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Howe of Fife Rfc Membership Pack 2021
HOWE OF FIFE RFC MEMBERSHIP PACK 2021 - 2022 Membership Application Included in this document pack is a membership application form. I ask that you complete the form and send it to me at the Clubhouse. Please include your most up to date email address as this is the easiest and most efficient way of the club keeping you updated with what is going on. If possible, payment by BACS or Cheque would be preferred although cash is acceptable, but payment by card will only be possible when the clubhouse fully re-opens. For those of you electing to pay by monthly standing order or BACS, we ask that you ensure that you give your full name and the ref. number on the President’s letter of your Membership. This allows parents of younger players/members to pay subscriptions on their behalf without confusion. In previous years, a number of payments were received that could not be attributed to an individual because the reference was not recognised, or an application form not received. If you need to contact me or have any queries about the provided information, please do not hesitate to email me. My address is [email protected] I look forward to seeing you back at our upcoming games and in and around the Clubhouse after a long period away from rugby! Many thanks Rachel Thomson Membership Secretary Howe of Fife RFC Membership Application Season 2021-22 Membership Category Annual Subscription Monthly Standing Order P1-5 £100 8 x £12.50 P6 – Students (Inc. U18) £120 8 x £15.00 Family £300 8 x £37.50 Adult Player £150 8 x £18.75 Adult Non-Player £110 8 x £13.75 Couple Non-Playing £140 8 x £17.50 Senior Citizen £75 8 x £9.38 Unified £10 N/A Coaches Discount -£60 N/A Membership Payment Enclosed £ Donation £ Total Enclosed £ Name: …………………………………………………………………………………………. -
Playing Rugby for Jordanhill College Rugby Football Club 1958
Playing Rugby for Jordanhill College Rugby Football Club 1958 - 1966 John Henderson ‘The Boot’ Remembers Playing Rugby for Jordanhill College RFC ‘The Boot’ Remembers When I first matriculated in October 1958 at the Scottish School of Physical Education, Jordanhill, Glasgow to undergo a three year diploma course of training in order to qualify as a teacher of Physical Education, I had no idea that some years later my senior rugby career would turn out to be as creditable as it did. Although I knew then that I was a very accurate and lengthy instep place-kicker of a rugby ball, I was under no illusion that my getting a place in the Jordanhill College Rugby Football Club top squad would be easy, nor did I have any notion then that retaining a first choice spot in the 1st XV for a good number of seasons might possibly occur. However, I was aware of the fact that graduating from College was not the end of the opportunity to play senior rugby for Jordanhill, as former students as players were not only considered eligible, but were also deemed essential in order to maintain a fighting chance for coach Bill Dickinson‟s side to compete at the highest levels possible in Scotland. Thus time was on my side, if only I was patient, and prepared to work hard at the game. But first I had, during my student days, to convince mentors Bill Dickinson and George Orr of my potential, and then, if this was accomplished, to provide consistent proof thereafter of my continuing value as a full back/three-quarter and place kicker in the top side in its annual attempts to win the Scottish Unofficial Club Championship and the Glasgow District Knock-Out Trophy. -
Tennent's Light National Competition 1
Tennent’s Light National Competition 1 22 teams will play in a two-stage competition Stage 1: Teams will be divided into four conferences and within each conference. Teams will play each other within the same conference twice on a home and away basis (Teams in Conference A will play a further round of fixtures with their conference either home or away. The winners of each conference in stage 1 will progress to the play offs Conference A Conference B Conference C Conference D Aberdeen Grammar Rugby 1XV Boroughmuir Rugby Ayr RFC 1XV Gala RFC 1XV Dundee HSFP RFC 1XV Currie Chieftains RFC 1XV Biggar RFC 1XV Hawick RFC 1XV Highland RFC 1XV