JUNIORS

Three north sides are assured of progress from the second round of the Scottish Junior Cup.

Superleague leaders Stonehaven travel to Burghead Thistle tomorrow, whileMaud host Spey Valley United. At Keith, Islavale host Fochabers.

Colony Park will have their work cut out when they hostWest Superleague high-fliers Kirkintilloch Rob Roy and Aberdeen University visit East Superleague leaders Kel ty Hearts.

Dyce travel to Glasgow to play Benburb and Glentanar face a daunting task away toPollok. Hermes will fancy their chances against Central District Second Division bottom club Newmains United and at Denmore Park it should be close between Hall Russell and Maybole.

Deveronside make the journey to play Central District Second Division Carluke

“Colony Park are up againstWest Superleague high-fliers”

Rovers, Nairn St Ninian go to East Premier Downfield andForresThistle are at East Kilbride Thistle.

Culter are at ForfarWest End, NewmacharUnited at Gartcairn, Fraserburgh United at Luncarty and Longside journey to face East Premier League outfit Tranent.

At New Advocates Park, East End face East Superleague outfit Lochee United. Dufftown are at home to Pumpherston, Inverness City welcome Scone and, at Aberdeen Sports Village, Lewis United meet Rosyth.

In the on ly McBookie.com Superleague encounter, Banchory St Ternan and Newburgh Thistle meet atMilton Park while, in the First Division East, Peterhead’s Buchanhaven Hearts are at home to Cruden Bay and Stoneywood Parkvale meet Sunnybank at Heathryfold.

In the First Division (West), Whitehills faceNew Elgin.