Category: Football
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High school teams sponsored by Lochgilphead firm
Lochgilphead High School football teams are sporting news strips thanks to sponsors MacLeod Construction Ltd. The Senior girls are pictured sporting their new strip, which they should have played in on Monday December 18 in round one of the National Cup but unfortunately the match had to be postponed until the new year after A83…
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Top MLS job for Lewis man Ally
Ally Mackay, from Point, has signed a four-year contract to help an American club up its game in the Eastern Conference of Major League Soccer, the top tier of American soccer.
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James Muir on trial with St Johnstone
Oban Saints’ youngster James Muir is having trials with Scottish Premier League side St Johnstone. James, who has been playing in the Oban Saints first team this season, has been training with the Perth club for the last month and played the full 90 minutes for the under 18 team last Friday night in a…
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Oban Saints under 14s progress in Regional Cup
Oban Saints 4 Ardgowan 2 Regional Cup – 2nd Round Oban Saints under 14s turned in a stellar performance, clinching a hard-earned 4-2 victory over Ardgowan in a gripping showdown on the Oban Community Pitch 3G at Oban High School, propelling themselves into the third round of the Regional Cup. Ardgowan took an early lead,…
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Saints come out on top in 3G thriller
Oban Saints 2 Campsie Minerva 1 SPAFA Premier Division Report and photographs: Derek Black. Oban Saints’ Scottish Premier AFA Premiership clash with Campsie Minerva was one of only a handful of amateur football fixtures to survive last Saturday’s wintery weather. The frozen grass surface at Glencruitten was ruled out, however, the 3G at Oban High…
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Pupils disappointed after fourth consecutive defeat
Campbeltown Pupils were overcome by East Kilbride Thistle at home last Saturday, suffering their fourth consecutive defeat
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Girls do Arran proud at football tournament
Girls from Arran High School did the island proud when they recently took part in the Spar 7s football tournament in Kilwinning, narrowly missing out on a place at the regional finals.
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Tarbert’s home game called off
For the second time this season Tarbert’s home fixture was called off when visitors Strathclyde University advised Tarbert match Secretary Bill MacFarlane that they could not raise a team to travel. Earlier in the season Bearsden also did not travel, they were subsequently fined £75, with the fixture rescheduled for later in the season. This…
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Reshuffled squad get the job done for Darren
Orkney 1 Fort William 2 North Caledonian League
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Oban Saints back in action
Oban Saints Amateur Football Club return to action this Saturday, December 2, with a tough home league game against Campsie Minerva who are sitting in third place in the Scottish Premier AFA. The match will be held at Glencruitten with a 2pm kick-off. Referee in charge is Graeme Murphy.