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KIRKCALDY ATHLETE SANDILANDS WINS AT FALKLAND

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ATHLETICS

BOB STARK MEMORIAL 5KM

Fife AC junior Ben Sandilands put in a ‘right royal’ performanc­e as he finished the Bob Stark Memorial 5km (for Prostate Cancer Scotland) at Falkland Palace in 17 minutes 16 seconds.

Kirkcaldy athlete Sandilands, a winner of this event in 2017 sailed over the muddy multi-terrain course around the Falkland Estate and this only 24 hours after winning the over-17 race at the Broxburn East of Scotland Cross-country League. Finishing at the Falkland Palace gatehouse, Sandilands had 44 seconds to spare on Fife colleague Alastair Gudgin, who followed home second in 18.00. Ben Kinninmont­h completed the Fife dominance of the podium positions, finishing third in 19.06 with two seconds to spare ahead of leading veteran Chris Russell (Leven Las Vegas) in fourth.

Fife AC were equally impressive in the female standings and were led home by Laura Gibson – seventh overall in a time of 19 minutes 44 seconds – while Fife recruit Anna Crawford was second female in 10th (20.14). Michaela Mclean, a member of the Fife AC Kirkcaldy Wizards training group weaved her magic to place 26th overall, first veteran timed at 22.05. For Kirriemuir athlete Addy Gerrard (Fife AC) the occasion was something of a landmark landing on the day of her 60th birthday.

Scottish veteran internatio­nalist Gerrard, who dominated Scottish women’s road running in the 1990s, placed 43rd/first over 60 female clocking 24.17.

John Barr (Fife AC), a member of the St Columba’s Cupar running group, headed the junior one-mile in six minutes 16 seconds, having contested the East League at Broxburn on the Saturday.

Leading results: 1 B Sandilands (Fife AC) 1st junior. 17.16, 2 a Gudgin (Fife AC) 18.00, 3 B Kinninmont­h (Fife AC) 19.06, 4 C Russell (Leven Las Vegas) 1st veteran. 19.08, 5 M Sheridan (Dundee RR) 19.33, 6 J Hall (Fife AC) 2nd veteran. 19.39, 7 Laura Gibson (Fife AC) 19.44, 8 A Jannetta (PH Racing) 19.56, 9 B Mclaren (Leven Las Vegas) 20.11, 10 Ann Crawford (Fife AC) 20.14, 11 A Gibson (Fife AC) 1st over 60. 20.20, 12 S Dickson (Fife AC Kirkcaldy Wizards) 20.22….15 B Lees (Lothian RC) 1st over 50. 20.59, 43 T Scott (Fife AC) 1st over 70. 24.04, 103 S Cromar (Dundee Hawkhill) 1st over 80. 29.54. Women. 1 L Gibson (Fife AC) 19.44,

2 A Crawford (Fife AC) 20.14, 3 M Mclean (Fife AC) 1st veteran. 22.05,

4 A Sutherland (Fife AC Kirkcaldy Wizards) 22.07, 5 K Macpherson (Fife AC) 1st over 50. 22.36, 6 S Lumsden (Falkland TR) 2nd veteran. 23.16, 7 K A Muir (Fife AC Kirkcaldy Wizards) 23.18, 8 K Sandilands (Fife AC) 1st junior. 23.6, 9 J Gudgin (Carnegie) 2nd over 50. 23.34, 10 A Gerrard (Fife AC) 1st over 60. 24.17, 11 C Harris (Lothian RC) 24.26, 12 A Patterson (Falkland TR) 24.41…51 C Melville (Fife AC) 1st over 70. 32.04.

U13s/u11s One-mile Race. 1 John Barr (Fife AC) 6.16, 2 Paul Harkins (Fife AC) 6.44, 3 Alex Mcneilly (Unatt.) 6.47.4 Freddie Melville (Fife AC) 6.48, 5 Oisin Buckley Pzaff (Unatt.) 7.11, 6 Donald Stevenson (St. Columba’s Cupar) 7.11….9 Teigan Young (Fife AC) 7.23, 13 Skye Green (Unatt. 8.07, 14 Isla Kinnaird (Unatt.) 8.38, 15 Frida Young (Unatt.) 8.40, 16 Willow Williams (Fife AC) 8.45, 17 Freya Melville (St Columba’s) 8.56, 18 Abigail Mcneilly (Unatt.) 8.57.

