News Archive - October 2011

Maurice Gordon's
funeral details: Friday 4th November, 12:15 at Andrew Leckie Church in Peebles, then 2pm at the Main Chapel, Mortonhall Crematorium. Sadly Barbara Tulloch has also passed away and her funeral will be at Seafield (Saturday, 11am).
  News Snippet | 15 years ago
THAT'S IT FOR 2011
The Scotwaste Monarchs completed their fixtures for the season with a 55-39 defeat at Workington, and 12-point returns for Kevin Wolbert and Andrew Tully.
  Latest News | 15 years ago
FINE SHOW IN THE NEWPORT MUD
Conditions were dreadful at Newport tonight but the Scotwaste Monarchs put on a great show with nine race winners, though we again finished pointless in a 51-42 defeat.
  Latest News | 15 years ago
Craig Cook
has nine stitches in his toe and a badly swollen foot, so his season is unfortunately over.
  News Snippet | 15 years ago
COOK OUT AS WE GO DOWN AGAIN
Craig Cook was ruled out of our match at Plymouth with a foot injury, lifting and crashing while leading heat 4, but we still took the match to a last heat decider before losing 43-50.
  Latest News | 15 years ago
Plymouth Devils v Edinburgh Monarchs
Plymouth have been going well at home recently, but even allowing for the loss of Craig Cook it was disappointing that we took nothing from our first ever appearance at the St Boniface Arena.
  Match Report | 15 years ago
THREE MATCHES THIS WEEKEND
The Scotwaste Monarchs complete their 2011 Premier League programme on the final weekend of October, with matches at Plymouth, Newport and Workington.
  Latest News | 15 years ago
MAURICE THE MONARCH HAS DIED
We have received the very sad news that Monarchs' supporter and sponsor Maurice Gordon has died at his home in Peebles.
  Latest News | 15 years ago
UNLUCKY MONARCHS LOSE THE CUP
The weakened Scotwaste Monarchs put up a great fight and were very unlucky to lose the Scottish Cup at Ashfield today.
  Latest News | 15 years ago
12 POINT LEAD FROM THE FIRST LEG
The Scotwaste Monarchs finished the Armadale season on a high note with an excellent performance, winning by 12 in the curtailed first leg of the Scottish Cup in spite of losing Matthew Wethers after a first bend crash in heat 3.
  Latest News | 15 years ago
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