of action against four-time champions, Toulouse, at Murrayfield on Saturday, April 7.

The SCRUM would like to congratulate Ross Ford after he was named Scotland Captain for the opening matches in this year’s RBS 6 Nations.

Four players are set for Scotland A debuts against England on Friday, February 3 (kick-off 7.30pm, admission FREE at Netherdale).

Scottish Rugby is saddened to learn of the death of former Scotland internationalist and senior Scottish Rugby Union past president Donny Innes.

Edinburgh booked a home Heineken Cup quarter-final with a bonus-point win over London Irish at Murrayfield on Sunday in front of the club’s biggest ever crowd for the competition of nearly 11,000.

Glasgow Hawks have now scored over 150 points in their last three competitive fixtures after they saw off Hillhead/ Jordanhill to reach the semi-finals of the RBS West Regional Cup on Saturday.