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Balmoral Stadium 16.07.22 — 3pm KO
Features
St Johnstone Match Report 09 Cove Rangers League Cup History 12 McKenzie Testimonial Review 22
Regulars Upcoming Fixtures
04
Club Information
06
Club Partners
25
View from The Dugout
26
Player and Management Sponsorship
30
Season Results & Fixtures
32
Season Player Statistics
34
Captain’s View
36
Club Honours
40
Today’s Team Lines
43
Upcoming Fixtures
H Tue 19th July, 2022
Cove Rangers v Kelty Hearts
Premier Sports Cup
A Sat 23rd July, 2022
Inverness CT v Cove Rangers
Premier Sports Cup
H Sat 30th July, 2022
Cove Rangers v Raith Rovers
cinch Championship
A Sat 6th Aug, 2022
Morton v Cove Rangers
cinch Championship
League Table cinch Championship
P
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
PTS
Arbroath
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Ayr United
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Cove Rangers
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Dundee
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hamilton Academical
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Inverness CT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Morton
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Partick Thistle
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Queen’s Park
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Raith Rovers
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Club Information
Cove Rangers FC Balmoral Stadium Wellington Circle, Altens Aberdeen, AB12 3JG
T 01224 392111 F 01224 392859 coverangersfc.com Twitter / Facebook / Instagram @coverangersfc
Honorary President Alan McRae Directors Keith Moorhouse - Chairman Graeme Reid - Vice Chairman/Financial Controller Duncan Little - Secretary/Stadium Manager John Sheran - Director of Football Darren Anderson Grant Moorhouse Safety Officers John Morgan & Bill Ogilvie Committee Michael Coull, Richard Forbes & Gordon Taylor Football Manager - Jim McIntyre
Assistant Manager - Jimmy Boyle Fitness Coach - Tam Ritchie
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Goalkeeping Coach - Derek Soutar
Head of Youth Development - Gary Hake Performance Analyst - Ryan Docherty
Physios - Donal Gallagher & Eilidh McGregor Kit Manager - Adrian Thomson Club Doctor - David Fowler
Commercial Manager - Angela Bruce Media Officer - Charlie Allan
Child Wellbeing and Protection Officer - Kate Dean Club Chaplain - Dougie Simpson
Club Photographers - Dave Cowe, Richard Forbes
Head of Media & Communications - Richard Gordon
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St Johnstone Match Report
St Johnstone 3 Cove Rangers 2
Pre-Season Friendly Sat 12th July
McDiarmid Park
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St Johnstone Match Report
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The team rounded off our pre-season fixture list with a highly encouraging performance against Premiership opposition at McDiarmid Park. Saints twice took the lead, but Cove hit back to level through Gerry McDonagh from the penalty spot – on his debut for the club – and Leighton McIntosh, who rounded off a fine move with a superb low angled finish. In sweltering conditions, the Perth side were able to make wholesale changes, a luxury not afforded to Jim McIntyre, whose options were further limited by injuries to Rory McAllister and Blair Yule. The home side edged it with a late close range winner, but Cove matched them for most of the encounter, both in terms of play and fitness, and the manager declared himself delighted with the overall showing ahead of the start to the competitive action. St Johnstone: Parish, Cleary, Mahon (Brown 46), Considine, Gilmour (O’Halloran 46), Davidson (MacPherson 46), Hallberg (Trialist 86), Montgomery (Steven 76), Kucheryavyi (Carey 61), May (Bair 46), Crawford (Murphy 61). Unused subs: Sinclair, Parker, Ferguson, Moreland. Cove Rangers (4-1-4-1): McKenzie (Gourlay 46); Logan, Neill (Ross 46), Reynolds, Towler; Vigurs; Leitch, Fyvie, Scully, Masson (McIntosh 46); McDonagh (Megginson 46), Referee: Dan McFarlane.
