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Kirkintilloch & Kilsyth ASC have been named Scottish swimming club of the year by the sports’s governing body.

A Scottish golf enthusiast has completed the incredible feat of playing every single one of this country’s 522 mainland courses.

Lenzie tennis star Maia Lumsden has ended her year on a high by taking her first ITF $25,000 tour title.

Kirkintilloch pool players Robert Hoey and Hugh McBride are hoping they are on cue to be on top of the world next month.

A Kirkintilloch schoolboy has proved himself the best of British by lifting a nation title on the cycling track.

Plans have been unveiled for a new £4 million state-of-the-art training ground at Kirkintilloch for Partick Thistle Football Club.

Rossvale maintained their unbeaten record with a derby win over a St Roch’s side which saw keeper Aaron Griffiths - brother of Celtic star Leigh - red carded for dissent.

Red-hot Craig Cook spoiled the Witches' broth with another stunning maximum on Tuesday night to keep Glasgow Tigers' play-off hopes alive.

Teenage Lenzie rower Perri McCluskey has made a remarkable jump from beginner to a Scotland international in just over a year.

Glasgow Tigers go head to head with Edinburgh Monarchs twice this weekend in what Scottish speedway bosses say are some of the most important derbies of recent seasons.

Residents in East Dunbartonshire are being warned to change their travel plans on Wednesday as roads are closed down in order to permit the cycle time trials to takle place.

Glasgow Tigers' top guns were beaten just once all night as they inspired their side to a massive win against Newcastle on Tyneside.

A digital marketing apprentice at East Dunbartonshire Council was on the ball this summer at an international tournament in Barcelona.

Lenzie youngster Kirsten Cannon helped Scotland’s under-18 girls to a remarkable European hockey triumph in the Czech Republic.

Lenzie’s Maia Lumsden is a European champion after helping her University of Stirling team strike gold in Portugal last week.

The 2018 Open Championship is under way at Carnoustie.

A current and a former Glasgow Tigers favourite played vital roles in helping Great Britain book a World final place in a thrilling night at Ashfield on Saturday.

Rossvale skipper Jamie Hunter says his side’s title triumph was made extra-special by the presence of his best mate as vice-captain.

Glasgow Tigers rider Paul Stark says his side's new home track at Ashfield is so wide open you need eyes in the back of your head.