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Sports Council for Glasgow Final Membership List, 2019 – 2020 www.scglasgow.org.uk Sports Council For Glasgow Final Membership List, 2019 – 2020 Archie Graham O.B.E. Argo Boxing Club Andrew Steen Bellahouston Road Runners Belvidere Bowling Club Bernie Mitchell Carmyle Bowling Club Cartha Queens Park Rugby Football Club Castlemilk Gym Ceann Craige Hurling and Camogie Club City of Glasgow College City of Glasgow SEALS City of Glasgow Swim Team Clyde Amateur Rowing Club Clydesdale Amateur Rowing Club Clydesdale Cricket Club Clydesdale Hockey Club CR Cats Cricket Scotland David Mackie Dilawer Singh M.B.E. Dodgeball Development Limited Drew Burns Drumchapel & Clydebank Kayak Club Drumchapel & District Sports Centre Drumchapel Lawn Tennis Club Drumchapel Table Tennis Development Scheme Drumchapel United Eastbank Karate Club Easterhouse Football Academy Easthall Star FC Elaine Mackay Frank Clement Fusion Football Club Garscube Harriers Club GBM Fitness GHK Ladies Hockey Club Glasgow & North Strathclyde Badminton Group Glasgow Academical Sports Club Glasgow Afghan United Glasgow and District Youth Football League Glasgow Athletics Association Glasgow City Barbell Weightlifting Club Sports Council for Glasgow is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). Registration Number: SC046373. Sports Council for Glasgow, Final Membership List 2019 - 2020 Glasgow City Cup Glasgow City Football Club Glasgow Coastal Rowing Club Glasgow Deaf Golf Club Glasgow Devils Basketball Club Glasgow Disability Badminton Club Glasgow Disability Sport Glasgow Disability Tennis Glasgow Eagles Glasgow East Juniors RFC Glasgow Fever Basketball Club Glasgow Futsal Stars Glasgow Golf Union Glasgow Hardcourt Bike Polo Association Glasgow Judo Club Glasgow Korfball Club Glasgow Lions Touch Rugby Club Glasgow Mets Glasgow Pole Vault School Glasgow Powerlilfting Club Glasgow Rens Basketball Club Glasgow Riderz Glasgow Roller Derby Glasgow Rowing Club Glasgow Schools Rowing Club Glasgow South Table Tennis Club Glasgow Tigers AFC Glasgow Triathlon Club Glasgow Ultimate Glasgow University Judo Club Glasgow University Women's Hockey Club Glasgow West Pickleball Club Glasgow Whitehill ASC Gordon McCormack O.B.E. Helensburgh Netball Club Hillhead Cricket Club Hillhead Jordanhill RFC Hillhead Ladies Hockey Club Hillwood Football Club James Smith M.B.E. Kelvindale Bowling & Tennis Club Kugatsu Karate LEAP Sports Scotland Leo Howes Liz Kerr Moira Ord M.B.E. Netball Scotland Partickhill Bowling & Community Club Phoenix Taekwondo Pickleball Scotland Association Pinkston Panthers Sports Council for Glasgow is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). Registration Number: SC046373. Sports Council for Glasgow, Final Membership List 2019 - 2020 Pollok United Red Star Athletic Club Richard Rafferty Rob Roy Boxing Club Ronan Karate Club Salle Rollo Fencing Club SAPC Community Sports Hub Scotstoun Badminton Club Scottish County Snooker Championships Scottish Police Recreation Association Strathclyde Sirens Limited Scottish Swimming Scottish Unity Football League Scottish Women Warriors SEMSA SEMSA FC SEMSA Ladies Badminton Club SEMSA Summer Academy Senjokai Karate Academy Glasgow Shawlands Shuttles Shettleston Harriers Shettleston Judo Club SHU Women's West District Sokcho Taekwondo Dalmarnock Somali Assoc Glasgow (East Africa Football Club) Southside Boxing Academy Southside Judo Sparta Trampoline Club SCIO Special Olympics Scotland West Springburn Harriers St Andrew's Orienteering Club [STAG] St Patrick's Sports Academy SCIO SYFA West Team Cavanagh Temple Swimming Club for people with a disability The Gladiator Programme The Glasgow Gorillas The Glasgow Gorillas Paraclimbing Club The Glasgow Silverbacks The Saturday Café Clubs SCIO The Urban Fox Programme Timothy Hart Total Soccer Experience Victoria Park City of Glasgow Athletic Club Victoria Park FC Weirs Cricket Club Weirs Recreation Tennis Club West End Road Runners West of Scotland federation of Swimming Clubs for people with a disability West of Scotland Table Tennis League West of Scotland Wheelchair Sports Club Sports Council for Glasgow is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). Registration Number: SC046373. Sports Council for Glasgow, Final Membership List 2019 - 2020 West Regional Development Centre Western Baths Water Polo Club William Clark Wing Tsjun Glasgow Yama Bushi Ryu Jiu Jitsu Sports Council for Glasgow is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). Registration Number: SC046373. Sports Council for Glasgow, Final Membership List 2019 - 2020 .
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