Edinburgh Academical FC 1XV Cartha Queens Park RFC 1XV Jed-Forest RFC 1XV Stirling County RFC 1XV Heriot's RFC 1XV GHA RFC 1XV Kelso RFC 1XV Musselburgh RFC 1XV Glasgow Hawks RFC 1XV Melrose RFC 1XV Watsonian FC 1XV Marr RFC 1XV Selkirk RFC 1XV Stage 2: Teams will be divided into two separate competitions and within each competition team will be divided into two pools. Teams will play each other within the same group once on a home or away basis. The winners of each pool in each competition will progress to the playoffs (where the same team qualifies for the playoffs in Stage 1 and Stage 2 the highest-ranking team in the same pool will also progress to the playoffs) Competition 2A: Aberdeen Grammar Rugby 1XV Currie Chieftains RFC 1XV Edinburgh Academical FC 1XV Hawick RFC 1XV GHA RFC 1XV Jed-Forest RFC 1XV Glasgow Hawks RFC 1XV Musselburgh RFC 1XV Marr RFC 1XV Selkirk RFC 1XV Competition 2B: Ayr RFC 1XV -
Tennent's Premiership (Women's)
Tennent's Premiership (Women's) 12 September 2021 Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Women) v Watsonian FC 1st XV (Women) Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Women) v Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 1st XV (Women) Corstorphine RFC 1st XV (Women) v Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Women) 19 September 2021 Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 1st XV (Women) v Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Women) Watsonian FC 1st XV (Women) v Corstorphine RFC 1st XV (Women) Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Women) v Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Women) 26 September 2021 Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Women) v Corstorphine RFC 1st XV (Women) Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 1st XV (Women) v Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Women) Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Women) v Watsonian FC 1st XV (Women) 03 October 2021 Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Women) v Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Women) Corstorphine RFC 1st XV (Women) v Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Women) Watsonian FC 1st XV (Women) v Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 1st XV (Women) 10 October 2021 Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Women) v Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Women) Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Women) v Watsonian FC 1st XV (Women) Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 1st XV (Women) v Corstorphine RFC 1st XV (Women) 17 October 2021 STANDBY DATE 24 October 2021 Watsonian FC 1st XV (Women) v Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Women) Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 1st XV (Women) v Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Women) Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Women) v Corstorphine RFC 1st XV (Women) 31 October 2021 Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Women) v Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 1st XV (Women) Corstorphine RFC 1st XV (Women) -
Tennent's West Regional Reserve League Division 1 (Men's)
Tennent's West Regional Reserve League Division 1 (Men's) 11 September 2021 GHA RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Hamilton Rugby Club 2nd XV (Men) Ayr RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Stirling County RFC 2nd XV (Men) Cartha Queens Park RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Marr RFC 2nd XV (Men) GHK RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 2nd XV (Men) 18 September 2021 Stirling County RFC 2nd XV (Men) v GHA RFC 2nd XV (Men) Marr RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Ayr RFC 2nd XV (Men) Hamilton Rugby Club 2nd XV (Men) v GHK RFC 2nd XV (Men) Glasgow Academicals RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Cartha Queens Park RFC 2nd XV (Men) 25 September 2021 GHA RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Marr RFC 2nd XV (Men) GHK RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Stirling County RFC 2nd XV (Men) Ayr RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Glasgow Academicals RFC 2nd XV (Men) Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Hamilton Rugby Club 2nd XV (Men) 02 October 2021 Glasgow Academicals RFC 2nd XV (Men) v GHA RFC 2nd XV (Men) Stirling County RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 2nd XV (Men) Cartha Queens Park RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Ayr RFC 2nd XV (Men) Marr RFC 2nd XV (Men) v GHK RFC 2nd XV (Men) 09 October 2021 GHA RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Cartha Queens Park RFC 2nd XV (Men) Hamilton Rugby Club 2nd XV (Men) v Stirling County RFC 2nd XV (Men) Hillhead Jordanhill RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Marr RFC 2nd XV (Men) GHK RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Glasgow Academicals RFC 2nd XV (Men) 16 October 2021 Ayr RFC 2nd XV (Men) v GHA RFC 2nd XV (Men) Marr RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Hamilton Rugby Club 2nd XV (Men) Cartha Queens Park RFC 2nd XV (Men) v GHK RFC 2nd XV (Men) Glasgow Academicals RFC 2nd XV (Men) v Hillhead Jordanhill RFC -
Scottish Rugby Annual Report 2010/11 Scottish Rugby Annual Report 2010/11 Page 0 3
ANNUAL REPORT 2010 /11 PAGE 0 2 SCOTTISH RUGBY ANNUAL REPORT 2010/11 SCOTTISH RUGBY ANNUAL REPORT 2010/11 PAGE 0 3 CONTENTS President’s Message 04-05 Chairman’s Review 06-09 Finance Director’s Review 10-11 Performance 12-21 Community 22-29 Results and Awards 30-39 Working with Government 40-41 Scottish Rugby Board Report 42-43 Financial Statements 44-59 A Year of Governance 60-63 A Year in Pictures 64-65 Sponsor Acknowledgements 66 FORRESTER MINI FESTIVAL, MAY 2011 PAGE 0 4 SCOTTISH RUGBY ANNUAL REPORT 2010/11 SCOTTISH RUGBY ANNUAL REPORT 2010/11 PAGE 0 5 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE IAN M cLAUCHLAN ONE OF THE GREAT PRIVILEGES and keep encouraging the youngsters to take up and enjoy OF THIS ROLE OF PRESIDENT IS our great game. TRAVELLING ROUND OUR RUGBY On that note, the standard of our school and youth games has also been impressive to witness, giving real grounds for CLUBS AND SEEING, AT FIRST HAND, continued optimism for the future of the game. THE GREAT WORK THAT IS GOING Turning to the bigger lads, another personal highlight from ON WITH SO MANY ENTHUSIASTIC the season was watching the sevens at Melrose in April, AND TALENTED YOUNGSTERS particularly the final game where Melrose won their own ACROSS SCOTLAND. tournament – a fantastic occasion and great weekend of rugby. Moving from sevens to fives, this month’s Islay Beach Early in May I was delighted to be invited to Dalziel Rugby Rugby event was, as ever, a grand spectacle and great fun Club's 21st Festival of Youth Rugby at Dalziel Park in for all, whether playing or watching from the sidelines in Motherwell, the home of the Dalziel Dragons youth section. -
Girls Cup Competition 2020
Girls Cup Competition 2020 Girls U16 Cup Competition Pool 1 Pool 2 Pool 3 East Cartha Queens Park Murrayfield Kilbride/Waysiders RFC Wanderers RFC Drumpellier Highland RFC Caithness RFC Lismore RFC Biggar & Friends Tayside & Fife Girls Dumfries Saints RFC Rugby Oban Lorne RFC Grampian Girls Currie Chieftains Wigtownshire RFC Shetland RFC Wolves Rugby Stirling County RFC Leith Rugby Ayr RFC Cup Fixtures (10 aside plus 4 replacements) 02 February 2020 (20 minutes fixtures) Venue: St Andrews & Madras (4 pitches) Pitch 1 o East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier v Grampian Girls (KO 11:00am) o Highland RFC v Wigtownshire RFC (KO 11:30am) o Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby v Ayr RFC (KO 12noon) o Cartha Queens Park RFC v Highland RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby v Currie Chieftains (KO 1:00pm) o Shetland RFC v Grampian Girls (KO 1:30pm) o Murrayfield Wanderers RFC v Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby (KO 2:00pm) o Leith Rugby v Grampian Girls (KO 2:30pm) o Biggar & Friends v Highland RFC (KO 3:00pm) Pitch 2 o Lismore RFC v Shetland RFC (KO 11:00am) o Biggar & Friends v Stirling County RFC (KO 11:30am) o East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier v Lismore RFC (KO 12noon) o Biggar & Friends v Oban Lorne RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Ayr RFC v Wolves Rugby (KO 1:00pm) o Cartha Queens Park RFC v Biggar & Friends (KO 1:30pm) o Ayr RFC v Caithness RFC (KO 2:00pm) o Dumfries Saints RFC v Lismore RFC (KO 2:30pm) o Wolves Rugby v Murrayfield Wanderers RFC (KO 3:00pm) Pitch 3 o Dumfries Saints RFC v Leith Rugby (KO 11:00am) o Murrayfield Wanderers RFC v Currie Chieftains -
