Hawick Waverley continued their good form by marching into the second round of the Border Cup with a 3-2 victory over Greenlaw in a fiery encounter. Waverley took the lead in the 10th minute when new signing Grant Gass latched on to a through ball from another close-season capture, Paul Hossack, to fire home. Just...
Captain Andrew Mitchell scored three tries as Hawick PSA got their season off to a flyer with a 31-14 victory over Melrose Wasps in the under-18 match at the Volunteer Park 3g. After a tight first half, most of the damage was done after the break in the first Borders semi-junior league game of the...
Norman Dobbie, the Hawick Youth 2003 team coach, is pictured with his team and their new footballs, donated to the club by Dobbie & Michie carpet store on the High Street....
Jae Linton will be sidelined from rugby for 12 to 18 months after his leg break against Melrose Storm last Friday....
After enjoying the best day of his career as a trainer, Hawick’s Iain Jardine is now weighing up a tilt at the world-famous Melbourne Cup for last weekend’s Ebor winner Nakeeta....
Hawick Boxing Club will carry the Thinkfitness logo on their vests for the upcoming season after agreeing a sponsorship deal....
An experimental Greens team acquitted themselves well despite a narrow defeat in their final warm-up match before the season begins....
Hawick Force returned home to Mansfield Park last Friday night to face last season’s unbeaten reserve league 1 champions Melrose Storm, with a squad of 26 players, including seasoned first XV team campaigners David Lowrie and Bruce Campbell, with prop Shawn Muir scoring two tries from the bench on his comeback following a six-month injury...
Teviotdale Harriers played host to runners of all ages and abilities last Sunday as they staged their annual 10k, Jog Scotland 5k and two-mile fun run....
Hawick’s Iain Jardine underlined his status as one of the rising stars of the training world by saddling the biggest winner of his career on Saturday when Nakeeta won the most valuable handicap in Europe, the £285,000 Betfred Ebor Handicap at York....
The annual golf competition held on Sunday over the Vertish between the Drums and Fifes and ex-Cornets and ex-Acting Fathers, pictured, was played in damp but reasonably dry weather and resulted in a win this year for Bonchester farmer John Douglas....
There may not have been a lot to shout about in the way of fast-flowing football, but there certainly was plenty to talk about in this midweek local derby clash....
Hawick’s Neil MacAskill defeated former Scottish single-hand champion Alastair White by five shots in the Border Bowling Association final to win the Herbert Potts Cup....
On another tough day for Hawick U-16s, they went down 38-15 on Saturday to a good and well-drilled Morpeth outfit, which included two Newcastle Falcons Academy players. There were some good individual performances though during the 70 minutes, however, the size and speed of the Morpeth lads proved to be just too strong for the...
It was a disappointing start to the BT East League Division 2 campaign for the Linden as they lost by six points at Milntown. The Royal Blues struggled to get any structure to their game and came up against a well-organised Langholm defence which prevented the visitors from crossing the try line in the opening...
Gavin Douglas went on the attack for Hawick Harlequins in their season-opening 42-19 victory over Livingston in BT East Region League 1 at Wilton Lodge Park....