It would seem that the end of the season cannot come quickly enough for Loc Hire Stenhousemuir as the poor run of results continued for both XIs last Saturday.
Steven Stone of Falkirk Victoria Harriers won the 200m para gold at the Scottish Athletics U17 and Senior Track and Field Championships in Grangemouth last weekend.
Falkirk striker Conor Sammon admitted he has never scored a goal quite like the one against Montrose but he is more than happy to do so if it means victories for the Bairns.
Falkirk were far from their fluent best but they ground out an important victory which kept their momentum going and moved them to the League One summit.
Young Plean boxer Alan Perrie has become the first ever Scottish schoolboy gold medallist after an epic contest at the recent European Championships in Tbilisi.
Bo’ness United boss Max Christie is urging his side to build on the momentum they have created after fine back-to-back performances against Crossgates Primrose and Newtongrange Star.
Over 800 athletes were on the start lists for the U13, U15 and U20 age groups Scottish Track and Field Championships being held at Grangemouth Stadium on August 10-11.
Falkirk-based Emma Woods continued her excellent run of form to take the NEXT Just For Schools individual 1.10m final riding her father’s 148cm JA pony Harradene Jade.
Sarah Inglis produced an excellent run to finish in third place in the women’s 5000 metres race at the European Athletics Team Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland.