Download Fixtures
Ayr Rugby Club 1st XV Fixtures 2021/22 September November February Sat 4 - Highland RFC (A) Sat 6 - Melrose RFC (A) SAT 12 - STANDBY DATE SAT 11 - Gala RFC (H) SAT 13 - STANDBY DATE SAT 19 - Dundee HSFP RFC (H) Sat 18 - Stirling County RFC (A) SAT 20 - Cartha Queens Park RFC (H) SAT 25 - Biggar RFC (H) SAT 27 - Highland RFC (H) March SAT 5 - Watsonian FC (A) October December SAT 12 - STANDBY DATE SAT 2 - Kelso RFC (H) SAT 4 - Gala RFC (A) SAT 19 - STANDBY DATE SAT 9 - Heriot’s Rugby Club (A) SAT 11 - Stirling County RFC (H) Sat 26 - Melrose RFC (H) SAT 16 - Boroughmuir (H) SAT 23 - Dundee HSFP RFC (A) January SAT 30 - Watsonian FC (H) APRIL SAT 8 - Biggar RFC (A) SAT 2 - Cartha Queens Park RFC (A) SAT 15 - Kelso RFC (A) SAT 22 - Heriot’s Rugby Club (H) SAT 29 - Boroughmuir (A) Ayrshire bulls Fixtures 2021 AUGUST september october Sun 1 - Watsonians Rugby (H) - 1:30pm SAT 11- Stirling County (H) - 3:30pm KO fri 1 - Southern Knights (H) - 7:30pm KO - KO - (Live on FreeSports) sun 19 - Heriot’s Rugby (A) - 1:30pm KO - (Live on BBC I-player) SAT 7 - Boroughmuir Bears (H) - 3pm KO (Live on FreeSports) sun 10 - Watsonians Rugby (A) - 1:30pm KO Sat 14 - Southern Knights (A) - 3pm KO sat 25 - Boroughmuir Bears (A) - 3pm KO - (Live on FreeSports) fRI 20 - Stirling County (H) - 7:30pm KO - (Live on BBC I-player) 15/16/17 - 5th v 6th, 3rd v 4th & 1st v SAT 28 - Heriot’s Rugby (H) - 3pm KO 2nd Final TBC Ayr ladies Rugby Club Fixtures 2021/22 September November January sun 5 - Howe of Fife RFC (A) sun 14 -West of Scotland FC (A) sun 9 - Stewartry -
Jul 2015 Issue 8
ISSUE 244 MARCH 2013 Friends of Scottish Rugby July 2015 Issue No. 8 A Word from our President I hope you are all enjoying the Summer although for those of us who live north of the Border sunshine has been elusive at best and there will be no shortage of water or energy for the wind farms for many a year. Never mind hopefully there is much to look forward to and believe you me your new energetic Committee is now fully engaged. Mark you, whether or not the two new VPs anticipated the work load is a different matter which I will leave you to raise with them! Meantime, in many respects it seems we are victims of our own success when it comes to supporting Scottish Rugby. Worthy applications continue to roll in and we have already donated £20k this year. However we have judiciously decided to call a moratorium until we can evaluate the success or otherwise of our vital Gala Dinner which is again being held In the Landmark Hotel on 15th October. Sadly, so far, table sales, donations for the auction and raffle are quite frankly very disappointing indeed. Some might say in some respects that mirrors the political and economic climate. However, please forgive me for urging one and all to reflect again for a few moments on how you might be able to rescue our very serious dilemma. The Gala promises to be a great evening, but without the tangible support of the many rather than the few it threatens to be an unmitigated disaster. -
Impact Evaluation of the Cashback for Communities Programme 2014/15 Final Report February 2016
Impact Evaluation of the CashBack for Communities Programme 2014/15 Final Report February 2016 Research Scotland 2 Myrtle Park Glasgow G42 8UQ 0141 424 5295 [email protected] Contents 1. Executive Summary………………………………………………. ............................ 1 2. The CashBack for Communities Programme ....................................................... 7 3. Outcomes of the Programme ............................................................................... 15 4. Lessons Learned ................................................................................................. 41 Appendices Appendix One: Evaluation Method ............................................................................... 50 Appendix Two: List of Phase Three Project Partners .................................................... 52 Appendix Three: CashBack Logic Model Showing Intended Partner Outcomes ........... 53 Appendix Four: Local Authority Spend and Activity Levels ........................................... 55 Appendix Five: Seven Themed Case Studies (New) .................................................... 57 Appendix Six: Twelve Partner Case Studies (Existing) ................................................. 105 Appendix Seven: CashBack for Facilities Funded Clubs (2010 to 2012) ...................... 120 1. Executive Summary About this evaluation 1.1 This evaluation explores the impact of the CashBack for Communities Programme (the Programme). It focuses on impact during 2014/15, the first year of phase three of the Programme. -