Cove Rangers League Cup History
COVE RANGERS LEAGUE CUP HISTORY
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Given the emergence of the club in recent seasons, and the fact that the League Cup was only expanded in 2016, Cove Rangers’ history in the competition is a fairly short one. The club’s debut came on the 15th of July that year with the home games being played at Forfar Athletic’s Station Park, and the team got off to a flier with Ryan Stott giving them the lead against Championship visitors, Raith Rovers. The advantage was to be short-lived, Benedictus heading in the equaliser, and Lewis Vaughan secured the points for the Kirkcaldy outfit, crashing in the winner off the underside of the bar. Four of the Cove starting line-up that afternoon would play a major role in last season’s League One title triumph: Stuart McKenzie, Blair Yule, Connor Scully and Mitch Megginson all key figures in the six years since. Cove had qualified for the tournament as Highland League champions, and manager John Sheran gave Harry Milne his first League Cup start in the second Group D encounter at the Indodrill Stadium. Alloa Athletic were to prove far too strong, easing to a comfortable 4-0 victory.
Cove Rangers League Cup History
Montrose would have a fine 2016-17 campaign, reaching the play-offs, but they were no match for Sheran’s side the following midweek as Cove secured their first ever win in the competition. Stuart Walker secured an early lead, Mitch Megginson opened his account for the season and midfielder Daniel Park rounded off the 3-0 success with a late third. The final group match wasn’t to be quite as enjoyable for Mitch. He was sent off with the team 1-0 down in Dingwall and the League Cup holders ran riot after that, Ross County easing to a 7-0 stroll with Brian Graham notching a hat-trick. Nevertheless, the side finished in fourth place, ahead of Montrose, who lost all four games. 2018-19 was to be a historic season for the club and it began with the side once again qualifying for the League Cup thanks to securing the Highland League crown. They landed in a tough Group C with Hearts, Caley Thistle, old foes Raith Rovers and Cowdenbeath, who had beaten Cove in a stormy play-off final just two months earlier. The opener was in Inverness, a quick-fire Nathan Austin double enough to secure the points for the home side. Next up, the first competitive fixture played at Balmoral Stadium, with Hearts as the visitors. The game drew a healthy crowd of 1,728 and the Premiership outfit soon took control, Olly Lee and Steven MacLean giving them a 2-0 lead. Paul McManus gave the home team some hope, but the Tynecastle side held on for what would become a controversial victory.
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Andy Irving had been brought on as a second half substitute, but had not been correctly registered, and the club was ultimately docked two points, an outcome which still allowed them to qualify for the knock-out stages with a last day win over Caley Thistle. A trip to Central Park followed three days later, David Cox winning it for the Fifers with just four minutes remaining, but the campaign finished in victorious fashion with a notable win over the men from Kirkcaldy. Cove bossed the game, taking an early lead when Megginson struck the post and Daniel Park nudged home the rebound. Jamie Masson secured the win in the second half, beating the Raith keeper to a bouncing ball to convert with ease. The victory might have been greater, the home side coming close to adding to their tally on numerous occasions, and Rovers blew the chance of what would have been a consolation goal late on, Buchanan hitting the post from a penalty. The win, and a fourth place finish in the group, was a prelude to a season of dominance in the Highland League – one defeat and an eight point margin at the top of the table – and ultimate success in the play-offs over East Kilbride and Berwick Rangers. As a League Two club, Cove Rangers had automatic entry to the 2019-20 Betfred Cup, and we were drawn in Group D alongside Dundee, Peterhead and regular opponents, Caley Thistle and Raith Rovers.
