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The first XV match reports for Howe and Hill/Hill are online. Thanks to Gavin McGregor for compiling.
This seasons reports have the Game first and followed by the date.
Last seasons are in the Match Archive
Modern Apprenticeship Award finalists named including Tam Davidson
Modern Apprenticeship Award finalists named including Tam Davidson
The finalists in Skills Development Scotland's Modern Apprenticeship Awards include a rugby coach,a plumber, a joiner, two welders and a hotel housekeeper.
Entries for this year's Awards were up ten per cent on last year - and judges say the standard was higher than ever.
The 2010 Awards - sponsored by the SQA - showcase those apprentices, employers, colleges and learning providers who have demonstrated initiative, enterprise and outstanding commitment to the improvement of skills development for the Scottish economy.
Now in their ninth year these Awards are a celebration of the high standards being reached by many employees, employers and learning providers across the country.
Finalists in the traditional sector categories include welders Carrie Crawford from Westhill, Aberdeen and Thomas Rennie, of Inverkeithing, instrumentation technician Nathan Ross Mackay of Dounreay, plumber Barry Adamson of Dunfermline; Glasgow mechanical engineer Scott Cumming and Kilbarchan joiner Paul Kerr.
In the non traditional sector categories finalists include Glasgow-based rugby coach Thomas Davidson, business administration apprentices Jamie Dunsmuir of Hamilton and Hayley Martin of Glasgow, Bellshill Academy lab technician Claire Walsh, Edinburgh hotel housekeeper Sylvia Krzykala, Glasgow customer service apprentice Suzanne Murray and management apprentice Pauline Paterson of Inverurie,
Glenrothes retail apprentice Jamie ann Mielnik and North Lanarkshire Council horticulture apprentice Ryan Mooney are finalists in the Level 2 Apprentice of the Year category.
Winners will be chosen at a special awards ceremony in Glasgow's Radisson Hotel on 8 December. Each finalist will be a VIP guest at the event and each winner will receive a specially designed trophy.
Skills Development Scotland's chief executive Damien Yeates said: "These Awards are a great opportunity to highlight the calibre of our country's apprentices and to recognise their abilities. It is also a chance to focus on the quality of training and partnership working which helps Scotland's businesses develop individuals and their organisations in today's competitive marketplace."
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