Grange and Clydesdale reach final
Grange and Clydesdale will contest the U18 Boys Indoor Cup final following their semi-final wins at this afternoon’s competition at Bell’s Sports Centre.
Both sides topped the standings after their three pool matches; the Edinburgh side recorded wins over Kelburne, Aberdeen GSFP and Harris Academy, while Clydesdale defeated Dundee Wanderers (7-2) and Gordonians (4-2), before drawing with Watsonians (5-5).
In the semi-finals, Grange narrowly triumphed over city rivals Watsonians (5-4). while Clydesale advanced to the final by a similar one goal advantage, nudging out Kelburne (8-7).
The U18 Indoor Cup final will be played on Saturday 9 February at the Indoor Gala Day, Bells Sports Centre, Perth.
U18 Boys Indoor Cup – Results
Pool A
Grange 5 Harris Academy 3, Kelburne 16 Aberdeen GSFP 1, Harris Academy 2 Kelburne 11, Grange 12 Aberdeen GSFP 2, Aberdeen GSFP 5 Harris Academy 9, Grange 8 Kelburne 5
1. Grange – 9 pts
2. Kelburne – 6
3. Harris Academy – 3
4. Aberdeen GSFP – 0
Pool B
WanderersGordonians
GordoniansClydesdale
Gordonians 2 Clydesdale 4, Watsonians 6 Dundee Wanderers 6, Clydesdale 7 Dundee Wanderers 2, Watsonians 6 Gordonians 3, Clydesdale 5 Watsonians 5, Dundee Wanderers 4 Gordonians 3
1. Clydesdale – 7 pts
2. Watsonians – 5
3. Dundee Wanderers – 4
4. Gordonians – 0
Semi-Finals
Clydesdale 8 Kelburne 7
Grange 5 Watsonians 4
Recent posts:
- 2026-27 Cup Draws
- Scotland finish 12th at the FIH World Cup after loss to Japan
- Back-to-back victories for Scotland Women at the FIH World Cup
- Scotland Women Secure Impressive 2-1 Victory Over Ireland at the FIH Hockey World Cup
- Scotland Show Determination Despite 2-0 Defeat to Argentina in Final World Cup Pool Match
- Last chance to secure your place at the 2026 Scottish Hockey Awards!
- Grace Mulholland set to make history at inaugural FIH ParaHockey World Cup
- USA edge out Scotland women to take all three points at the World Cup
- Committed Scotland lose to Germany on return to the women’s FIH World Cup
- Thank you to the clubs and coaches behind Scotland's World Cup dream

