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September 04, 2010

Hawks maintain 100% record


Dean Kelbrick went over for two tries
Glasgow Hawks went to the top of the Premier One table with a 46-26 win over Stirling County at Old Anniesland.

County looked set to cause an upset as they built a comfortable second-half lead before the Hawks fitness and power saw them run away with the game.

Hawks tries came from doubles by Ross Miller and Dean Kelbrick with Craig Gossman, Joffy White and Adrian Smith crossing for singles.

Andy White added two penalties and three conversions with Craig Gossman and Peter Jericevich adding two more.

You can see some photos of today's game at the bottom of this article.

Ayr grabbed a bonus point 31-23 win over Dundee HSFP at Mayfield to stay just one point behind Hawks.

Ayr's tries came from Jono Crossan, Mark Bennett and a double from Grant Anderson.

Bennet added three penalties and a conversion.

Glasgow pro Peter Horne kicked two penalties and two conversions for Dundee.

West Of Scotland went down 41-21 to Boroughmuir at Meggetland.

West tries came from Alex Fisken, Richard Dalgleish and Elliot McLaren.

Alistair Stevenson added two conversionas while Michael Sim slotted over another.

Scottish Premiership One

Boroughmuir 41 - West Of Scotland 21
Dundee HSFP 23 - Ayr 31
Glasgow Hawks 46 - Stirling County 26
Hawick 14 - Melrose 19
Heriot's 20 - Currie 16
Selkirk 23 - Watsonians 20

Scottish Premiership Two

Biggar 41 - Stewarts Melville FP 21
Falkirk 29 - Aberdeen GSFP 28
GHA 10 - Edinburgh Acads 29
Gala 19 - Hillhead-Jordanhill 9
Kirkcaldy 16 - Jed-Forest 16
Peebles 31 - Kelso 17

Scottish Premiership Three

Ardrossan Acads 30 - Hamilton 30
Cartha QP 29 - Perthshire 16
Dalziel 43 - Morgan Academy FP 13
Dunfermline 5 - Whitecraigs 55
Haddington 16 - Dumfries 9
Howe of Fife 24 - Musselburgh 9

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    Posted by Michael Rennie on September 5, 2010 05:51 PM | Reply to this comment

    I watched the Ayr Dundee game. Bennet looked sharp for only a seventeen year old, is he in any of the glasgow academy set-up I noticed in the programme the Dundee winger Fleming who is on a part time contract with glasgow warriors, I hadnt noticed this signing so kept an eye on him. He touched the ball twice in the first half and made two 40metre breaks burning up his opposite man unlucky not to score both times. He then scored a superb solo try from a blindside halfway scrum in the last play of the game, beating three men and rounding the full back, converting his own try from the touchline. Looks like he has some pace, does anyone know much about him?

    Posted by Teaspoon on September 5, 2010 07:43 PM | Reply to this comment

    Fleming does indeed have plenty of gas. In the pre-season game with the Warriors he stood up Hefin and burnt him for 60 meters on one play and almost went the length of the field with another outside break. He looks a really promising player. I am pretty sure he was Dundee's top try scorer last season as well.

    Posted by Moody Blue on September 6, 2010 09:46 AM | Reply to this comment

    Bennett is in the Regional Academy, which means he gets advice, support, on training, gym work, diet, skill development etc, but is not yet on a full time Elite Development contract - but no one that age is. One of the really promising signs of developing Glasgow rugby - Bennett, Beckwith, McConnell, McAlpine, Gossman....all coming along behind Richie Gray as locally produced players of huge potential. Interesing article by Ferrie in the Herald today on some of the Hawks new players...does seem remarkable that they can pull players like Milne from Waysiders, and Miller from Garnock, and put them straight into Premier 1 1st XV and they look at home. Makes you wonder how many other good players are waiting to be discovered in lower league clubs around Glasgow

    Posted by Rugby fan on September 6, 2010 10:29 AM | Reply to this comment

    With regards to great talent in the lower leagues, there are several young talents in the whitecraigs team that are worth a trip to see

    Posted by GMJ on September 7, 2010 03:59 PM | Reply to this comment

    Sure Whitecraigs will be please that their players are being put in spotlight. However they should remain where they are. At least they are playing 1st XV rugby there. Go to the clubs with large number of players and 2nd XV beckons, which will not do ant of these talented players any good.

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