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Selkirk players dig deep to take
giant step back from the relegation precipice
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POINT OF NO RETURN. 'Man of the Match' Callum
Johnston burrows his way over the line for Selkirk's third try in Saturday's crunch Premier One match against Watsonians
at Philiphaugh. CJ's injury time score snuffed out the visitors' hopes of a comeback, with Selkirk going on to
record a hard-fought 34-14 victory. Click here for match report.
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WING COMMANDER! Selkirk's flying wing threequarter
Lee Jones dives over in the corner to score the first of his two tries in Saturday's pulsating encounter with Watsonians,
taking his try-scoring tally for the season to 10. (Photos: Grant Kinghorn)
Mhairi makes history by becoming first female to officiate at Philiphaugh
THREE'S COMPANY. International women's referee
Mhairi Hay of Kirkcaldy wrote a new chapter in the Selkirk record books on Saturday by becoming the first female
match assistant ever to run the line at Philiphaugh. This Saturday Mhairi will be one of the touch-judges at Scotland's
Women's 6 Nations Championship match against England at Meggetland. She is pictured at Philiphaugh prior to Saturday's
game alongside referee Iain Heard and fellow match assistant Archie McInally. (Photo: John Smail)
Selkirk 'A' stays top of the pile after impressive win over challengers Kelso
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HOME BANKER. Selkirk 'A' fly-half Rory Banks finds
himself in the thick of the action during team's final Border Farm Supplies Championship match against second-placed
Kelso at Philiphaugh. Selkirk won the game 23-11 to book their place in the play-offs. For match report click here.
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MAIN MAN. Second row forward Callum Marshall tries
to fend off the attentions of a Kelso defender during Saturday's league match at Philiphaugh. (Photos: Grant Kinghorn)
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SELKIRK COULD FACE GALA AT MELROSE
7s
FOR the third year in a row, Selkirk have been given
a bye into the first round proper of the 2010 Gibraltar Asset Management Melrose Sevens, which take place at the
Greenyards on Saturday, April 10.
The Souters will face the winners of the preliminary round clash between Gala and Stirling, and should the Philiphaugh
men win this tie, then they will most likely face a tough quarter-final showdown with defending champions Johannesburg
University.
The full spring tournament list for this year's Radio Borders Kings of the Sevens competition is as follows -
April 10 - Melrose Sevens.
April 17 - Hawick Sevens.
April 18 - Berwick Sevens.
April 24 - Langholm Sevens.
April 25 - Peebles Sevens.
May 1 - Gala Sevens.
May 2 - Earlston Sevens.
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FORTHCOMING FIXTURES
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SATURDAY, MARCH 13
Scottish Hydro Premier Cup, 2nd round
STIRLING COUNTY v. SELKIRK
at Bridgehaugh (2.30pm kick-off)
Scottish Farm Supplies Championship
SELKIRK STORMERS v. HADDINGTON 'A'
at Philiphaugh (1pm kick-off)
Friendly fixture
SELKIRK 'A' v. BERWICK 2NDS
at Philiphaugh (1pm kick-off)
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Hospitality /
Events
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very popular for entertaining guests, friends, sponsors and rugby supporters. Please click this link to see what
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Alternatively we offer a wide range of flexible
options for business, social functions, fund-raising and sporting events for up to 150 guests. Please visit our
corporate site at www.philiphaughsuite.co.uk
for details
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www.Bordersrugby.net
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2009 Home Internationals
2010 RBS Six Nations
Championship fixtures
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Details of all Internationals
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