Stirling County RFC

Marr 38, Bigger 17.

Selkirk 12, Stirling County 29.

Let's remind you of how things stand at the top of the table.

100% win rate.

Try bonuses in each.

Stirling County have 40.

Marr 33, Galla 31.

Glasgow Aki's 28, Boroughmuir 24, Bigger 20, Musselburgh 17, Jed Forrest 17, GHK 14 and Selkirk 7.

Let's have a look at those results then.

and Stirling County 73, Musselburgh 19.

And let's remind you of how things stand.

And at the top of the table, with a 100% win rate, with tri-bonuses in each game, Stirling County on 35.

Marr 28, Galla 26, Glasgow Akies 23, Bigger 20, Boroughmuir 19, Jedd Forest 17, Musselburgh 15, GHK 13, and Selkirk 18.

So Stirling continue to dominate at the top.

Glasgow Aki's loss at Boroughmuir has just about seen their chances of promotion slip away as Gala move into third.

But with Gala already losing heavily at home to Stirling County, it's hard to see them making up the nine points that they're trailing them by, which really leaves Marr as the only genuine contender while Selkirk are in desperate need of points.

So, in the Women's Serebini Cup, it was opening weekend and there were some absolutely enormous scores across the game.

Stirling County led the way with a remarkable 141-0 victory over Highland.

while Hillhead Jordan Hill weren't far behind, running in 118 unanswered points against Ayr, and Biggar beat Greenock Wanderers 103-7.

Castorf and Cougars were also in impressive form, beating West of Scotland 78-7, while Carthag Queens Park recorded a comfortable 43-15 win over Wigtonshire.

The scheduled meeting between Heriots and Dundee Valkyries was postponed with so many players away.

Was that like international duty? We talked about that before, didn't we? Or you talked about in the clubhouse?

Stirling County Heriots game, league game two weeks ago was postponed and Heriots were deducted points because they had four players away with Scotland under-21s playing in.

Italy I think that was just that week I'm not sure there was any

So turning our attention to National 1 and let's remind you of how things stand.

And at the top of the table with a 100% win rate with tri bonuses in each game, Stirling County.

have 30, Marr 23, Glasgow Akies and Gala both on 21, Jed Bigger and Musselburgh have 15, Boroughmuir 14, GHK 12 and Selkirk 7.

And we've been waxing lyrical about Stirling over the past few weeks and with good reason as well.

And then last year, and it'd be a bit harsh to say they failed badly in the last two years, but they should have been promoted back to the premiership.

There's no doubt in that, in my mind.

I think this year, teams that are coming up behind them, the Mars, the Glasgow Hackeys, Gala, Boroughmuir, these times Boroughmuir are a bit further down, but I don't think they're anywhere near the quality that GHA were, that Edinburgh Hackeys were, so I think Stirling County will win this league quite comfortably.

They may or may not go through unbeaten, but I think very few of the other clubs will be looking at games against Stirling County that they can win.

They do now, but they didn't really have the proper setup.

So I went down to Stirling County Rugby Club, and yeah, loved it from there.

Joined the, the, the P5s, and it was great.

Um, just loved everything about it.

Boys from everywhere, all different schools, and, um, just, yeah, the, the ru-

So what kind of age, who were you playing with around that time at County?

My age group going through Stirling County, you've got guys like Adam Ashe, Jamie Batty.

There's boys still playing now like Ruaridh Leishman.

Walsonians crossed town to Herriots and took the Derby spoils, winning 63-24.

And Stirling County welcomed Custorphine and blew them away 80-12.

Then in the men's prem, Curry versus Hoik was postponed as a mark of respect to the recent passing of Ali Donaldson.

Ayr got back on the horse at Millbrae, beating GHA 55-28.

In Scotland, Hillhead Jordan Hill won 46-36 away at Bigger in the meeting of two of the three unbeaten sides in the Arnold Clark Premiership.

Stirling County beat Christophe in 87-12 and Watsonian won 63-24 at Giriots.

Stirling County and Hillhead Jordan Hill are both 4-0 and level on 20 points at the top after four rounds.

Looking ahead, the Nigeria Women's All-Ireland League begins October 10th, with UL Bohemian opening the defense of their third straight title away to Railroad Union.

The league has seen a small shift in format, with 12 teams instead of 10, and now they're in two divisions of six.

Gallus, 7.

Stirling County, 82.

GHK, 21.

Selkirk, 15.

A relatively low-scoring match at GHK and a resounding win for Glasgow Ackies against Jed Forrest.

who yet again managed a try bonus, meaning they've scored points in every game they've played this season, which means the table looks like this.

Stirling County, 25, Glasgow Hackeys, 20, Marr, 18, Gallo, 16, Boroughmuir and Musselburgh on 14, GHK, Jed Forest and Biggar all on 10, with Selkirk at the bottom with six points.

So make sense of all that, David.