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Cup Fixtures 14-15.Xlsx COLVILLE PARK COUNTRY CLUB WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR CUP FIRST ROUND DRAW Clear ties to be played on 20th September 2014 Home H v A Away Abronhill Intrans (GDSML) v East Kilbride Accies (SSML) Aikenhead Thistle (CSAFL) v Largs (Ayr) Ardrossan Winton Rovers (Ayr) v Quayside Thistle (SSML) Arkleston Athletic (P & D) v Craigneuk (GGPL) Auchinleck Boswell (Ayr) v Strathclyde University (Cal) Blakellys AFC (GDSML) v Point Media (WOS) Bothwell & Uddingston Albion (SAFL) v Clark Drive (Ayr) Bothwell United (NSLAFA) v Motherwell Miners (NSLAFA) Broomhouse (Cal) v Fullarton Irvine (SECL) Cadzow Welfare (GGPL) v Blochairn Star "A" (SSML) Cambuslang Utd (GCAFA) v Tarbert (SAFL) Carbrain Amateurs (St & D) v Millerston FC (WOS) Chryston (CSAFL) v Balmore (Cal) Claremont (GGPL) v Beith (Ayr) Coylton AFC (Ayr) v Dunoon Ams (SAFL) Craigie (Ayr) v Whifflet Athletic (SSML) Crosshill Thistle (Ayr) v Glasgow Harp (Cal) Cumbernauld Athletic (St & D) v Belleaire (WOS) Darvel Victoria (Ayr) v The Georgian AFC (NSLAFA) Drumchapel Amateur Colts (SAFL) v Cresswell Lane FC (SSML) Drumchapel United (CSAFL) v Antonine (WOS) Dumbarton Wanderers (SAFL) v Lochgilphead Red Star (SAFL) Dunoon Athletic (SAFL) v Carradale (WOS) Erskine Thistle (WOS) v Drumoyne AFC (GGPL) Ferguslie Star (SAFL) v Muirend AFC (GGPL) Finnart (SAFL) v Winlinton Wolves (Ayr) Fordbank Star (P & D) v East Kilbride YMCA (Cal) Galston United (Ayr) v Westerlands 'A' (GGPL) Gartcairn Football Academy (SECL) v FC Clydebank (SAFL) Govan AFC (WOS) v Port Glasgow OBU (SAFL) Greenock HSFPs (CSAFL) v Drongan United (Ayr) G-Rock AFC (P & D) v Calderglen (GGPL) Hazelwood (P & D) v Sprinburn Thistle (GGPL) Holytown Colts Youth (NSLAFA) v Rosehill Star (SAFL) Jordanhill Campus (GGPL) v John Street (GGPL) Kilbride Thistle (Ayr) v Hamilton West (SSML) Kilbride Villa (SSML) v Giffnock North AAC (Cal) Kings Park Rangers (SAFL) v Eastfield (CSAFL) Kirkintilloch Thistle (SSML) v Kilsyth (CSAFL) COLVILLE PARK COUNTRY CLUB WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR CUP FIRST ROUND DRAW Clear ties to be played on 20th September 2014 Home H v A Away Knockentiber (Ayr) v St Silas (SECL) Lochfyneside AFC (WOS) v Paisley Athletic (P & D) Machan United (SECL) v Corinthians (GCAFA) Mauchline United (Ayr) v East Kilbride Free Church (SECL) Millbeg Villa (SAFL) v Hamilton Wanders (GDSML) Minishant (Ayr) v Carrick (Ayr) Orchard Parkmount "A" (GGPL) v Jamestown (SAFL) Park Sports Project (GCAFA) v Windlaw (SSML) Pollok (CSAFL) v Ashvale Victoria (CSAFL) Port Glasgow (SAFL) v Blantyre United (NSLAFA) Ravenswood Th (St & D) v Blantyre Celtic (CSAFL) Rossvale (SAFL) v Milton AFC (Cal) Rothesay Brandane (Cal) v Elderslie (P & D) Shawbridge AFC (SSML) v Finnieston Park (GDSML) Shortlees (Ayr) v Rannoch AFC (Cal) St. David's (GCAFA) v Kelvenbridge (SSML) St. Mungo's (GGPL) v Third Lanark (WOS) St. Patricks FP (CSAFL) v Motherwell Thistle (SAFL) Stanley Ath (P & D) v Hamilton FP (Cal) Tannahill (P & D) v Milngavie Wanderers (Cal) Tarbolton (Ayr) v Campbeltown Pupils (SAFL) Tynecastle (SSML) v Bellgrove Amateurs (SSML) Viewfield Rovers (Cal) v Barrhead YM (GGPL) West Kilbride (Ayr) v Drumley United (Ayr) Westerlands (Cal) v Condorrat Club (CSAFL) Westkirk Thistle (Ayr) v South Side FC (SSML) Whitehill FPs (SAFL) v United Churches of Ayr (SECL) COLVILLE PARK COUNTRY CLUB WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR CUP FIRST ROUND DRAW The following Clubs have received a Bye in Round 1 Home H v A Assoc No Team League (St & D) 2 Abronhill United (St & D) Stirling and District AFA (SAFL) 4 Alba Thistle (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (SECL) 5 Anniesland (SECL) Strathclyde EvangeliCal Churches AFL (P & D) 7 Apex AFC (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (Ayr) 8 Ardrossan Castle Rovers (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (CSAFL) 11 Arthurlie United (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (SSML) 12 AS Airdrie AFC (SSML) Strathclyde Sat Morning AFL (St & D) 14 Auchengeich Miners (St & D) Stirling and District AFA (Ayr) 16 Ayr Athletic (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (GGPL) 18 Bannerman AFC (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (CSAFL) 19 Bannockburn (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (Cal) 21 Bearsden (Cal) Caledonian AFL (SAFL) 27 Blantyre Rangers (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (NSLAFA) 28 Blantyre RGM (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (NSLAFA) 29 Blantyre Soccer Academy (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (SSML) 32 Blochairn Star "B" (SSML) Strathclyde Sat Morning AFL (P & D) 33 Boswell (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (SAFL) 36 Bridgewater AFC (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (P & D) 38 Brucehill Utd (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (SAFL) 39 Busby (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (NSLAFA) 42 Calderwood Bluestar (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (Cal) 43 Cambria (Cal) Caledonian AFL (GGPL) 44 Cambria (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (GDSML) 45 Cambusglen AFC (GDSML) Glasgow & District Sat Morning (CSAFL) 47 Cambusnethan Talbot (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (St & D) 49 Campsie AFC (St & D) Stirling and District AFA (CSAFL) 50 Campsie Minerva (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (WOS) 52 Cardross (WOS) West of Scotland AFL (SAFL) 53 Carlton YMCA "A" (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (Cal) 56 Castlemilk (Cal) Caledonian AFL (Ayr) 57 Catrine Amateurs (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (SAFL) 58 Centre (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (NSLAFA) 59 Chapelhall AFC (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (SAFL) 63 Clydebank AFC (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (GGPL) 64 Clydesdale United (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (GCAFA) 65 Clydeside Athletic (GCAFA) Glasgow Colleges AFA (GGPL) 66 Colquhoun United (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (CSAFL) 67 Colville Park (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (St & D) 68 Condorrat (St & D) Stirling and District AFA (WOS) 71 Corkerhill (WOS) West of Scotland AFL (Ayr) 76 Crookedholm (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA COLVILLE PARK COUNTRY CLUB WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR CUP FIRST ROUND DRAW The following Clubs have received a Bye in Round 1 Home H v A Assoc No Team League (WOS) 77 Crookston A.F.C (WOS) West of Scotland AFL (Ayr) 79 Crosshouse Waverley (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (St & D) 80 Cumbernauld Albion (St & D) Stirling and District AFA (Cal) 82 Cumbernauld Colts (Cal) Caledonian AFL (Ayr) 83 Cunninghame (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (Cal) 84 Dalziel HSFPs (Cal) Caledonian AFL (Ayr) 86 Dean (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (SSML) 87 Dennistoun Vale (SSML) Strathclyde Sat Morning AFL (Ayr) 88 Dirrans Athletic (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (NSLAFA) 89 Donaldson AFC (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (CSAFL) 92 Drumchapel Ams (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (Cal) 94 Drumchapel FP (Cal) Caledonian AFL (Cal) 98 Dumbarton Acad. FP (Cal) Caledonian AFL (GGPL) 99 Dumbarton Harp (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (SAFL) 101 Duncanrig AFC (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (WOS) 104 Duntocher (WOS) West of Scotland