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BT Sport Scottish Rugby Academy Regional Championship GLASGOW & THE WEST V EDINBURGH CALEDONIA V THE BORDERS & EAST LOTHIAN Sunday 29 July 2018 Broadwood Stadium, Cumbernauld First Kick off: 12 noon Second Kick off: 1.30pm Third Kick off: 3.00pm Final Kick off: 4.30pm GLASGOW & THE WEST U16 1 Greg Turner | Hutchesons’ Grammar School 2 Aiden Trim | Hamilton RFC 3 Josh Morrison | Lenzie Academy | Lenzie RFC 4 Jonathan Smith | Hamilton College | Biggar RFC 5 Kieran McCann | Narr College | Marr RFC 6 Jamie Mcentegart | St Aloysius College | GHA RFC 7 Sam Haldane | High School of Glasgow | Glasgow Hawks 8 Sam Taylor | Wallace Hall Academy | Biggar RFC 9 Joe McHugh | Arran High School | Ardrossan Accies 10 Ryan Street High School of Glasgow | Glasgow Hawks 11 Charlie Kennedy | High School of Glasgow | Glasgow Hawks 12 Nairn Calder | Marr College | Marr RFC 13 Duncan Munn | West of Scotland FC 14 Callum Smith | Biggar RFC 15 Michael Alba | High School of Glasgow | Glasgow Hawks Ben Nicol | Lanark Grammar School | Biggar RFC Harry Johnston | Oban High School | Oban Lorne Marlowe Crick | High School of Glasgow | Glasgow Hawks Ben Watson | Wallace Hall Academy | Dumfries Saints RFC Finn Lanni | Belmont Academy | Ayr RFC Archie Damer | Biggar RFC Andrew Lamb | Strathaven RFC Michael McCourtney |Glasgow Hawks RFC James Reid | Arran High School | Ardrossan Accies RFC Coaches: Richie Maxton, Chris Reid & Craig Williamson Head Coach: David Mitchell Team Manager: Jono Willis THANK YOU THE BORDERS & EAST LOTHIAN U18 1 Struan Lugton | Dunbar GS / RFC 2 James Hunter | Preston Lodge HS / RFC 3 Euan Bonthron | Musselburgh GS / RFC 4 Andrew Sweenie | Kelso HS/ Kelso RFC 5 Gordon Baptie | North Berwick HS / RFC 6 Rhys Tait | Hawick HS / RFC 7 Matthew Crain | North Berwick HS / RFC 8 Trystan Andrews | Earlston HS / Melrose RFC 9 Fergus Johnstone | Gala Academy / Gala Red Triangle 10 Scott Clark | Preston Lodge HS/RFC 11 Hamish McLean | Loretto School 12 Nathan Sweeney |Loretto School / North Berwick 13 Joe Dewar | North Berwick HS/ Boroughmuir RFC 14 Ben Pickles| Dunbar GS / RFC 15 Callum Pate | Knox Academy / Haddington RFC 16 Lewis Voy | Preston Lodge HS / RFC 17 Morgan Thompson | Kelso HS / RFC 18 Archie Bogle | Eyemouth HS / Duns RFC 19 Ethan Deakin | Borders College / Duns RFC 20 Jakob Spiewak | Preston Lodge HS / RFC 21 Cameron Scott | Preston Lodge HS/ RFC 22 Kieran Clarke | Earlston HS/ Melrose RFC 23 Ross young | Peebles HS / RFC Coaches: Chris Laidlaw, Ewan Simpson, Jason Riley Head Coach: Ross Miller Team Manager: Norman Anderson CALEDONIA U18 1 Ben Mace | Stirling County RFC 2 Greg Clunas | Strathallan / Howe of Fife 3 Thomas Ryan | Granite City Colts RFC 4 Alex Samuel | Madras RFC 5 Gregor Brown | Robert Gordon’s College 6 Alex Marsh |Strathallan 7 Jamie Cruickshank | Dollar Academy 8 Josh King | Queen Victoria School (Capt) 9 Ross McCrostie | Madras RFC 10 Euan Cunningham | Stirling County RFC 11 Greg McRae | Granite City Colts RFC 12 Alasdair Stephen | Granite City Colts RFC 13 Keir Singleton | Stirling County RFC 14 Mungo Somerville | Waid Academy 15 Mikey Heron | Strathendrick RFC 16 Finlay Lennox | Robert Gordon College 17 Glen Brough | Orkney RFC 18 Nathanael Fagerson | Sherborne School (Bath) 19 Liam Dreelan |Mackie / Strathallan 20 Josh Minty | Aberdeen Grammar / Strathallan 21 Finlay Jacobs | Mackie RFC 22 Cameron Hogg | Dunfermline RFC 23 Brandon Mills | Glenalmond College Coaches: Sarah Hogwood & Rob Currie Head Coach: Colin Sangster Team Manager: Euan McNicoll EDINBURGH U16 1 James Lascelles| Merchiston Castle School 2 Struan Stark | George Heriots School 3 Guy Napier | Merchiston Castle School 4 Ruadri O’Donnell | Curie Chieftains 5 Charlie Pattinson | Fettes College 6 Mike Cantle | George Watson’s College 7 Robert Gordon (C ) | Stewart’s Melville College 8 Alex Burns| The Edinburgh