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Rugby: Coach Jim quits for premier league return

CAMBUSLANG Rugby Club coach Jim Barrie has quit the Coats Park club for a return to premier league rugby.Read

Football: It’s a double success for Lang’s Andy

CAMBUSLANG Rangers’ Andy McFarlane was the star of the night as he picked up two trophies at the club’s player of the year awards.Read

Tennis: Cambuslang Tennis Club second string notch first ever win

THE recently-formed Cambuslang Tennis Club Gents second team had their maiden victory last week in the Wilson West of Scotland Summer Doubles League 2012.Read

Football: Willie hopes Glens learn from relegation fight

WILLIE Harvey reckons a season spent battling relegation could leave Glencairn in a good position to challenge at the other end of the table next year.Read

Football: Queen’s boss admits first goal killed play-off tie

GARDNER Speirs admitted that Stranraer’s goal 12 minutes into the second leg of Queen’s Park’s play-off all but killed their promotion hopes.Read

Rugby: Club award player of the year prizes

CAMBUSLANG Rugby Club honoured their outstanding performers of the year on Friday night.Read

Football: Clyde boss still in dark over who will be at Boradwood next season

CLYDE boss Jim Duffy has admitted he still doesn’t know what players will be at Broadwood next season.Read

Bowling: Around the Cambuslang and Rutherglen greens

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Football: Lang still face relegation

CAMBUSLANG Rangers’ fate in the central league first division will be resolved by Friday night, as Glencairn officially became safe in the super league this week.Read

Football: Queen’s boss rates season as “relatively successful”

QUEEN’S Park boss Gardner Speirs has rated this season as “relatively successful” after the Spiders were knocked out of the play-offs by Stranraer.Read

Glencairn players celebrate a vital goal against Renfrew.

Football: Willie certain Glens have reached the magic number to stay up

WILLIE Harvey reckons he would “end up in a loony bin,” if Glencairn were somehow relegated from the Super League first division this year.Read

Spiders boss all ready for the play-offs

SPIDERS boss Gardner Speirs was able to rest some of his first team squad on Saturday ahead of their vital play-off match with Stranraer.Read

Football: Home form can take Spiders through

QUEEN'S Park boss Gardner Speirs says his side can afford to lose the first leg of their play-off semi-final against Stranraer if they can turn on the style at home.Read

Football: Willie admits frustration despite great run

WILLIE Harvey admits there is a sense of frustration at Glencairn’s league form over the past six weeks.Read

Lang’s destiny is still undecided

CAMBUSLANG Rangers’ first division future is still up in the air as the clubs around them finish off their seasons.Read

Rugby: International visitors for Cambus

CAMBUSLANG Rugby Club gave a warm welcome to international rugby players last week.Read

Football: Battling draw for Glens at Kilsyth

GLENCAIRN grabbed a crucial point in their battle to beat the drop at the home of league leaders Kilsyth Rangers.Read

Football: Clyde boss pleased to give the fans something to cheer about

CLYDE boss Jim Duffy was delighted to give the Clyde fans something to celebrate after drawing with the champions in the last home game of the season.Read