AFL (SAFL) 105 Eaglesham (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (SSML) 107 East Dumbartonshire FC (SSML) Strathclyde Sat Morning AFL (CSAFL) 108 East Kilbride (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (NSLAFA) 110 East Kilbride FC (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (SAFL) 111 East Kilbride FC (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (GGPL) 114 East Kilbride YMCA (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (SAFL) 116 Easthall Star (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (SAFL) 117 EK Rolls Royce (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (CSAFL) 119 Electric AFC(CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (P & D) 120 Erskine YFC (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (SAFL) 121 FC Argyle (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (NSLAFA) 123 FC Dal Riata (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (NSLAFA) 124 FC Eddlewood (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (GCAFA) 125 FC Innter (GCAFA) Glasgow Colleges AFA (GDSML) 126 FC Partick (GDSML) Glasgow & District Sat Morning (Ayr) 127 Fenwick Thistle (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (SSML) 130 Firhill United (SSML) Strathclyde Sat Morning AFL (P & D) 134 Gallowhill (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (CSAFL) 136 Garrowhill Thistle (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (Cal) 138 Gartcosh United (Cal) Caledonian AFL (SAFL) 139 Giffnock (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (GCAFA) 141 Glasgow Ansar FC (GCAFA) Glasgow Colleges AFA (GDSML) 142 Glasgow Caledonian (GDSML) Glasgow & District Sat Morning (GCAFA) 144 Glasgow Island FC (GCAFA) Glasgow Colleges AFA (Cal) 145 Glasgow University (Cal) Caledonian AFL COLVILLE PARK COUNTRY CLUB WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR CUP FIRST ROUND DRAW The following Clubs have received a Bye in Round 1 Home H v A Assoc No Team League (P & D) 146 Glenburn Athletic (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (Ayr) 147 Glenburn M. W. (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (GGPL) 148 Glentyan Thistle (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (St & D) 149 Glenvale (St & D) Stirling and District AFA (P & D) 150 Glenvale (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (GGPL) 151 Glynhill Moorcroft (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (SAFL) 152 Goldenhill (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (St & D) 153 Gormac (St & D) Stirling and District AFA (CSAFL) 154 Gourock Athletic (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (GCAFA) 158 Gryffe Thistle (GCAFA) Glasgow Colleges AFA (SAFL) 159 Haldane United (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (GGPL) 161 Hamilton Thistle (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (CSAFL) 164 Harestanes (CSAFL) Central Scottish AFL (WOS) 166 Helensburgh (WOS) West of Scotland AFL (SAFL) 167 Hillington AFC (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (NSLAFA) 168 Hillside AFC (NSLAFA) NorthSouthLanarshire FA (P & D) 170 Houston AFC (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (Ayr) 171 Hurlford AFC (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (Ayr) 172 Hurlford Thistle (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (SSML) 173 Inchinnan Comm Club (SSML) Strathclyde Sat Morning AFL (SAFL) 175 Inverclyde (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (SAFL) 176 Inverkip Thistle (SAFL) Scottish Amateur FL (Ayr) 177 Irvine Town (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (P & D) 180 Johnstone Thistle (P & D) Paisley and District AFA (GGPL) 183 Kilbarchan Thistle (GGPL) Greater Glasgow Premier AFL (Ayr) 184 Kilbirnie (Ayr) Ayrshire AFA (SAFL)
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