Academy 9 Jamie Burns | Stewart’s Melville College 10 Matthew Russell | Stewart’s Melville College 11 Struan Ambrose | George Watson’s College 12 Aidan Boyle | Stewart’s Melville College 13 Zach Smith | George Heriots School 14 Sam Cavens | George Watsons College 15 Harvey Cameron-Barr | The Edinburgh Academy 16 Theo Marcus | Stewart’s Melville College 17 Joe Noble | Lasswade Rugby 18 Conor Myles | George Watson’s College 19 Adam McNeill | The Edinburgh Academy 20 Tom Logan| Merchiston Castle School 21 Brodie Young | George Watson’s College 22 Max Bargeton | Merchiston Castle School 23 Cameron Campbell | The Edinburgh Academy Coaches: Mike Kerr & Fergus Scott Head Coach: Stevie Leckie Team Manager: Bill Ure GLASGOW & THE WEST U18 1 Jamie Drummond | Cumnock RFC 2 Cameron Shaw | West of Scotland FC 3 Callum Brown | Kelvinside Academy 4 Euan Ferrie | East Kilbride RFC 5 Nathan Brown | Dumfries Saints RFC 6 Jamie Brennan | Methodist College, Belfast 7 Euan Wallace| West of Scotland FC 8 Cameron Cobbett | Glasgow Hawks RFC 9 Finlay Neilson | The Glasgow Academy | Glasgow Hawks RFC 10 Joseph Strain | Ayr RFC 11 Jordan Craig | Hamilton RFC 12 Andrew Houston | Cumnock RFC 13 Adam Scott | St Aloysius College 14 Graeme Macdonald | The Glasgow Academy | Glasgow Hawks RFC 15 Finlay Callaghan | Jordanhill School | Glasgow Hawks Thomas McGuire | St Aloysius College | GHA RFC Harry Rodgers | St Columba’s School Jamie Campbell | Kelvinside Academy Luca Alessandri | St Aloysius College | Cartha Queens Park Ruairidh Airlie | Cumnock RFC Archie Holman | Stewartry RFC Kyle McCulloch | Marr RFC Kier MacDougall | Marr RFC Fraser Jackson | Kelvinside Academy Andrew Crawford | Hamilton RFC Ryan Brown | Marr RFC Coaches: Kenny Brown, Mark Senter & Sean Lamont Head Coach: Gary Strain Team Manager: Jono WIllis THE BORDERS & EAST LOTHIAN U16 1 Jamie Gordon| Galashiels Academy / Gala Red Triangle RFC 2 Corey Tait | Hawick High School / Hawick Youth RFC 3 Finlay Hamilton | Berwickshire HS / Duns RFC 4 Andrew Cochrane | Selkirk HS / Selkirk RFC 5 Ben Weir | Earlston HS / Melrose RFC 6 Elliott Young | Dunbar GS / Dunbar RFC 7 Ben Rutherford| Kelso HS / Kelso RFC 8 Taylor Wilson | Dunbar Grammar School / Dunbar RFC 9 Ben Lynch | Earlston HS / Melrose RFC 10 Harris Rutherford | Galashiels Academy / Gala Red Triangle RFC 11 Ben Evans | Longridge Towers / Berwick RFC 12 Findlay Thomson| Dunbar GS / Dunbar RFC 13 Ben Ballantyne | Galashiels Academy / Gala Red Triangle 14 Finn Douglas | Earlston HS / Melrose RFC 15 Matt Reid| Galashiels Academy / Gala Red Triangle RFC 16 Harry Soulsby| Ross High School / Ross High RFC 17 Robbie Robertson | Earlston HS / Melrose RFC 18 Stephen Tennant| Knox Academy / Haddington RFC 19 James Wieczsty | Jed Grammar School / Jed Thistle RFC 20 Callum Clarke| Earlston HS / Melrose RFC 21 Alexander Ramage | Earlston HS / Melrose RFC 22 Murray Wilson | Galashiels Academy / Gala Red Triangle 23 Ben Lyall | Kelso HS / Kelso RFC Coaches: Lewis Bertram, Rhodri Thomas and Jeremy Brett Head Coach: Robert Grigg Team Manager: Colin Baird CALEDONIA U16 1 Grant Hall | Highland RFC 2 Archie Falconer | Ellon Rugby 3 Adam Flynn | High School of Dundee 4 Finlay Hagan | Ellon Rugby 5 Harris McLeod | Kirkcaldy RFC 6 Joss Armstrong | Strathendrick RFC 7 Cameron Lynn | Stirling County RFC 8 Malachy Keough | High School of Dundee 9 Finlay Burgess | Deeside RFC 10 Adam Wight | Merchiston Castle School 11 Henry Clark | Howe of Fife RFC 12 Callum Beckett | Stirling County RFC 13 Ben Yarrow | Stirling County RFC 14 Callum Stephen | Granite City Colts 15 Johnnie White | Glenalmond College 16 Ben Normile | Kirkcaldy RFC 17 Jack Smith | Stirling County RFC 18 Tom Blackhall | Mackie Academy FPRFC 19 Callum Norrie | Howe of Fife RFC 20 Angus Neville | High School of Dundee 21 Ed Hannay | Glenalmond College 22 Tom Main | Queen Victoria School 23 Scott Sheriff | Stirling