Playing against the strong wind Lee Armstrong kicked a penalty to start the scoring,the forwards were on top form and won good ball for Greg Bouglas to run hard for the first try with Sean Potts converting.

Jed added a penalty, but Nicky Little scored a good try, Lee Armstrong converting.

PSA were well in command by this time, but credit to Jed: they never gave up and were contributing to an entertaining game.

Greg Bouglas scored his second try to round of a good game by him.

Nicky Little had a good game in the forwards the team was well led by stand captain Josh Farmer

They allowed them to score 4 tries,3 convs,1 penalty,in the first half.

In the second half their defence tightened up and Kelso managed to score only 1 try.

But this is what the development league is all about and allows the coaches to try out some changes with some of the fringe players, a good learning process for some of the younger players.

Greg Cunningham scored the first try for PSA. BERWICK then hit back with a try, but PSA settled down and the forwards began to get on top.

Ross Gibson got the next try then another was added by Craig Richardson, with Sean Potts converting.

In the second half PSA made some subs but their momentum carried on and Callum Whillans scored a good try.

By this time the cold was getting to the players but both teams still tried to play handling rugby. Ross Godfrey ran well to get the final try converted by Callum Whillans.

A good win for the youngsters

They started well parked in the Melrose half, before the pressure paid off: Greg Bouglas ran in for a good try, then Josh Farmer added a try which was converted by Lee Armstrong. Ross Gibson got another try before half time.

Melrose got a try back, but PSA were well in command, and next to score with two tries was Lee Armstrong, one being converted by Greg Easton.

PSA used all their subs, but never lost their momentum and further tries were scored by Dale Johnstone and Greg Cunningham.

Melrose did get a try back, but the result was a sound victory for PSA.

Another good win with all the subs playing their part. The team was well led by captain of the day Keith Davies, and Lee Armstrong had one of his best games.

Both sides started cautiously with PSA playing in the Selkirk half, playing well but unable to turn pressure into points.

Breaking out of their own half Martin Punter threw out a long pass which was intercepted by Selkirk to score a try.

Before half time Craig Waldie took a pass and ran in for a well taken try, Neil Renwick converting.

PSA were playing well their forwards matching Selkirk, and pressure paid off when Ross Gibson scored a good try which was converted by Neil Renwick.

Selkirk tried hard to get back into the game but PSA's defence held on. A hard earned victory by the whole team. Keith Davies was on good form as was Craig Richardson in the forwards. Josh Farmer also had a strong game.

In front of a large crowd, both teams played a dour but attractive rugby. The defences cancelled each other out,and the only score in the first half was a penalty for Wanderers kicked by A Wear.

In the second half G Desport scored a try for Wands, but PSA did not give in and after the forwards secured a good ball G Easton made a break and passed to C Waldie to run in for a good try.

Both teams were using their subs, and the game was well balanced, but PSA got the killer blow, K Davies running in for an excellent try with 5 minutes to go, and N Renwick adding the conversion.

A good all round team effort with every player playing his part.

Dale Johnstone scored a good try, Neil Renwick kicked a penalty to take the lead,Peebles replied with a try.

With the game anybody's, Neil Renwick turned on the style and scored 2 excellent tries (one being converted), but with time running out Peebles got a try back.

In the finish this was a good victory for PSA. Martin Punter was in good form as was Craig Charters in the forwards. In the backs Dale Johnstone and Neil Renwick had good games.

Ross Borthwick got the 1st try, with Neil Renwick converting, and Renwick also kicked a penalty.

Up to half time further tries were added by Nicky Little (2), Josh Farmer and Keith Davies. Neil Renwick had his kicking boots on, converting all four 4.

Half-time: 38-0

Melrose kicked a penalty at the restart, but it was all PSA after that. Tries were scored by Craig Waldie, Lee Armstrong, Josh Farmer and Neil Renwick, who also added a further three conversions.

The team is improving every week and this was a good all round team display.

It looked like it was going to be a landslide but PSA had other plans. Josh Farmer got a try, which was converted by Neil Renwick, then Ross Gibson added a try.

Wanderers then got a try, which they converted.

Sean Potts scored a good try which Neil Renwick converted and also added a penalty to take the lead.

By this PSA's forwards were well in command but Wands pacy backs began to show, and with the PSA tiring, they ran in for 3 quick tries.

This was a most entertaining game by both teams in front of a large crowd; Chris Ritson settled into a steady game and linked up well with Josh Farmer who had a good game, but this was PSA's forwards day.

The match kicked-off and Gala scored and converted within the first few minutes to make the score 7-0, but the PSA forwards stuck in and were more than a match for their counterparts for the rest of the first half with Gala only kicking a penalty just before half-time for a 10-0 lead.

Ten minutes into the second half and PSA let in a rather soft try which was converted.

PSA were starting to find the going tough and when Gala started to run the ball in the backs another three tries were scored two of which were goaled to make the final score 34-0.

Kelso started well with a try and conversion, but PSA hit back with a try from Keith Davies.

Kelso playing the better rugby got a try, then kicked a penalty.

PSA came back but Neil Renwick threw out a loose pass which Kelso intercepted gladly to score a try whch was converted.

