Current Players
Front Row - Ross Thomson, Euan Macrury, Luke Miller, Aiden Paterson, Dylan Sammals, Matthew Mackay, Struan Lugton, Alan McConnachie, Chris Greco, Richie Gallacher (Player and Coach)
Second Row - Josh Graham, Ewan Miller, Daniel Philp, Calum Ross, Ben Miller, Chris Bryce, Cal Higgy
Back Row - Ewan Patrizio, Calum Harding, Rob McLuckie, Lochie Milne, Daniel Martin, Rowan Armatage, Edward Ingle
Scrum Half - Gregor Ronan, Jamie Nicolson, Sam Russell
Fly Half - Robbie Cockburn (C), Kyle Gallacher, Blair Mills
Centres - Mickey Hall, Robbie Logan, Calum McCullough, Gary Peebles
Wingers - John Peebles, Sandy Graham, Rory Dowding, Billy Huntly, Ryan Sutherland, Joe Townshend
Full Back - Alex Gibb
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