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SCOTTISH RUGBY UNION List of Discipline Committee Sanctions 2018-19 Red Card Decisions Player's Name Club Match Date Match Offence Suspension (Wks) Ban End Date Alasdair Nisbet Perthshire RFC 22 August 2018 Strathmore 2XV v Perthshire 2XV 2 yellow cards 2 5 September 2018 Max Renouf Perthshire RFC 25 August 2018 Perthshire v Whitecraigs Dangerous Tackle (Tip) 4 23 September 2018 Louis Wichary St Boswells RFC 25 August 2018 Kelso v St Boswells 2 yellow cards 1 2 September 2018 Allan Tyler Langholm RFC 25 August 2018 Creighton v Langholm Referee Abuse 4 23 September 2018 Name Withheld Greenock Wanderers 26 August 2018 Greenock Wanderers U15 v GHA U15 Punch / Strike 3 16 September 2018 Name Withheld GHA 26 August 2018 Greenock Wanderers U15 v GHA U15 Punch / Strike 4 23 September 2018 Roddie Beaton East Kilbride RFC 25 August 2018 Strathendrick v East Kilbride Punch / Strike 4 23 September 2018 James Cuthbertson Strathendrick RFC 25 August 2018 Strathendrick v East Kilbride Punch / Strike 2 9 September 2018 Name Withheld West of Scotland FC 1 September 2018 Hamilton U18 v West of Scotland U18 2 yellow cards N/A Card Expunged Russell Grieve Glenrothes RFC 1 September 2018 Glenrothes v Aberdeen Wanderers Dangerous Tackle (Tip) 3 23 September 2018 Tony Wichary St Boswells RFC 1 September 2018 St Boswells v Hillhead/Jordanhill Punch / Strike 5 7 October 2018 Paul Harkins GHA RFC 1 September 2018 GHA 2XV v Heriot's Blues No arms tackle 5 7 October 2018 Euan McGerty Marr RFC 1 September 2018 Marr 2XV v Boroughmuir 2XV Kick/trip 1 9 September 2018 Matthew Smith Glasgow Hawks RFC 1 September 2018 Glasgow Hawks v Heriots 2 yellow cards 1 9 September 2018 Peter Millar Linlithgow RFC 1 September 2018 Livingston v Linlithgow Punch / Strike 4 30 September 2018 Craig Richardson Hawick Harlequins 8 September 2018 Hawick Harlequins v Livingston 2 yellow cards 1 16 September 2018 Scott Anderson Hawick Harlequins 8 September 2018 Hawick Harlequins v Livingston Punching/retaliation 3 30 September 2018 Ryan Howie Cartha Queens Park 8 September 2018 Cartha Queens Park v Gala Punching/retaliation 3 30 September 2018 Terry Logan Gala RFC 8 September 2018 Cartha Queens Park v Gala Punching/retaliation 3 30 September 2018 Scott Baird Bishopton RFC 8 September 2018 Bishopton v Millbrae Punching/retaliation 3 30 September 2018 James Armstrong Millbrae RFC 8 September 2018 Bishopton v Millbrae Punching/retaliation 3 30 September 2018 Gordon Laurie Kilmarnock RFC 8 September 2018 Kilmarnock 2XV v Dalziel 2XV Kicking 2 23 September 2018 Name Withheld Deeside RFC 8 September 2018 Dundee U18 v Deeside U18 Dangerous Charging 3 30 September 2018 Peter Smillie Madras Rugby 15 September 2018 Madras Rugby v Dundee Univ Medics Dangerous Tackle (High) N/A Card Expunged Josh Irvine Gala RFC 15 September 2018 Gala v Dundee HSFP Strike with head 5 21 October 2018 Updated 13 June 2019 SCOTTISH RUGBY UNION Derek Welsh Kelso RFC 15 September 2018 Selkirk v Kelso Punching N/A Card Expunged Jack Easson Gala YM RFC 15 September 2018 Gala YM v Hawick Linden Referee Abuse 2 30 September 2018 Jack Dalrymple Berwick RFC 15 September 2018 Livingston v Berwick Dangerous Tackle (High) N/A Card Expunged Name Withheld Gordonstoun School 18 September 2018 Gordonstoun School v Morrisons Acad. Referee Abuse 2 2 October 2018 Jamie Murphy Strathaven RFC 15 September 2018 Paisley v Strathaven Referee Abuse 5 