After this PSA came more into the game, Sean Potts scoring a good try. Keith Davies scored his second try, and then strong man of the match Sean Potts broke through for a good try, which Neil Renwick converted.

With time running out Neil Renwick kicked a penalty to clinch the result.

Credit to the team for coming back at Kelso.

Ross Gibson had a good game in the forwards, and Sean Potts was the pick of the backs.

First to score was Greg Cunningham with a good try which was converted by Neil Renwick.

PSA were handling well in the wet conditions, and Lee Armstrong ran well for a try converted by Neil Renwick - who also added a try himself.

In the second half Berwick kicked a penalty for their only score, but by this time PSA were well in command: Lee armstrong got his second try, again converted by Neil Renwick.

Craig Waldie was rewarded for his work, with a try converted by Neil Renwick.

A good all round team effort by PSA.

Melrose started well scoring a try and conversion, but PSA's handling was terrible - they could not settle at all.

Melrose kicked a penalty to make it 0-10 at half-time.

At last they started to play better. Sean Potts got a try followed by a penalty by Neil Renwick. Lee Armstrong scored a good try, Melrose hitting back with another penalty.

Neil Renwick kicked a penalty but Melrose scraped a draw by kicking a late penalty.

Sean Wright had a steady game on his debut, while Greg Cunningham put a lot in defence.

Kelso scored first with a penalty, but Craig Waldie ran well for the first of his hat-trick of tries. Neil Renwick made a lovely break and Ross Borthwick came in at pace to score a good try, with Neil Renwick converting.

Kelso scored a try and conversion on half time.

PSA came out more determined for the second half, with Craig Waldie running in for 2 good tries, one of which was converted by Neil Renwick.

Ross Gibson got the next try, converted again by Neil Renwick.

PSA were well on top by this time and strong running centre Lee Armstrong ran in for 2 tries both converted by Neil Renwick.

In the end a good team effort by the boys.

Craig Waldie cut through for the first try, converted by Neil Renwick.

Tynedale got a try back, but Sean Potts barged over the next try and at half-time the score was 12-5 to PSA.

PSA started the second half well with a good try from Nicky Little, converted by Neil Renwick, who also kicked a penalty.

Another good try came from Darrel Grey, and PSA were well in command by now.

Neil Renwick and Craig Waldie added tries, one being converted by Neil Renwick,and with time running out they brought on as subs some of the younger members to get them experience.

Tynedale got a late try, which was converted.

Alistair Turnbull was in great form in the forwards, and in the backs Lee Armstrong played well.

Wands scored first, kicking a penalty by A Weir.

PSA's defence was holding up well, but then Wands got a try by R Scott.

PSA tried hard to get a score and were rewarded with a try by Neil Renwick, though Wanderers replied with a try by Neil McColm, converted by A. Weir.

PSA were getting more into the game and Neil Renwick added a penalty. Unfortunately the young PSA boys began to tire and this allowed Wands to score 2 tries by Sean Linton and S Robson, both being converted by A Weir.

Final result: 8-28

Even though defeated, PSA put up a good display in defence - an all round team effort.

Ross Borthwick scored the first try, and Neil Renwick converted.

Lee Armstrong added a try, converted by Neil Renwick.

Craig Waldie scored a good try,converted by Neil Renwick, who also kicked a penalty.

Michael Clamp scored on half time, with Neil Renwick once more doing the kicking honours.

PSA eased off in the second half only scoring a try by Ross Gibson.

The PSA defence held well, keeping Jed from scoring.

A good win for the Hawick youngsters with Ross Gibson, Michael Clamp, Ross Borthwick playing well in the forwards. In the backs Josh Farmer, Craig Waldie, Neil Renwick showed up well.

In good conditions Gala were slow to get into their stride and PSA were equal to them for a short period.

Altogether Gala ran in for 7 tries, converting 6 of them. They also kicked a penalty.

PSA's only score was a penalty by Neil Renwick, but all round there was some plus points for the coaches to work on.

In the forwards Alistair Turnbull and Nicky Little had steady games, while Sean Potts and Lee Armstrong were good in the backs.

Unlike last Saturday the Hawick boys were on the pace from the first whistle, and with backs and forwards combining well, that allowed winger Dale Johnstone to score in the corner.

Shortly after, Neil Renwick added a penalty, but smart work by the Peebles No 9 led to a score which was converted, making PSA 8 Peebles 7 at half-time.

In the second half Peebles started with a bang but good PSA defence held them out.

Gradually the Hawick boys were starting to take control and a good forward drive produced a try by No 8 Ross Gibson. This was converted by Neil Renwick, who was later to slot another penalty, making the final score PSA 18 Peebles 7.

This was a much improved all-round display by the Burnfoot boys and gives confidence for the rest of the season.

A well-taken try by Neil Renwick - converted by Neil himself - got PSA back into the game, but still Selkirk kept coming and they managed to add two tries before half-time, with Dale Johnstone pulling another one back for PSA.

The second-half was close, and it was only in the dying minutes of the game that Selkirk got through for a try, which was converted by the visitors.

This was a tough first game for the PSA, but we had a young side and the experience gained in this match is sure to bring the team on a lot.