Cove Rangers League Cup History
The opener was at Balmoor, and an early Jamie Masson penalty gave the side the lead in what was Paul Hartley’s competitive debut as Cove manager. It wasn’t to last as first Derek Lyle then Rory McAllister – who would of course later write his name large in the Cove history books – put Jim McInally’s men in charge. Dundee arrived at the Balmoral four days later for what was a hard fought 0-0 draw. Martin Scott came close to breaking the deadlock for Cove, twice being denied by Jack Hamilton, and Daniel Park saw a twenty yard effort come crashing back off the crossbar. In the penalty shoot-out for the bonus point, at 1-1 there were four successive misses before Park and McDaid found the net. Daniel Higgins fired over, allowing Paul McGowan to secure it for the Dens Parkers. The following midweek saw a trip to the Highlands and a narrow 3-2 reversal against Inverness. The home team were ahead, but Mitch Megginson netted either side of half time to turn things around.
Keatings equalised, Megginson was then sent off, and Todorov snatched the decider in the 71st minute. Martin Scott had a late ‘goal’ chalked off for handball. Cove rounded off the campaign in style, recording an impressive 3-0 win over Raith. Jamie Masson opened the scoring just before the interval, Chris Antoniazzi doubled the advantage, and Declan Glass, at the start of an impressive loan spell from Dundee United, notched the third. The victory secured another fourth place finish in the group. The 2020-21 campaign was delayed by the Lockdown and staggered across October and November. The opener was against Hibernian and marked another milestone for the club; a first match televised live from Balmoral Stadium. It started well, Daniel Higgins’ stunning free-kick securing the early lead, but the Premiership side stepped it up second half and goals from Gullan and Nisbet saw them prevail.
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Cove Rangers League Cup History
Next up was a challenging encounter with Highland League champions Brora Rangers. Cove moved 2-0 up through McAllister and Jamie Semple, but Brora fought back to level the match and it went to a penalty shoot-out for the bonus point. Stuart McKenzie stepped up as the hero on the night, saving two and scoring the decisive spot-kick. The team then began their League One campaign with four straight wins before returning to cup duty with a horror show at Dens, losing 3-0 and having both Blair Yule and Jamie Masson red-carded. The group concluded a few days later when Rory McAllister’s penalty was enough to see off Forfar Athletic and secure third place behind Hibs and Dundee. Last season saw us grouped once again with Caley Thistle, Hearts and Peterhead, alongside bottom seeds Stirling Albion. The Forthbank side had been beaten on all three League Two encounters in 2019/20, but they were to pull off a shock in the opener at Balmoral Stadium.
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Rabin Omar and Nathan Flanagan had Albion two ahead before a Fraser Fyvie double levelled it up. With Cove pushing for a winner, it was the visitors who broke clear and Flanagan, stumbling into the box, diverted a low shot past McKenzie. The following midweek saw Cove well beaten at Tynecastle, Hearts strolling to a 3-0 success. With qualification now a forlorn hope, it was Balmoor next stop, but although Mitch Megginson cancelled out an early Scott Brown opener, it was Peterhead who eased to a 3-1 win. It was to be a different story in the final game; Paul Hartley made five changes and was delighted to see his side hit top form and romp to victory over Inverness. Leighton McIntosh and Mitch Megginson made it 2-0 before half-time, and Blair Yule rounded the game off. A late Caley Thistle penalty did nothing to take the shine off the performance. The 3-1 win was enough to secure 4th place in Group A ahead of Peterhead on goals scored.
Cove Rangers League Cup History
2016-17 15.07.16
Cove Rangers
1-2
Raith Rovers
19.07.16
Alloa Athletic
4-0
Cove Rangers
27.07.16
Cove Rangers
3-0
Montrose
30.07.16
Ross County
7-0
Cove Rangers
14.07.18
Inverness CT
2-1
Cove Rangers
18.07.18
Cove Rangers
1-2
Hearts
2018-19 21.07.18
Cowdenbeath
1-0
Cove Rangers
28.07.18
Cove Rangers
2-0
Raith Rovers
13.07.19
Peterhead
2-1
Cove Rangers
17.07.19
Cove Rangers
23.07.19
Inverness CT
3-2
Cove Rangers
27.07.19
Cove Rangers
3-0
Raith Rovers
2019-20 0 - 0 (P)
Dundee
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2020-21 10.10.20
Cove Rangers
1-2
13.10.20
Brora Rangers
2 - 2 (P)
Hibernian Cove Rangers
10.11.20
Dundee
3-0
Cove Rangers
14.11.20
Cove Rangers
1-0
Forfar Athletic
2021-22 10.07.21
Cove Rangers
2-3
Stirling Albion
13.07.21
Hearts
3-0
Cove Rangers
17.07.21
Peterhead
3-1
Cove Rangers
20.07.21
Cove Rangers
3-1
Inverness CT
McKenzie Testimonial Review
“ It was a special day; one I’ll always treasure.”