Leading results East of Scotland Cross-country League, Broxburn. Senior Men. 8km. 1B Greenwood (Perth Strathtay) 27.22,

2 E Brown (Corstorphi­ne) 27.29, 3 L Rodgers (Fife AC) 27.30. Teams. 1 Central AC 74, 2 Aberdeen AAC 119, 3 Corstorphi­ne 140…7 Fife AC 264, 8 PH Racing 195, 10 Perth RR 520.

Under 17 Men. 6km. 1 B Sandilands (Fife AC) 19.11, 2 C Gourley (Pitreavie) 19.26, 3 R Smith (Dundee Hawkhill) 19.48. Teams. 1 Dundee Hawkhill 18, 2 Falkirk Victoria 29, 3 George Heriots School 54, 4 PH Racing 56…6 Perth Strathtay 114, 7 Fife AC 159.

U15 Boys. 4km. 1 S Bennet (Fife AC) 14.00, 2 C Bell (Central) 14.10, 3 E Christie (Team Borders) 14.47. Teams. 1 Harmeny 41, 2 Aberdeen 41, 3 Team Borders 49…5 Perth Strathtay 65, 7 Fife AC 73, 10 Pitreavie 99.

Under 13 Boys. 3km. 1 I Wright (Team East Lothian) 9.59, 2 M Holden (Harmeny) 10.11, 3 A Mcwilliam (Lasswade) 10.13. Teams. 1 Central 34, 2 Harmeny 35, 3 Edinburgh AC 37…5 Perth Strathtay 61, 9 Dunfermlin­e T & F. 111, 10 Pitreavie 114.

U11 Boys. 1.6km. 1 F Ross (Harmeny) 5.14, 2 R Taylor (Falkirk Vic.) 5.16, 3 D Mcintyre (Harmeny) 5.32. Teams. 1 Edinburgh AC 20, 2 Harmeny 26, 3 Falkirk Vic. 32…6 Pitreavie 68, 6 Strathearn 70, 9 Fife AC 97.

BOWLS

DEWARS CENTRE – Senior Fours League – V Mcintyre 5 I Nicol 29, E Coffey 8 F Mckerchar 15, J Gilchrist 9 B Anton 15, I Maxwell 8 G Black 11, C Mckenna 13 E Rattray 14. Ladies Fours League – R Beedie 15 M Ward 4 1/2, K Rettie 12 M Flood 7,M Fleming 10 I Smith 9, M Morrison 6 S Myles 13. Senior Triples League – E Rattray 1 J Jackson 29.

DUNDEE – Ladies Triples League – K Wright 5 H Nairn 15. Senior Triples League – F Hutcheon 6 A Wilkie 15, G Prophet 16 W Greig 11, J D’arcy 13 J Statter 5, R Biondi 5 J Henderson 16. Borland Insurance Open Pairs League – M Melville 7 R Biondi 18, A Milton 16 A Anderson 10, K Craigie w/o G Mchugh scr. Evening Open Pairs League – D Milton 11 J Milne 18, A Milton 11 C Brunton 19, G Prophet 9 K Taylor 16, G Mchugh 10 B Gourlay 13, R Duell 11 M Lowe 15. Gents Singles Ko – W Galloway 8 J Milne 21, D Nicoll 9 M Robson 21, T Brady 21 H Grieve 18, P Stewart 11

D Mcmillan 21. Gents Two Bowl Pairs Ko – C Craigie 1 M Crooks 2.

CURLING

PERTH PAIR MISS OUT ON FINAL Perth curlers Robin Brydone and Duncan Mcfadzean missed out on a chance to keep the title in Perthshire after narrowly losing last night’s Penticton Classic semi-final in British Columbia.

Brothers Glen and Thomas Muirhead and fellow siblings Kyle and Cammy Smith won last year’s tournament, but Brydone, Mcfadzean and team-mates Euan Kyle and Ross Whyte went down 6-4 to Edmonton’s Brendan Bottcher.

DEWARS CENTRE – Club League A – St Martins 13 Muthill 3, Dunning 3 Kenmore 12, Airleywigh­t 10 Dunsinane 5, Auchterard­er 9 Dunkeld 5. Robert Stirrat Knockout – Airleywigh­t Ladies 12 Scone + Perth 2, Airleywigh­t 10 Kil/mon 1, Perth Juniors 2 Perth 11, Dunning 12 Schiehalli­on Ladies 3, Fingask 4 Craigiehil­l 6, Errol 3 Kinfauns 7, Rossie 3 Glendoick 7, Bank of Scotland 14 Findo Gask 1.

FOOTBALL

RESERVE CLASH HIT BY FOG Thick fog at the Highland Football Academy in Dingwall brought a premature end to Dundee United second string’s top of the table Reserve League clash with Ross

County yesterday afternoon. Leaders County were two up thanks to goals from James Wallace and Jack Murray, but with conditions deteriorat­ing the ref had little option but to call a halt to proceeding­s at half-time.

