News Archive - March 2006

At last we saw some Speedway at Armadale, and the team earned a well-deserved six point win over Glasgow.

The Glasgow team to face the Monarchs at Armadale on Friday has only two survivors from the side which finished the season for the Tigers last year. Gone are George Stancl, Trent Leverington, Claus Kristensen, Stefan Ekberg and Adam Roynon. In their places the Tigers have recruited Danny Bird, Kauko Nieminen, David McAllan Lee Dicken and Robert Ksiezak. Only Shane Parker and James Cockle have been retained.

Work has continued all week to ensure that Armadale is ready for the opening meeting against Glasgow tonight.

The Scotwaste Monarchs will face the challenge of Glasgow Tigers on Friday (31st) when they make their second attempt to start the Scottish Speedway season.

Work is continuing at Armadale Stadium to ensure that the Stadium is in order for Friday's opening meeting.

Armadale Stadium has been seriously vandalised, causing major damage to electrical systems, vehicles and the speedway safety fence.

The Glasgow team to face the Monarchs at Armadale on Friday has only two survivors from the side which finished the season for the Tigers last year. Gone are George Stancl, Trent Leverington, Claus Kristensen, Stefan Ekberg and Adam Roynon. In their places the Tigers have recruited Danny Bird, Kauko Nieminen, David McAllan Lee Dicken and Robert Ksiezak. Only Shane Parker and James Cockle have been retained.

The Spring Trophy match at Glasgow on Sunday is OFF and the season restarts for the Scotwaste Monarchs with a visit from Glasgow next Friday.

Our season suffered another false start with an abandonment at Berwick.

Tonight's opening match against Glasgow at Armadale has been postponed due to the weather.