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London Scottish put the seal on an incredible near-perfect season with a win against Canterbury at the Athletic Ground, a draw away to Rugby Lions being the only blemish in a year that has seen the club win 25 matches out of 26 to claim the National League 3 South championship and gain promotion to next season’s new-look National 1. |
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WORTHING 13 vs LONDON SCOTTISH 71
London Scottish put in an outstanding team performance to beat Worthing 71-13 at Roundstone Lane, Angmering, to move 19 points clear at the top of National League 3 South following Ealing’s loss at Dings Crusaders. Scottish ran in eleven tries during the afternoon, with determined territorial play in the pack ably supported by some excellent passing and movement from the back line. |
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London Scottish took a massive step towards promotion and the National League 3 South title after a 19-16 victory over second-placed Ealing following a thrilling game at the Athletic Ground. The result leaves Ealing eight points adrift of Scottish, who also have a game in hand over their West London rivals, and just a point ahead of third-placed Rosslyn Park. |
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Dings Crusaders 16, London Scottish 18
A late penalty kick from Scott Hadden salvaged victory for London Scottish to maintain the side’s unbeaten league record after a closely fought match against Dings Crusaders at Landseer Avenue in Bristol. |
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EDF National Trophy Fifth Round
London Scottish suffered their first defeat in 20 outings this season by the narrowest of margins following a nail-bitingly close encounter against Mounts Bay at The Mennaye, Penzance in the fifth round of the EDF National Trophy. |
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Rosslyn Park 7, London Scottish 18 Simon Amor was the star of the show as league leaders London Scottish ran out 18-7 victors against third-placed Rosslyn Park following a bruising encounter at The Rock, orchestrating a strong first-half performance from his usual position of scrum-half, then switching to fly-half after a heavy collision with an opposing player resulted in James Brown being knocked out just before the interval. |
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London Scottish returned to league action – and to the top of National League 3 South – after a five-week break with an emphatic 33-8 victory against Richmond, sealing a hat-trick of wins this season over their co-tenants at a packed Athletic Ground. |
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MANCHESTER 25, LONDON SCOTTISH 33
Scottish managed to take full advantage of National 1 side Manchester in a tough fought away victory. The two teams have had polar opposite seasons so far, with Manchester having lost all but one game and Scottish starting this game unbeaten. |
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London Scottish’s ten-match winning streak that propelled them to the top of National League 3 South was ended by Rugby Lions in a thrilling 18-18 draw at a cold, mist-shrouded Webb Ellis Road, the result hanging in the balance until the very last kick of the game. Coincidentally, the scoreline was identical to that between the hosts and Ealing in October, which ended the latter’s spell at the top of the table. |
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Young Scots, Matt Heeks and Scott Hadden formed a lethal all Scottish half back pairing in the EDF Energy National Trophy Round 2 victory against Richmond in a rain soaked Athletic Ground on Sunday. Son of Scotland Head coach Frank Hadden, Scott won the Saudex Global man of the match award, with former Scotland Under 20 scrum half Matt Heeks not far behind in his 1st start for several weeks after injury. |
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London Scottish made it ten wins out of ten in National League 3 South and claimed a bonus point after an emphatic 45-10 victory over Lydney at Regentsholme on an overcast autumn afternoon. |
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London Scottish maintained their winning start to the season in National League 3 South, beating Havant 45-8 at the Athletic Ground following a hard-fought, physical encounter. |
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A powerful second-half performance saw London Scottish overturn a half-time deficit to record a comprehensive 38-17 victory away to Ealing that extended the visitors’ lead over their hosts at the top of National Division 3 South to seven points. |
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London Scottish cruised to the top of National 3 South today, with a 43 - 0 victory over Dings Crusaders. |
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Fly half Scott Hadden scored 21 points, including a hat-trick of tries, as London Scottish progressed to Round 2 of the EDF National Trophy with a 36-22 victory in a hard-fought but often scrappy match against St Mary’s Old Boys at Northwood Park, Bristol. |
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The sun shone brightly on a glorious Kentish autumn afternoon, as did Ledua Jope. Making his first start at number eight for London Scottish, the Fijian claimed a hat trick, his first tries for the club, to win the Saudex Global Man of the Match award. |
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With perfect conditions for running rugby, London Scottish continued their unbeaten run with a tense 21–12 win over local rivals Richmond. |
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London Scottish secured the maximum five points for the second week running with another assured performance to keep them top of the league. The result was secured at half time with a burst of three tries in seven minutes. |
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Scottish got their National 3 South league campaign off to a great start with a convincing win against Chinnor, at The Athletic Ground on Saturday. New skipper Gary Trueman bagged two tries, with fellow new boys Daniel Grinter (2), Simon Amor, Roman Piotrowski and front row Andy Fahey touching down for Scottish. New fly half James brown added 4 conversions with Simon Amor also notching a conversion. |
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London Scottish Head Coach Jim Kelly insists his team are still on track for a good start to the season, despite a 62 – 10 defeat at the hands of London Wasps A. |
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