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Season 2006/7

19/03

Scottish 2XV Div 4E - N&M P W D L For A Ded Pts
               
Kirkcaldy 13 12 0 1 437 124   37
Perthshire 12 9 0 3 516 150   30
Howe of Fife 12 7 0 5 321 246   26
Ellon 13 6 0 7 205 192 5 20
Morgan Academy 10 5 0 5 172 178   20
Strathmore 12 4 0 8 225 501 1 19
Hillfoots 12 3 0 9 212 275 1 17
Kinross 12 2 0 10 103 505 3 13

 

13/01

Strathmore 15 - 0 Howe of Fife

Scottish 2XV Div 4E - N&M P W D L For A Ded Pts
               
Kirkcaldy 8 8 0 0 213 88   24
Howe of Fife 8 5 0 3 276 157   18
Perthshire 7 4 0 3 257 120   15
Ellon 6 4 0 2 121 80   14
Morgan Academy 7 3 0 4 126 141   13
Strathmore 8 3 0 5 92 353 1 11
Hillfoots 6 2 0 4 155 97   10
Kinross 6 0 0 6 41 245 1 5

 

16/12

Strathmore 5 - 35 Kirkcaldy

 

Scottish 2XV Div 4E - N&M P W D L For A Ded Pts
               
Kirkcaldy 7 7 0 0 178 83   21
Perthshire 6 4 0 2 247 101   14
Ellon 6 4 0 2 121 80   14
Howe of Fife 7 4 0 3 257 147   15
Morgan Academy 7 3 0 4 126 141   13
Hillfoots 6 2 0 4 155 97   10
Strathmore 7 2 0 5 87 318 1 10
Kinross 6 0 0 6 41 245 1 5
               
52 26 0 26 1212 1212    

 

9/12

Kirckaldy 26 - Strathmore 14

Scottish 2XV Div 4E - N&M P W D L For A Ded Pts
               
Kirkcaldy 7 7 0 0 178 83   21
Perthshire 6 4 0 2 247 101   14
Ellon 6 4 0 2 121 80   14
Howe of Fife 7 4 0 3 257 147   15
Morgan Academy 7 3 0 4 126 141   13
Hillfoots 6 2 0 4 155 97   10
Strathmore 7 2 0 5 87 318 1 10
Kinross 6 0 0 6 41 245 1 5

 

Strathmore's shadow side improved on recent results with a spirited victory against an Ellon fifteen that had players with Premiership experience.  Captain Dave Baldie was delighted to have a strong squad at his disposal for a change and they utilised it to the full.

The visitors started brightly playing in to a buffeting breeze, driving over after a lineout close to the Strathie line to open the scoring.  Strathie stand off Gary Robb then began to use the elements to pin Ellon back and win the territorial battle.  Strathie continued to press and were rewarded with a fine solo effort from Ross McAfferty who scorched down the left wing past two covering defenders before dotting the ball over the whitewash.  Robb narrowly missed the conversion attempt.  McAfferty was injured in his try scoring exploits and was replaced on the wing by veteran John Westwood.  Moments later Westwood was released on the wing by Atholl Bowman, though stopped a metre short he showed good awareness to pop the ball to the supporting Ewan Cameron for a great score.  Once again Robb missed the extra points.  Unfortunately Strathmore's defence was unable to keep out the next two Ellon attacks and went into the break 17-10 behind.

Coach Jason Leslie changed the line up in the second half and this definately aided the blacks cause as they dominated proceedings for the forty minutes.  Number eight Kenny Christie cut the Ellon as he took a quick tap and sprinted over from thirty metres for a well desrved try.  Strathie's back row snuffed o