Tennent's National League Division 1 (Men's)
Tennent's National League Division 1 (Men's) 04 September 2021 Gala RFC 1st XV (Men) v Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Men) Highland RFC 1st XV (Men) v Ayr RFC 1st XV (Men) Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Men) v Kelso RFC 1st XV (Men) Melrose RFC 1st XV (Men) v Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Men) Watsonian FC 1st XV (Men) v Boroughmuir 1st XV (Men) Biggar RFC 1st XV (Men) v Dundee HSFP RFC 1st XV (Men) 11 September 2021 Ayr RFC 1st XV (Men) v Gala RFC 1st XV (Men) Dundee HSFP RFC 1st XV (Men) v Watsonian FC 1st XV (Men) Boroughmuir 1st XV (Men) v Melrose RFC 1st XV (Men) Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Men) v Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Men) Kelso RFC 1st XV (Men) v Highland RFC 1st XV (Men) Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Men) v Biggar RFC 1st XV (Men) 18 September 2021 Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Men) v Ayr RFC 1st XV (Men) Gala RFC 1st XV (Men) v Kelso RFC 1st XV (Men) Highland RFC 1st XV (Men) v Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Men) Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Men) v Boroughmuir 1st XV (Men) Melrose RFC 1st XV (Men) v Dundee HSFP RFC 1st XV (Men) Biggar RFC 1st XV (Men) v Watsonian FC 1st XV (Men) 25 September 2021 Heriot's Rugby Club 1st XV (Men) v Gala RFC 1st XV (Men) Kelso RFC 1st XV (Men) v Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Men) Watsonian FC 1st XV (Men) v Melrose RFC 1st XV (Men) Dundee HSFP RFC 1st XV (Men) v Cartha Queens Park RFC 1st XV (Men) Boroughmuir 1st XV (Men) v Highland RFC 1st XV (Men) Ayr RFC 1st XV (Men) v Biggar RFC 1st XV (Men) 02 October 2021 Ayr RFC 1st XV (Men) v Kelso RFC 1st XV (Men) Stirling County RFC 1st XV (Men) v Heriot's -
1 Sky High Sports | the Rugby Tour Specialists
DATE OF QUOTATION: 1ST JUNE 2019 sky high sports | the rugby tour specialists 1 Sky High Sports is a Rugby Specialist Tour Operator which excels at combining Rugby and Travel to provide once in a lifetime experiences for good Rugby people across the world. Our commitment to offering innovative, exciting and bespoke tours, along with our client focused, personal and dedicated approach has allowed us to build a global portfolio of clients and earn a reputation of excellence in our field. Our team is made up of passionate rugby playing people & travel experts who take pride in introducing you to the vast rugby cultures of Europe through the great rugby tradition of touring. The Pacific Railway Athletic Club from Buenos Aires toured to Edinburgh as part of their incredible European Tour in 2017. As Every one of our Rugby Tour itineraries has been well as taking one of the best Team Photos we have, they played developed from our own individual and subsequent a tight match at Watsonian FC, one of Edinburgh’s biggest and Professional experiences. We’re privileged to work with oldest Rugby Clubs. some superb rugby people who allow us to create a personal experience on each tour which we are delighted to share with you and your team. www.skyhighsports.co.uk | +44 (0) 1434 636 097 | #rugbytour 2 Meet The Rugby Tour Specialists 4 Your Rugby Tour Package 5 The Tour Quotation 6 Your Rugby Tour Itinerary 7 Optional Extras, Upgrades & Alternatives 9 Tour Accommodation Guide 10 Destination Information 13 Meet your Tour Representative 16 Flight Information 17 Tour Kit with Samurai Sportswear 17 The Booking Process 18 Hamish Watson, far right, has established himself as one of Eu- Sky High Sports Tour Dictionary 19 ropean Rugby’s best back-row forwards.