Glasgow will field an unchanged XV for the under-18 district championship decider against Edinburgh at Livingston on Sunday (2pm).
After victories over Caledonia, by 19-17, and against Borders, by 11-10, the Glasgow boys need only a draw at Almond Park to be district champions.
Glasgow's team for the under-18 district championship match against the Edinburgh at Livingston on Sunday: Martin Yorston (Lenzie); Rory Couper (Ardrossan Academicals), Colin Bartwicki (East Kilbride), captain, Neil Tweedie (Kilmarnock), Stuart Pratt (Kilmarnock); Gordon Burns (Cambuslang), Alan McNamara (Kilmarnock); Euan Murray (Glasgow Southern), Fraser Tannock (East Kilbride), Stuart Caulfield (Dalziel), Stuart Duthie (Kilmarnock), Graeme McQuade (Whitecraigs), Scott McKenzie (Glasgow Southern), Paul Monaghan (Whitecraigs), Gillon Armstrong (Kilmarnock). Replacements - Andrew Henderson (West of Scotland), Steven Duffy (Ardrossan Academicals), Gillon Rand (Strathendrick), Scott Mitchell (Ardrossan Academicals), Euan Robertson (Ayr), Gordon Brown (Kilmarnock), George Hunter (Glasgow Southern).
qSeveral clubs in the Welsh National League have joined forces in an attempt to have Cardiff thrown out of the Welsh Rugby Union.
The clubs, all in the WRU's District E, claim Cardiff's refusal to sign a long-term agreement with the union is costing them money through lost sponsorship and television revenue. Cardiff have so far refused to allow television cameras into their ground.
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