News Archive - 2010

GREAT FIGHTBACK WINS THE CUP
The Scotwaste Monarchs excelled tonight as they pulled back Glasgow's lead to retain the Scottish Cup, winning 59-36 on the night and 94-87 on aggregate.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Glasgow Tigers
After two disappointing away performances, the Scotwaste Monarchs regained their composure and powered to victory in the Scottish Cup, overcoming the 16-point deficit, 5 TR points and some determined riding by the main Tigers? riders.
  Match Report | 16 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Glasgow Tigers
A large contingent of fans from the West are likely to make the trip to Armadale on Friday (7.30) with a real prospect of their team doing enough in the second leg of the Scottish Cup to win the trophy on aggregate.
  Preview | 16 years ago
Ryan Fisher
scored 19 points for Kelly's Heroes at Sheffield on Thursday night.
  News Snippet | 16 years ago
16 POINTS TO PULL BACK
The Scotwaste Monarchs will attempt to retain the Scottish Cup this Friday by pulling back the first leg deficit of 16 points, with a guest replacement for the injured Andrew Tully.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
Andrew Tully
has been through an operation on his arm and is now resting, hoping to be released from hospital on Tuesday or Wednesday.
  News Snippet | 16 years ago
Glasgow Tigers v Edinburgh Monarchs
So much has gone right for us this season, it comes as quite a shock when things go wrong. But this was our second successive bad away match, and we have lost Andrew Tully for the season.
  Match Report | 16 years ago
ANDREW INJURED ON BAD DAY
It's just as well that the main business of the season has been completed as things certainly are not going our way now. It has been confirmed that Andrew Tully has a broken and dislocated right forearm after his heat 4 crash at Ashfield today.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
Glasgow Tigers v Edinburgh Monarchs
The autumn weather that is disrupting more than speedway means that what was to be the second leg of the Scottish Cup Final now becomes the first leg at Ashfield today (4.00), meaning that Monarchs will know what they have to do in the return leg next Friday night.
  Preview | 16 years ago
Kevin Wolbert
finished in a remarkable fourth place in the Czech Gold Helmet in Pardubice, passing Greg Hancock in the final.
  News Snippet | 16 years ago
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