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Preparations for the club’s first ever tilt at the cinch Championship began late last month with a day of celebration for Cove Rangers legend Stuart McKenzie. The big goalkeeper had his testimonial match against Dunfermline at Balmoral Stadium, and was afforded a guard of honour by both teams as he walked down the tunnel holding hands with his young children, Belle and Ben. Stuart was overwhelmed by the support he received from all who attended the match, “It was really nice to be able to share the occasion with my family and I would like to say thank you to everyone who contributed. It was also really kind of Dunfermline to present me with a plaque and shirt; that was a lovely gesture. It was a special day; one I’ll always treasure.” It was a first game in charge for new manager Jim McIntyre, who was quick to praise the man of the moment. “I was delighted for Stuart that he got a decent turnout, and it was great to see the support there for him. I’ve quickly realised how much respect there is for the big man, and he fully deserved his day.”
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View from The Dugout
JIM MCIntyre This afternoon sees the first competitive home fixture of what we all hope will be another successful season at Balmoral Stadium. It has been a bit of a whirlwind since I was appointed just over a month ago, and given that we’ve had only eight training sessions as a group, I have to say I’m really pleased with where we are at this stage. The three warm-up games were all about trying to get the fitness levels up, but it’s going to be a few weeks, and a few more matches, before the players are close to where we want them to be. We kicked-off the Premier Sports Cup campaign with a victory against Albion Rovers, despite not being at our best. I thought we started the game well enough, but got into a bad habit of giving the ball away too often, and trying to play it too long. They gave us a few scares late on, but we got the points, and the really pleasing aspect for me was that we scored two brilliant goals. What we didn’t do was manage the game as we should have done in the last twenty minutes, we had to defend for our lives on occasion, but we carved out the result, and in cup competitions that’s all that matters.
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View from The Dugout
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“ A win this afternoon would put us in a pretty strong position, and that’s what we’ll be looking for.” We now have back-to-back home games which gives us the chance to get a real foothold in this group. The first of those is sure to be a tough one against a side which has cemented its place in the Premiership in recent seasons. Livingston will be hurting after losing at home to Caley Thistle on Tuesday night, and I’m sure David Martindale will have them fired-up for this one. We’ll have to be better than we were at Cliftonhill, but the boys are honest enough to know that, and I expect to see a reaction from them. I saw that Mitch Megginson was talking this week about his determination to qualify for the knock-out stages, something the club has never previously achieved, and that’s got to be the target for all of us. A win this afternoon would put us in a pretty strong position, and that’s what we’ll be looking for. Enjoy the game! Jim McIntyre
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Midfielders
Connor Scully
Blair Yule
Jamie Masson
Iain Vigurs
Robbie Leitch