21 October 2018 Kieran Moncrieff Livingston RFC 22 September 2018 North Berwick v Livingston Hand in face N/A Card Expunged Liam Law Ross High RFC 22 September 2018 Duns v Ross High Punching 7 11 November 2018 Kane Greggain Glasgow Academicals 22 September 2018 Glasgow Academicals v Howe of Fife Punching 5 28 October 2018 William Brown Peebles RFC 22 September 2018 GHK v Peebles Punching 3 14 October 2018 Adam Williams Walkerburn 15 September 2018 Queensferry v Walkerburn Referee Abuse 2 30 September 2018 Owen McDonald Oban Lorne 29 September 2018 Oban Lorne v Dalziel Dangerous Tackle (Tip) 2 14 October 2018 Grant Harman Cartha Queens Park 29 September 2018 Cartha Queens Park v Dundee HSFP Kicking 4 28 October 2018 Dominic Martin Heriot's Rugby Club 29 September 2018 Stirling County 2XV v Heriot's Blues Dangerous Tackle (high) 0 Card Expunged Andrew Watt Stirling County RFC 29 September 2018 Stirling County 2XV v Heriot's Blues Dangerous Tackle (high) 0 Card Expunged Donald Anderson Peebles RFC 29 September 2018 Highland v Peebles Strike with arm 3 21 October 2018 Fraser Christie Aberdeen Wanderers 6 October 2018 Aberdeen Wanderers v Grangemouth Kicking 5 11 November 2018 Name Withheld Cambuslang RFC 6 October 2018 Stewartry U18 v Bishopton/Cambslang U18 Referee Abuse 18 24 February 2019 Owen Gwynne Alloa RFC 13 October 2018 Alloa v Harris Academy FP Punch/Strike 3 4 November 2018 Calum Hood Hillfoots RFC 13 October 2018 Hillfoots 2XV v Montrose Dangerous Tackle (High) 4 11 November 2018 Alan Cousar Dunfermline RFC 13 October 2018 Dunfermline 2XV v Bannockburn Dangerous Tackle (Tip) 6 25 November 2018 James Peel Ross High RFC 13 October 2018 Ross High v Forrester Dangerous charging 14 3 February 2019 Zach Finney Liberton RFC 13 October 2018 Inverleith v Liberton Kicking 2 28 October 2018 Scott McGinty Loch Lomond RFC 13 October 2018 Oban Lorne v Loch Lomond Hand in face 6 25 November 2018 Robert Moore Bishopton RFC 13 October 2018 Strathaven v Bishopton Punching 3 4 November 2018 Shaun Barton Perthshire RFC 13 October 2018 Bo'ness v Perthshire 2XV Bad Sportsmanship 0 No further sanction Daniel Morrison Dunfermline RFC 20 October 2018 Dunfermline v Hillfoots Two Yellow Cards 2 4 November 2018 David Hogg Glenrothes RFC 20 October 2018 Glenrothes 2XV v Hillfoots 2XV Kicking 2 4 November 2018 Michael Somerville Paisley RFC 20 October 2018 Helensburgh v Paisley Dangerous charging 6 2 December 2018 Ian Neish Arbroath RFC 20 October 2018 Arbroath v Waid Academy Dangerous Play (Neck Roll) 2 4 November 2018 Fraser Balharry Arbroath RFC 20 October 2018 Arbroath v Waid Academy Dangerous Charging 2 4 November 2018 Updated 13 June 2019 SCOTTISH RUGBY UNION Kyle Shanahan Allan Glens RFC 20 October 2018 Allan Glens v Irvine Kneeing 8 16 December 2018 Cameron Walker Howe of Fife RFC 20 October 2018 Peebles v Howe of Fife Punch / Strike 4 18 November 2018 Mitch Chapman Murrayfield Wanderers 20 October 2018 Murrayfield Wanderers v St Boswells Dangerous Tackle (Tip) 3 11 November 2018 Fraser Forsyth Leith Rugby Club 20 October 2018 Penicuik v Leith Punch / Strike 4 18 November 2018 John McNair Cumbernauld RFC 20 October 2018 Cumbernauld v Strathaven Strike with head 7 9 December 2018 Angus Watt Strathaven RFC 20 October 2018 Cumbernauld v Strathaven Dangerous Tackle (High) 6 2 December 2018 Nicholas Tinlin Ross High RFC 20 October 2018 Royal High v Ross High Referee Abuse 4 18 November 2018 Allen Michie Grangemouth