FRIDAY

BORDER UNDER 16 SEVENS – Gala 12 Selkirk 24; Gala 24 Peebles 36; Selkirk 34 MELROSE 10; MELROSE 14 Peebles 17; MELROSE 0 Gala 20.

Final – Peebles 17 Selkirk 26. Selkirk were awarded the ROB MOFFAT ROSE BOWL.

BORDER UNDER 18 SEVENS – Gala 61 South Schools 10; MELROSE 24 Peebles 17; Gala 17 Peebles 19; MELROSE 54 South Schools 10; Gala 21 MELROSE 15; Peebles 40 South Schools 5.

Final – Gala 29 MELROSE 15. Gala were awarded the CRAIG CHALMERS LION CUP and MELOSE the HONG KONG PLATE.

SATURDAY

1883 CENTENARY CUP MEN’S SEVENS

Having a bye into the second round MELROSE had a nervy tussle with London Scottish with only one try being scored. London Scottish nearly stole victory, but, fortunately for MELROSE, an Exile dropped the ball over the line in his attempt to gain victory. MELROSE continued to have close encounters beating Currie by 3 points in the Quarter Final and Edinburgh Rugby Academy by 5 points in the Semi-final. Roly Brett started the Final with an unconverted try in the corner followed a few minutes later by a Shogun converted try scored by Gabriel Rocaires to give Shogun a 7-5 lead at the break. Eventually Shogun scored an unconverted try by Will Hendy in the corner to give Shogun a 2 tries to 1 victory.

Round 1 – London Scottish 24 Edinburgh Accies 19 (AET); British Army 17 Currie 27; Stewarts Melville 0 Edinburgh Rugby Academy 38; Breadalbane Storm 19 Stirling County 12; Shogun Rugby 20 Heriots 7; Boroughmuir 7 Monaco Impis 34; Te Awamutu 24 Glasgow Hawks 12; Glasgow Accies 7 Ayr 33.

Round 2 – London Scottish 0 MELROSE 5; Currie 24 Peebles 12; Edinburgh Rugby Academy 24 Watsonians 21; Breadalbane Storm 49 Hawick 10; Shogun Rugby 31 Selkirk 7; Monaco Impis 31 Kelso 12; Te Awamutu 47 Gala 0; Ayr 33 Jed-Forest 5.

Quarter Finals – MELROSE 22 Currie 19; Edinburgh Rugby Academy 26 Breadalbane Storm 21; Shogun Rugby 29 Monaco Impis 5; Te Awamutu 0 Ayr 28.

Semi-finals – MELROSE 19 Edinburgh Rugby Academy 14; Shogun Rugby 32 Ayr 26.

Final – MELROSE 5 Shogun Rugby 12.

MELROSE Squad – Patrick Anderson, Roly Brett, Keiran Clark, Scott Clark, Douglas Crawford, Corey Goldsbrough, Ruairidh Lindsay, Declan Mulcahy, Matthew Bertram, Donald Crawford. Connor Seagur replaced an injured Donald Crawford for the Final.

BREADALBANE DODDIE CLAYMORE COMPETITION – WOMENS SEVENS

Newcastle Cougars 10 Shogun Rugby 33; Harlequins 33 Hearts & Balls 0; Newcastle Cougars 0 Hearts & Balls 34; Shogun Rugby 17 Harlequins 24; Newcastle Cougars 0 Harlequins 52; Shogun Rugby 27 Hearts & Balls 12

Final – Shogun Rugby 7 Harlequins 28

KINGS OF THE SEVENS (Final Table)

MELROSE (Champions) 72 points, Edinburgh Accies 50, Kelso 44, Jed-Forest 36, Selkirk 28, Hawick 18, Peebles 17, Stirling County 13, Langholm 9, Watsonians, Edinburgh University & Boroughmuir 6, Berwick 5.

SATURDAY/SUNDAY

OPEN UNDER 18 SEVENS – JIM TELFER LIONS CUP

Saturday – London Scottish 14 Boroughmuir 43; Currie 10 Howe of Fife 38; Stewarts Melville 28 Stirling County 7; London Scottish 33 Currie 26; Boroughmuir 43 Howe of Fife 21; Strathallan 14 Stewarts Melville 14; Currie 12 Stewarts Melville 42; Boroughmuir 26 Strathallan 12; Howe of Fife 21 Stirling County 17; London Scottish 10 Strathallan 29; Currie 19 Stirling County 26; Howe of Fife 24 Stewarts Melville 21.

Sunday – London Scottish 12 Howe of Fife 14; Boroughmuir 45 Currie 12; Strathallan 17 Stirling County 14; Boroughmuir 33 Stirling County 12; London Scottish 14 Stewarts Melville 15; Currie 0 Strathallan 54; London Scottish 5 Stirling County 14; Boroughmuir 33 Stewarts Melville 14; Howe of Fife 7 Strathallan 39

Final – Boroughmuir 14 Strathallan 26.

Howden Melrose 7s

Jed 7s