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Season Results & Fixtures Date
Fixture
Competition
H/A
Score
12.07.22
Albion Rovers
PSC
A
1-2
16.07.22
Livingston
PSC
H
-
19.07.22
Kelty Hearts
PSC
H
-
23.07.22
Inverness CT
PSC
A
-
30.07.22
Raith Rovers
SPFL Champ
H
-
06.08.22
Morton
SPFL Champ
A
-
13.08.22
Inverness CT
SPFL Champ
A
-
20.08.22
Ayr
SPFL Champ
H
-
27.08.22
Queen's Park
SPFL Champ
A
-
03.09.22
Hamilton
SPFL Champ
H
-
10.09.22
Dundee
SPFL Champ
H
-
17.09.22
Partick Thistle
SPFL Champ
A
-
01.10.22
Arbroath
SPFL Champ
H
-
08.10.22
Raith Rovers
SPFL Champ
A
-
15.10.22
Inverness CT
SPFL Champ
H
-
22.10.22
Ayr
SPFL Champ
A
-
29.10.22
Hamilton
SPFL Champ
A
-
05.11.22
Queen's Park
SPFL Champ
H
-
12.11.22
Arbroath
SPFL Champ
A
-
19.11.22
Morton
SPFL Champ
H
-
03.12.22
Partick Thistle
SPFL Champ
H
-
17.12.22
Dundee
SPFL Champ
A
-
24.12.22
Hamilton
SPFL Champ
H
-
02.01.23
Inverness CT
SPFL Champ
A
-
07.01.23
Queen's Park
SPFL Champ
A
-
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Date
Fixture
Competition
H/A
Score
14.01.23
Raith Rovers
SPFL Champ
H
-
28.01.23
Ayr
SPFL Champ
H
-
04.02.23
Partick Thistle
SPFL Champ
A
-
18.02.23
Arbroath
SPFL Champ
H
-
25.02.23
Morton
SPFL Champ
A
-
04.03.23
Dundee
SPFL Champ
H
-
11.03.23
Queen's Park
SPFL Champ
H
-
18.03.23
Raith Rovers
SPFL Champ
A
-
25.03.23
Ayr
SPFL Champ
A
-
01.04.23
Partick Thistle
SPFL Champ
H
-
08.04.23
Hamilton
SPFL Champ
A
-
15.04.23
Inverness CT
SPFL Champ
H
-
22.04.23
Arbroath
SPFL Champ
A
-
29.04.23
Dundee
SPFL Champ
A
-
05.05.23
Morton
SPFL Champ
H
-
Season Player Statistics
#COYC
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Name
Appearances
Goals
Position
Yellow
Red
Stuart McKenzie
0
0
GK
0
0
Kyle Gourlay
1
0
GK
0
0
Scott Ross
1
0
DF
0
0
Morgyn Neill
0
0
DF
0
0
Mark Reynolds
1
0
DF
0
0
Shay Logan
1
0
DF
0
0
Evan Towler
1
0
DF
1
0
Connor Scully
1
1
MF
0
0
Blair Yule
0
0
MF
0
0
Jamie Masson
1
0
MF
0
0
Fraser Fyvie
1
0
MF
0
0
Iain Vigurs
1
0
MF
0
0
Robbie Leitch
1
1
MF
0
0
Gerry McDonagh
1
0
FW
0
0
Mitchel Megginson
1
0
FW
0
0
Leighton McIntosh
1
0
FW
0
0
Rory McAllister
1
0
FW
0
0
W E I
CAP
CAP T AI N’S
E I V
W
W
Captain’s View
P TAI N’S
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It’s great to be back here at Balmoral Stadium as we continue our bid to make it beyond the group stages of the Premier Sports Cup for the first time. It’s only right that we set that as our target because we are at a club that looks for signs of progress every season. We began in the right manner with a 2-1 victory away to Albion Rovers in midweek. It was hard work at times, but we got the job done, thanks to two wonderful goals from Robbie Leitch and Connor Scully. You have to give credit to Rovers for the way they made us work for the win and the fact it was such a tough 90 minutes will do us the world of good fitness wise. Facing Premiership side Livingston this afternoon is a huge step up, but now that we are playing at SPFL level we have to get used to taking on big challenges. We have shown in the past that we can compete well with sides from the Premiership, it’s up to us to do it again to keep ourselves in with the opportunity of progressing in the competition. We were praised for our performance against Hibs in the Scottish Cup last season and have also given decent accounts of ourselves in cup ties against Hearts and Rangers since making the step up. The way we made St Johnstone work hard to eventually beat us in our recent friendly in Perth is another indication of what we are capable of if we apply ourselves properly.
