News Archive - September 2008

CHAMPS LOOK TO CUP AND TROPHY THIS WEEKEND
With the Premier League title for 2008 now theirs, the Scotwaste Monarchs turn their attention this weekend to the Knockout Cup semi-final as they take on Workington Comets at Armadale on Friday and down in Cumbria on Saturday.
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MONARCHS ARE THE CHAMPIONS
With a tip of the cap to the Birmingham Brummies for a super performance, Edinburgh Scotwaste Monarchs can now say that they are the deserved winners of the 2008 Premier League.
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WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS !
Edinburgh Monarchs are the 2008 British Premier League Champions.
  Latest News | 17 years ago
THE RACE GOES ON
The Scotwaste Monarchs might have become Premier League champions tonight - but it didn't happen because Somerset won 49-41 at the Isle of Wight, the Islanders first home league defeat this season.
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LAST RIDE WIN FOR WILLIAM
It wasn't a great day for William Lawson in the PLRC at Sheffield but he did come to life with an excellent victory from the back in his last ride.
  Latest News | 17 years ago
WILLIAM HEADS FOR SHEFFIELD
William Lawson makes his second appearance in the Premier League Riders' Championship at Owlerton Stadium on Sunday (4pm).
  Latest News | 17 years ago
Ryan Fisher
was a match winner for Coventry at Eastbourne on Saturday, scoring 7 and winning a vital heat 14.
  News Snippet | 17 years ago
Kevin Wolbert (10)
and Max Dilger (9) did not make the first three in the German Championship, won by Martin Smolinski.
  News Snippet | 17 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Glasgow Tigers
A weakened Glasgow team didn?t appear to offer a great deal of threat but they gave a determined performance and made life more difficult than usual for the Scotwaste Monarchs.
  Match Report | 17 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Glasgow Tigers
The last home league match of the season brings Glasgow back to Armadale for the first time since 4th April. A lot has happened to both teams since that meeting.
  Preview | 17 years ago
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