News Archive - October 2008

Somerset Rebels v Edinburgh Monarchs
Once again the Scotwaste Monarchs came up trumps as a backs-to-the-wall battle took us into the Playoff Final.
  Match Report | 17 years ago
ANOTHER GREAT FIGHT TAKES US THROUGH
In spite of a slow start and blown engines for Derek Sneddon and Ryan Fisher, the team once again gritted their teeth and fought their way in to the Premier Playoff final.
  Latest News | 17 years ago
Somerset Rebels v Edinburgh Monarchs
"The Monarchs head off to Somerset?s Oak Tree Arena on Wednesday night for the second leg of their semi-final Play-off tie. Will their 21 point lead be enough to see them through?
  Preview | 17 years ago
King's Lynn
lead by 19 points against Rye House after the first leg of their Premier Playoff semi-final.
  News Snippet | 17 years ago
FIGHTING ON THREE FRONTS!
We might be approaching mid-October but the Scotwaste Monarchs are still battling for success on three fronts this week.
  Latest News | 17 years ago
The weather forecast
for the Somerset area on Wednesday is much better than Tuesday which should mean that all is well for Monarchs' second leg Premier Playoff at the Oak Tree Arena.
  News Snippet | 17 years ago
Glasgow Tigers v Edinburgh Monarchs
We certainly didn?t give one of our best performances in the Scottish Cup leg at Ashfield, but we did manage to scramble a 1-point victory with a bit of help from a last heat 5-0.
  Match Report | 17 years ago
REMARKABLE WIN AT ASHFIELD
The Scotwaste Monarchs pinched an away win in the first leg of the Scottish Cup when a heat 15 5-0 took us to a 45-44 win.
  Latest News | 17 years ago
The Edinburgh promotion
have turned down any suggestion of Glasgow using a replacement for Robert Ksiezak with an average above the Aussie's 6.62. Scottish Cup practise allows guests but the average must be below the rider being replaced.
  News Snippet | 17 years ago
WILLIAM IN THIRTEENTH PLACE
William Lawson scored four points in the World Under-21 Championship in Pardubice on Saturday. Russian Emil Saifutdinov retained his title.
  Latest News | 17 years ago
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