Find out who is in the matchday squad to head to Goldenacre on Sunday...
Watsonians Rugby head coach Fergus Pringle has named his matchday 23 for the trip to Goldenacre to play Heriot’s in the FOSROC Super6 match on Sunday (2pm, live on Scottish Rugby TV).
There are four changes in the pack with Harrison Courtney, Cal Davies, Nathan Borel and James Miller all starting after they showed up well of the bench last week in the win at The Greenyards.
In the backs Lomond Macpherson starts on the wing. On the bench Jonny Gibson and Kody McGovern are brought in.
“We’ve work well this week to get ready for the challenge”
Matches between Watsonian and Heriot’s are always tasty affairs at all levels and this one should be no different with both teams having won in week one.
Add to the fact that the TV cameras will be there and it is shaping up to be a cracker.
“We’re really looking forward to the game on Sunday and the chance to take on Heriot’s down at Goldenacre,” Pringle said.
“There are a few aspects of our game that we know we need to improve and we’ve worked well this week to get ready for the challenge.
“Heriots were probably the form team in week one [winning at the Ayrshire Bulls], so it’s a good measure for us to go up against them this week away from home - and a challenge our squad is really looking forward to.”
Squad
15 Jamie Forbes
14 Lomond Macpherson
13 Lewis Berg
12 Joe Reynolds
11 Angus Guthrie
10 Lee Millar (C)
9 Roan Frostwick
1 Harrison Courtney
2 Cal Davies
3 Nathan Borel
4 Brian Leitch
5 Jamie Hodgson
6 James Miller
7 Connor Boyle
8 Morgan Inness (VC)
Subs:Ayr
16 Campbell Wilson
17 Finn Hobbis
18 Jonny Gibson
19 Finlay Simpson
20 Michael Badenhorst
21 Murray Scott
22 Andrew Chalmers
23 Kody McGovern
FOSROC Super6 fixtures this weekend
Saturday, November 16
Ayrshire Bulls v Boroughmuir Bears (3pm)
Stirling County v Southern Knights (4pm)
Sunday, November 17
Heriot's v Watsonians (2pm, live on Scottish Rugby TV)
You can find the 1ST XV and the Women’s XV teamsheets on the club Twitter and Facebook pages
Words by Gary Heatly
Image by Graham Gaw, more here