News Archive - October 2012

Scotwaste Monarchs’ fans have rallied round remarkably, not for the first time, to give the club hope that in spite of the problems of the 2012 season, all might not be lost. Two meetings are being planned to meet supporters in the period prior to the annual conference.

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The Scotwaste Monarchs’ directors have deferred the decision on running in the 2013 season for two weeks while they consider the position of the club and try to plug the funding gap.

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It has been confirmed that the Premier Playoff match between the Scotwaste Monarchs and Workington, rained off last night, will not be restaged and that Scunthorpe qualify to meet Somerset in the deciding tie for the 2012 Premier League.

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The curtain comes down on the 2012 Monarchs' season on Friday (19 Oct) when the blue and gold brigade have the chance to put a frustrating couple of weeks behind them go out with a bang in front of their home fans against Workington Comets at Armadale (7.30).

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Craig Cook will return to Armadale as Premier League Riders’ Champion for the final match of the season against Workington, and we’re hoping that fans will give him the biggest welcome they can muster.

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The Scotwaste Monarchs close their 16th season of racing at Armadale, the wettest ever, by racing Workington Comets in the Premier Playoffs on Friday.

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Scotwaste Monarchs' hero and no. 1 Craig Cook made up for any disappointments the team may have had, and his own injury-interrupted season, when he became Premier League Riders' Champion at Sheffield today.

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The Scotwaste Monarchs gave one of their best away displays of the season at Workington in a match they knew they had to win, taking a point but being pipped 46-44 in the final race.

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Luck was in short supply for the Scotwaste Monarchs tonight as they won the match 52-37 against Ipswich but went down 87-92 on aggregate.

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For once, Monarchs have the second leg of a cup tie at home so they know exactly what they have to do to progress to the KO Cup Final, and that’s to beat Ipswich by more than 20 points at Armadale this Friday (7.30).

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