PLAYED LAST NIGHT Premier League

Aston Villa 2 Newcastle 0 TONIGHT’S GAMES

(7.45 unless stated)

Uefa Champions League Group A – Galatasara­y v Club Brugge (5.55), Real Madrid v PSG (8.00). Group B – Red Star Belgrade v Bayern Munich (8.00), Tottenham Hotspur v Olympiacos (8.00). Group

C – Atalanta v Dinamo Zagreb (8.00), Man City v Shakhtar Donetsk (8.00). Group D – Juventus v Atletico Madrid (8.00), Lokomotiv Moscow v Bayer Leverkusen (5.55). Ladbrokes Scottish Premiershi­p

St Mirren v Hibernian

Ladbrokes Scottish Championsh­ip

Partick v Alloa

Ladbrokes Scottish League 1 East Fife v Clyde

Raith v Forfar

Sky Bet Championsh­ip – Cardiff v Stoke, Fulham v Derby, Huddersfie­ld v Swansea, Luton v Charlton, Millwall v Wigan, Reading v Leeds (8.00).

League One – Ipswich v Wycombe, Portsmouth v

Rotherham, Sunderland v Burton Albion.

League Two – Forest Green v Crewe, Grimsby v Cheltenham.

GOLF

CARNOUSTIE – Stableford 16 holes (Championsh­ip Course, CSS N/A) All One Class) – K Fraser (7) 35pts, C Henderson (3) 28pts.stableford 18 holes (Buddon Course, CSS N/A) All One Class) – B Clarke (1) 33pts, S Mcginnis (6) 32.

CRAIGIE HILL – Summer League final positions – Div 1 – N Mcvean 499, G Sherrit 504, R Burnett 505. Div 2 – C Mcdonald 512, G Scott 516, P Fagan 518. Eclectics – Div 1 – T Sullivan 48, N Mcvean 48, S Stewart 49. Div 2 – P Fagan 51, G Scott 52, D Armstrong

55. Winter League Round 16 – Div

1 – K Scotland (11) 61, C Wooley (8) 63, C Warnes (8) 63. Div 2 – P Gallagher (18) 63, J Avery (25) 63, B Miller (15)

65. Texas Scramble winners were A Mackie, K Warner, G Kelly and T Devaney (52.7). Club member Danny Young, who entered a team in the Texas Scramble, came straight from the gruelling Q school for the European Tour, where he just missed out on one of the 25 qualifying spots by finishing 29th.

GRANGE AND BROUGHTY – Sunday – Medal Course Winter Stableford (CSS NC) Section 1 – A Robertson (4) 35pts, D Hutton (10) 32. Section 2 – A Stewart (15) 34, R Innes (11) 33. Section 3 – S Stewart (21) 29. Ashludie Winter League (CSS64) – Section 1 – K Malloch 95) 44 pts, D Walker (8) 43. Section 2 –J Elder (22) 46, B Henry (26) 43.

MONIFIETH LADIES – Winter League – R Philip 23pts, J Hall 20.

POOLS

CUPAR HEARTS TOTE DOUBLE – 21, 23. No winners. £20 – K Shields £10 – K Watson. Next week’s prize £200.

FORFAR WEST END TOTE – 15, 46. No winners Lucky draw applies. Next week £150.

GOWFERS GAMBLE– 5, 10, 18, 20, 22, 24. No jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot £16,300. Consolatio­n prizes to K Barrie (£30), P Balneaves (£20), S Millar and D Mcluckie (both £15).

ST ANDREWS UNITED SUPER SIX – 4, 5, 7, 11, 12, 20. No jackpot winner Next week’s jackpot £3,000. Consolatio­n prizes to Graeme Smith (£30), C Lawson (£20) and Shirley Mcglade (£10).

SPORT ON TV

FOOTBALL: Champions League, Lokomotiv Moscow v Bayer Leverkusen – BT Sport 1 5.30pm; Galatasara­y v Club Brugge – BT SPORT/ESPN 5.45pm; Tottenham v Olympiacos – BT Sport 2 7pm; Real Madrid v Paris St Germain – BT SPORT/ESPN 8pm; Championsh­ip, Reading v Leeds – Sky Sports Main Event 7.30pm.

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The Bob Stark Memorial 5km (for Prostate Cancer Scotland) gets under way, left; women’s winner Laura Gibson, above, ahead of runner-up Anna Crawford; Ben Sandilands with the Bob Stark Trophy.
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