Perthshire Advertiser

Tommy left the Saints

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MAY

- There was a big shock for St Johnstone fans as legendary manager Tommy Wright left the club.

- St Johnstone’s head of football operations Kirsten Robertson revealed“high calibre” applicants were interested in the managerial position.

- Perth Tri Club organised a virtual race - props included paddling pools, hot-tubs and garden sprinklers - to keep members entertaine­d.

- Perth tennis fans were treated to an online question and answer session with Judy Murray.

- With courses closed, golfers clubbed together to raise more than £4000 in 24 hours for King James VI Golf Club.

- British Curling’s women’s programme players for 2020/21 included locals Eve Muirhead,

Mili Smith, Holly Wilkie-Milne and Beth Farmer.

JUNE

- Creative Perth Triathlon Club’s latest virtual challenge saw them link-up with their Australian namesake.

- A move to phase one of the routemap out of coronaviru­s lockdown saw the likes of tennis courts, golf courses and bowling greens open with new safety protocols.

- Curling stalwart Pete Loudon’s contributi­on to the sport was recognised when he was awarded the 2020 Ice Diamond Award.

- Scone Tennis Club’s decision to open up their courts to the community for free proved a smash hit.

- Callum Davidson was named the new St Johnstone manager and the green light was given for pre-season training to begin.

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Shock Wright moved on

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