RFC 27 October 2017 Waid Academy FP v Grangemouth Strike with head 6 9 December 2018 Fergus Middleton Waid Academy FP 27 October 2017 Waid Academy FP v Grangemouth Punch/Strike 1 4 November 2018 Mark Martin Perthshire RFC 27 October 2017 Perthshire 2XV v Stobswell Dangerous Tackle (Tip) 6 9 December 2018 Graeme Steedman Howe of Fife RFC 27 October 2017 Howe of Fife v Dumfries Punch/Strike 0 No further sanction Luke Wynn Garnock RFC 27 October 2017 Cumnock v Garnock Dangerous Tackle (Tip) 3 18 November 2018 Calum MacLachlan Oban Lorne 27 October 2017 Oban Lorne v Clydebank Stamping 2 11 November 2018 Jamie Boyd Clydebank RFC 27 October 2017 Oban Lorne v Clydebank Punch/Strike 3 18 November 2018 Paulo Ferreira Jed-Forest RFC 27 October 2017 Jed-Forest v Musselburgh 2 yellow cards 1 4 November 2018 Jordan Sloan Grangemouth RFC 20 October 2018 Glenrothes v Grangemouth Stamping 0 No further sanction Jamie Troup Aberdeen University RFC 31 October 2018 Heriot-Watt v Aberdeen Univ 2XV KIcking 2 14 November 2018 Declan Goldie Shawlands RFC 27 October 2018 Waysiders Drumpellier v Shawlands 2 yellow cards 2 11 November 2018 Ross Duncan Dundee Morgan RFC 3 November 2018 Dundee Morgan v Waid Academy Dangerous Play in Ruck 3 25 November 2018 Callum Whitehead Hartlepool Rovers 3 November 2018 Durham City v Hartlepool Rovers Strike with head N/A RFU Sanction Scott Barclay Kirkcaldy RFC 3 November 2018 Kirkcaldy v Jed-Forest Punch/Strike 4 2 December 2018 Alexander Howie Carrick RFC 10 November 2018 Carrick v Newton Stewart Dangerous Tackle (Tip) 3 2 December 2018 Jamie Drummond Marr College 10 November 2018 Marr College v Lomond/Helensburgh Two Yellow Cards 2 25 November 2018 Name Withheld Allan Glens RFC 11 November 2018 Livingston U18 v Allan Glens U18 Punch / Strike 1 18 November 2018 Name Withheld Livingston RFC 11 November 2018 Livingston U18 v Allan Glens U18 Punch / Strike 1 18 November 2018 Name Withheld Livingston RFC 11 November 2018 Livingston U18 v Allan Glens U18 Punch / Strike 1 18 November 2018 Name Withheld Ellon RFC 11 November 2018 Dundee U18 v Ellon U18 2 yellow cards 1 18 November 2018 Name Withheld Currie RFC 17 November 2018 GHA U18 v Currie U18 Referee Abuse 3 9 December 2018 James Griffith Hillhead/Jordanhill RFC 17 November 2018 Hillhead/Jordanhill v ST Boswells Punch/Strike 4 16 December 2018 Andrew Miller Loch Lomond RFC 17 November 2018 Lenzie v Loch Lomond Punch/Strike 3 9 December 2018 Updated 13 June 2019 SCOTTISH RUGBY UNION Alex-Lee Conyers Dunfermline RFC 3 November 2018 Stobswell v Dunfermline 2XV Bad Sportsmanship 0 No further sanction Craig Moir Stobswell RFC 3 November 2018 Stobswell v Dunfermline 2XV Bad Sportsmanship 0 No further sanction Luca Cappuccini Loughborough University 21 November 2018 Edin Univ 2XV v L’bourough Univ 3XV Referee Abuse N/A RFU Sanction Liam Matthews Irvine RFC 23 November 2018 Irvine 2XV v Cumnock 2XV Punch/Strike 4 6 January 2019 Gregg Jack Dyce RFC 1 December 2018 Dyce v Inverness Craig Dunain Disrespecting referee auth’ty 0 No further sanction Name Withheld Boroughmuir HS 28 November 2018 Boroughmuir HS v Portobello HS Dangerous Charging 3 19 December 2018 Daniel Philp Dunbar RFC 1 December 2018 Dunbar v Earlston 2 yellow cards 1 9 December 2018 Scott Chapman Gala YM RFC 1 December 2018 Gala YM v Corstorphine Stamping 4 13 January 2019 Jake de Glanville Durham University RFC 6 December 2018 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