Lowland League spring fixtures published

Remaining fixtures up until the end of the season have been published, and can be found under the January, February, March, April and May tabs under ‘Fixtures’. League games recommence from Saturday 1st February, with the last day of league fixtures scheduled for Saturday 10th May. Other major dates include the East of Scotland Qualifying Cup Final in March, the Scottish Sun Lowland League Cup Final in April and the season-closing South Challenge Cup Final in May.

Some fixtures are provisional, depending on cup games, whilst the venues of the various cup finals and the dates for some South cups are pending. Please note that the Scottish Sun Lowland League Cup will comprise two Semi-Finals then the Final itself with the winners of Sections A, B and C being joined by the Best Runner-up at the Semi-Final stage. Dates for the Semi-Finals will be announced in due course.

Disclaimer: All fixtures are subject to change as weather, cup competitions and other circumstances dictate.

A roundup off all the action from todays League Cup matches.

Continue reading “Weekend Roundup: Saturday 21 December” →

Selkirk made the trip to Edinburgh to face an in form Spartans side and the league leaders were firing on all cylinders running out 11-2 winners on the day. Prolific scorer Keith McLeod fired in a hat-trick to make it fourteen goals in eight games. Continue reading “Weekend Roundup” →

The league is delighted to confirm that Preston coach Stevie Adamson is recovering well in hospital after taking unwell at the teams training session on Thursday night. Continue reading “Update on Stevie Adamson” →

WHITEHILL manager Micky Lawson issued a warning to other clubs that Welfare are on the way back, writes Bob Geddes Continue reading “Weekend roundup” →

Spartans striker Keith McLeod has been nominated the first ever Colin Campbell player of the month for October.

Colin Campbell Sports are sponsoring a monthly award that will involve each club nominating a player form an opposing team.

Speaking after the announcement McLeod said “I am delighted with the award, it means a lot to be named the first player in history to receive the award. There are so many good players in the League so to be nominated by clubs that I am playing against makes it all the more special.”

“It’s a great league to play in all the clubs are capable of taking points of each other and this is happening week in week out. I am really humbled to receive the award and I look forward to what the rest of the seasons holds for us.”

Sponsor of the award Colin Campbell said, “We are delighted to be sponsoring the player of the month, Keith is a worthy winner of the award, he is a great player and deserves it. It’s an excellent league and I have seen many great players competing in it.”

“When we were approached about sponsorship I was more than happy to get involved as I am certain the Lowland League will flourish and evolve into a superb league and I am delighted to be part of it.”

Spartans gaffer Douglas Samuel said, “It a fitting award for someone of Keith’s caliber and standing in non-league football to be the first recipient, to win will mean the award has significance and meaning going forward. Players who win this award will be viewed by players fans and managers as the top players in the Lowland League.”