Captain’s View
“ We have worked hard over the last few years to get Cove Rangers to this point, and I can assure you we aim to give it our best shot.” We want to be testing ourselves against the top sides in Scotland to see where we are as team. It’s also great for the Cove Rangers fans to get the opportunity to see us taking on a side like Livingston here at Balmoral. It’s not so long ago that the biggest attractions for them were local derbies against the likes of Formartine United, Inverurie Locos and Fraserburgh. Now they have the opportunity to see us compete with some of the top teams and players in the whole of Scotland. I can assure them we are just as excited as they are by the prospect of facing up to those teams and competing at Championship level for the first time. We have worked hard over the last few years to get Cove Rangers to this point, and I can assure you we aim to give it our best shot. The fans, as always, can play their part. The amazing backing we have received so far, at home and away, has been a huge help since we reached the SPFL. It’s vital that continues as we progress through what will be the most challenging season yet in the club’s history. COYC! Mitch Megginson
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Club Honours
Scottish League 1 Winners:
‘21-’22
Scottish League 2 Winners:
‘19-’20
Highland League Winners: Runners-up:
‘00-’01, ‘07-’08, ‘08-’09, ‘12’13, ‘15-’16, ‘17-’18, ‘18-’19 ‘89-’90, ‘92-’93, ‘94-’95, ‘95-’96, ‘09-’10, ‘11-’12, ‘16-’17
Scottish Qualifying Cup (North) Winners:
Runners-up:
‘90-’91, ‘00-’01 ‘88-’89, ‘91-’92, ‘01-’02, ‘03-’04
Highland League Cup Winners: Runners-up:
‘94-’95, ‘99-’00, ‘04-’05, ‘14-1’5, ‘16-17, ‘18-’19 ‘90-’91, ‘92-’93, ‘95-’96, ‘97’98, ‘05-’06, ‘07-’08, ‘11-’12
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Aberdeenshire Cup Winners:
Runners-up:
‘01-’02, ‘10-’11, ‘18-’19 ‘92-’93, ‘94-’95, ‘16-’17, ‘17-’18
Aberdeenshire Shield Winners:
‘90-’91, ‘00-’01, ’08-’09, ‘17-’18
Runners-up:
‘94-’95, ‘12-’13, ‘15-’16
Aberdeenshire & District League Winners: Runners-up:
‘00-’01, ‘08-’09, ‘10-’11, ‘11-’12, ‘12-’13, ‘14-’15 ‘06-’07
Aberdeenshire Centenary Cup Runners-up:
‘86-’87
Inter-League Trophy Winners:
‘01-’02
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Today’s Team Lines
Cove Rangers
Livingston
Manager - Jim McIntyre
Manager - David Martindale
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 16 19 20 21 23 24 26
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 18 19 20 22 24 25 28 29 31 32 33 38
Stuart McKenzie Shay Logan Evan Towler Connor Scully Scott Ross Morgyn Neill Gerry McDonagh Blair Yule Mitchel Megginson (C) Jamie Masson Leighton McIntosh Rory McAllister Ross Draper Iain Vigurs Rhys Thomas Robbie Leitch Balint Demus Kyle Gourlay Fraser Fyvie Mark Reynolds
Nicky Devlin Jackson Longridge Tom Parkes Jack Fitzwater Ayo Obileye Dylan Bahamboula Scott Pittman Bruce Anderson Esmaël Gonçalves Christian Montaño Jamie Brandon Josh Mullin Morgan Boyes Jason Holt Joel Nouble Scott Bitsindou Andrew Shinnie Sean Kelly Phillip Cancar Jack Hamilton James Penrice Ivan Konovalov Max Stryjek Stéphanie Oméonga Harrison Clark
Today’s referee - William Collum Today’s assistant referees - Graham Chambers & Scott Anderson Team lines sponsor
