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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 (KO 11:30am) o Dumfries Saints RFC v Grampian Girls (KO 12noon) o Stirling County RFC v Wigtownshire RFC (KO 12:30pm) o East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier v Dumfries Saints RFC (KO 1:00pm) o Stirling County RFC v Highland RFC (KO 1:30pm) o Wolves Rugby v Currie Chieftains (KO 2:00pm) o Wigtownshire RFC v Cartha Queens Park RFC (KO 2:30pm) o Ayr RFC v Currie Chieftains (KO 3:00pm) Pitch 4 o Cartha Queens Park RFC v Oban Lorne RFC (KO 11:00am) o Caithness RFC v Wolves Rugby (KO 11:30am) o Leith Rugby v Shetland RFC (KO 12noon) o Murrayfield Wanderers RFC v Caithness RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Leith Rugby v Lismore RFC (KO 1:00pm) o Wigtownshire RFC v Oban Lorne RFC (KO 1:30pm) o Shetland RFC v East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier (KO 2:00pm) o Stirling County RFC v Oban Lorne RFC (KO 2:30pm) o Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby v Caithness RFC (KO 3:00pm) 23 February 2020 (20 minutes fixtures) Venue: Aberdeenshire & Aberdeen Grammar (4 pitches) Pitch 1 o East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier v Leith Rugby (KO 11:00am) o Wigtownshire RFC v Biggar & Friends (KO 11:30am) o Currie Chieftains v Caithness RFC (KO 12noon) o Cartha Queens Park RFC v Wigtownshire RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Currie Chieftains v Ayr RFC (KO 1:00pm) o Lismore RFC v Grampian Girls (KO 1:30pm) o Ayr RFC v Murrayfield Wanderers RFC (KO 2:00pm) Pitch 2 o Shetland RFC v Dumfries Saints RFC (KO 11:00am) o Oban Lorne RFC v Highland RFC (KO 11:30am) o East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier v Shetland RFC (KO 12noon) o Oban Lorne RFC v Stirling County RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Caithness RFC v Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby (KO 1:00pm) o Stirling County RFC v Cartha Queens Park RFC (KO 1:30pm) o Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby v Wolves Rugby (KO 2:00pm) Pitch 3 o Grampian Girls v Lismore RFC (KO 11:00am) o Murrayfield Wanderers RFC v Ayr RFC (KO 11:30am) o Grampian Girls v Leith Rugby (KO 12noon) o Highland RFC v Biggar & Friends (KO 12:30pm) o Leith Rugby v East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier (KO 1:00pm) o Biggar & Friends v Wigtownshire RFC (KO 1:30pm) o Caithness RFC v Currie Chieftains (KO 2:00pm) Pitch 4 o Cartha Queens Park RFC v Stirling County RFC (KO 11:00am) o Wolves Rugby v Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby (KO 11:30am) o Lismore RFC v Dumfries Saints RFC (KO 12noon) o Murrayfield Wanderers RFC v Wolves Rugby (KO 12:30pm) o Dumfries Saints RFC v Shetland RFC (KO 1:00pm) o Highland RFC v Oban Lorne RFC (KO 1:30pm) 01 March 2020 (20 minutes fixtures) Venue: TBC – proposing Cartha Queens Park RFC & Hillhead Jordanhill RFC (4 pitches) Pitch 1 o Grampian Girls v East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier (KO 11:00am) o Wigtownshire RFC v Highland RFC (KO 11:30am) o Ayr RFC v Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby (KO 12noon) o Highland RFC v Cartha Queens Park RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Currie Chieftains v Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby (KO 1:00pm) o Grampian Girls v Shetland RFC (KO 1:30pm) o Tayside & Fife Girls Rugby v Murrayfield Wanderers RFC (KO 2:00pm) Pitch 2 o Shetland RFC v Lismore RFC (KO 11:00am) o Stirling County RFC v Biggar & Friends (KO 11:30am) o Lismore RFC v East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier (KO 12noon) o Oban Lorne RFC v Biggar & Friends (KO 12:30pm) o Wolves Rugby v Ayr RFC (KO 1:00pm) o Biggar & Friends v Cartha Queens Park RFC (KO 1:30pm) o Caithness RFC v Ayr RFC (KO 2:00pm) Pitch 3 o Leith Rugby v Dumfries Saints RFC (KO 11:00am) o Currie Chieftains v Murrayfield Wanderers RFC (KO 11:30am) o Grampian Girls v Dumfries Saints RFC (KO 12noon) o Wigtownshire RFC v Stirling County RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Dumfries Saints RFC v East Kilbride/Waysiders Drumpellier (KO 1:00pm) o Highland RFC v Stirling County RFC (KO 1:30pm) o Currie Chieftains v Wolves Rugby (KO 2:00pm) Pitch 4 o Oban Lorne RFC v Cartha Queens Park RFC (KO 11:00am) o Wolves Rugby v Caithness RFC (KO 11:30am) o Shetland RFC v Leith Rugby (KO 12noon) o Caithness RFC v Murrayfield Wanderers RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Lismore RFC v Leith Rugby (KO 1:00pm) o Oban Lorne RFC v Wigtownshire RFC (KO 1:30pm) 15 March 2020 – Semi Final (30 minutes fixtures) Venue: Livingston RFC (2 pitches) o TBC v TBC (KO 11:30am) o TBC v TBC (KO 11:30am) 22 March 2020 – Final (30 minutes fixture) Venue: BT Murrayfield (Back Pitch) Girls U16 Cup Final KO TBC Girls U18 Cup Competition Pool 1 Pool 2 Biggar & Friends Hillhead Jordanhill/Ayr RFC Cartha Queens Park RFC Highland RFC Caithness RFC Livingston RFC Wigtownshire RFC Stirling County RFC Cup Fixtures (13 aside plus 5 replacements) 02 February 2020 (70 minute fixtures) Venue: Moray RFC (2 pitches) o Biggar & Friends v Cartha Queens Park RFC (KO 2.00pm) o Caithness RFC v Wigtownshire RFC (KO 12 noon) o Hillhead Jordanhill/Ayr RFC v Highland RFC (KO 12 noon) o Livingston RFC v Stirling County RFC (KO 2.00pm) 16 February 2020 (70 minute fixtures) Venue: Stirling County RFC (2 pitches) o Cartha Queens Park RFC v Caithness RFC (KO 2.00pm) o Wigtownshire RFC v Biggar & Friends (KO 2.00pm) o Highland RFC v Livingston RFC (KO 12 noon) o Stirling County RFC v Hillhead Jordanhill/Ayr RFC (KO 12 noon) 15 March 2020 (70 minute fixtures) Venue: Livingston RFC (2 pitches) o Biggar & Friends v Caithness RFC (KO 2:30pm) o Cartha Queens Park RFC v Wigtownshire RFC (KO 2:30pm) o Hillhead Jordanhill/Ayr RFC v Livingston RFC (KO 12:30pm) o Highland RFC v Stirling County RFC (KO 12:30pm) 22 March 2020 – Final (70 minute fixture) Venue: BT Murrayfield (International Pitch) KO TBC .
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