County RFC 24 Rory Sangster | Howe of Fife RFC 25 Ryan Van REnsburgh | Howe of Fife RFC Head Coach: Kris Burney Coaches: Stewart Ross, Graham Smith & Lewis Skinner Team Manager: Mhairi Forsyth EDINBURGH U18 1 Cole Lamberton | Royal High School 2 Grant Stevenson | Boroughmuir RFC 3 Gregor Scougall | George Watson’s College | Currie Chieftains 4 Callum Anderson | George Heriots School / Heriots Rugby 5 Finlay Davey | Fettes College 6 Archie Watters | George Watson’s College 7 Harri Morris | George Watson’s College 8 Michael Jones | Lasswade High School / Boroughmuir 9 Ethan McVicker | Boroughmuir RFC 10 Alex Harley | George Watson’s College 11 Angus Hoffie | George Watson’s College / Watsonian FC 12 Cameron Scott | George Watson’s College 13 Angus Cousin | George Watson’s College / Watsonian FC 14 Chris Fagan | Fettes College 15 Harry Paterson | Fettes College 16 Josef Di-Domenico | Heriots Rugby 17 Tom Banatvala | Fettes College 18 Ewan Craig | George Watson’s College 19 Andrew Hoggarth | George Watson’s College 20 Sam Humphries | Lasswade High School 21 Cameron Lessels | Clifton Hall | Currie Chieftains 22 Nathan Moffat | Stewarts Melville College 23 Ryan Daley | George Watson’s College / Currie Chieftains Coaches: Duncan Harrison and Gregor Wood Head Coach: David Wilson Team Manager: Barry Sinclair PREVIOUS RESULTS CALEDONIA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYED SUNDAY 22 JULY, ABERDEEN Caledonia U16 (12-5) Glasgow & the West Caledonia U18 (28-27) Glasgow & the West Caledonia U20 (55-40) Glasgow & the West EDINBURGH REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYED TUESDAY 24 JULY, EDINBURGH Edinburgh U16 (45-45) Borders & East Lothian Edinburgh U16 (31-12) Borders & East Lothian Edinburgh U16 (54-17) Borders & East Lothian NEXT FIXTURES: Sunday 5 August: Gala RFC The Borders & East Lothian V Edinburgh U16 & U18 Edinburgh V Caledonia U16 & U18 Please join us at BT Murrayfield Back Pitches on Sunday 12 August for the Regional Academy Finals Match times as follows: U20 Playoff – Kick-off 10.30am Scotland Women U18 7s Final Thistles V Saltires – kick-off 11am U18 Playoff – Kick-off 12 noon U16 Playoff – Kick-off 13.45pm U20 Final- Kick-off 3.15pm U18 Final – Kick-off 5.15pm U16 Final – Kick-off 7.15pm .
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    SCOTTISH BORDERS LICENSING BOARD LICENCES ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS 17 April - 22 May 2014 Applicant/Existing Licenceholder Type and Nature of Application Premises Jacqueline Thoma 29 Minor Variation of Premises Licence (Change of Premises Name) Thoma & Sons, (former Keystore) 47 High Street, Hawick Lidl UK GmbH 29 Minor Variation of Premises Licence (Decrease in alcohol display area capacity)Lidl Store, Wilton Path, Hawick Lidl UK GmbH 29 Minor Variation of Premises Licence (Decrease in alcohol display area capacity)Lidl Store, Shedden Park Road, Kelso Sharon Hunter 29 Minor Variation of Premises Licence (Change of Premises Name) Meringue Place, 20 Horsemarket, Kelso Johnston's of Elgin Limited 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Johnston's of Elgin, Mansfield Road, Hawick Lidl UK GmbH 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Lidl Store, Wilton Path, Hawick Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Sainsbury's, Commercial Road, Hawick Jacqueline Thoma 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Thoma & Sons, 47 High Street, Hawick Andrew Bannerman 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Teviot Wines, 7 Tower Knowe, Hawick Joanne Sudlow 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager The Pheasant, 61-63 High Street, Jedburgh The Shilling Group 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager The Border Hotel, Kirk Yetholm, Kelso Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Sainsbury's, Pinnaclehill Ind Estate, Kelso Sharon Hunter 31 Substitution