ON A beautiful spring afternoon, the Saints made the short journey down the motorway to play long time friends Creighton at their purpose-built facility south of Carlisle.Read
ON A beautiful March day, and on a good dry pitch, Saints’ 2nd string maintained their push for the league title and promotion by clinically disposing of a stuffy Lenzie team fighting for survival.Read
THE WEATHER was the winner once again on Saturday as far as Annan firsts were concerned with their National 1 Scottish Hydro National League fixture at Livingston called off with Almond Park under a couple of inches of snow.Read
AT FIRST glance, Saints supporters might think this was a continuation of the poor form Saints showed at Irvine the previous week, but they couldn’t be more wrong!Read
ANNAN just did enough to deserve the win over local rivals Langholm at the Everholm in a game in which neither side really looked like scoring a try.Read
SAINTS’ second string, re-jigged because of 1st XV call-ups and non-availability, made the journey up the A76 to North Ayrshire to play Irvine, and found themselves playing a stuffy outfit, which were very difficult to break down.Read
ANNAN were left without a game last Saturday when both the 1st XV game at Violetbank against unbeaten league leaders Dalziel and the 2nd XV game at Garnock fell foul of the weather with the pitches frozen.Read
AFTER the disappointment of last week’s postponed matches, forced in part by travelling clubs’ unrealistic demands for early pitch inspections, Saints hope to get back into action this week.Read
DUMFRIES SAINTS and their Welsh rivals Seven Sisters celebrated 50 years of friendship and tradition last weekend with a simple toast: “To the next 50 years!”Read