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Stepps fighter Nathaniel Collins has been a pro for only a few months but is already living up to his Nightmare moniker as far as his opponents go.

Two Lenzie sisters had a double cause for celebration after they both picked up medals at the Scottish National Relay Championships at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow.

The Bearsden home of former Celtic FC’s manager Brendan Rodgers has been broken into.

Maia Lumsden continued an impressive start to her year with a run to the semi-finals of last week’s ITF tournament in Glasgow.

Swimmers from Milngavie and Bearsden ASC have had a successful start to 2019 with a host of medals and new personal.

The manager of historic Rob Roy FC is appealing to the 
community to rally round the club as it waits for a new 
multi-million community sports facility to be built.

Local golfers have been saddened by the death of Cecil George, the respected long-time greenkeeper at Lenzie Golf Club.

Kirkintilloch curler Ross Paterson and his team just missed out on a place in the final of last week’s World Cup event in Sweden.

Inspirational Scots paralympian Samantha ‘Sammi’ Kinghorn is guest speaker at the Allander Rotary Club’s charity sports dinner next month.

Swimmers from Scotia Amateur Swimming Club achieved the club’s best ever results at the recent Scottish Schools Swimming Finals.

Kirkintilloch curler Ross Paterson had a more eventful festive break than most recently - by leading his team to their first Grand Slam victory in Canada.

Treble winner Rasmus Jensen has revealed how Danish pal Claus Vissing convinced him to become a Glasgow Tigers rider next season.

A former Bishopbriggs Academy pupil has become world powerlifting champion - in what was only her third ever competition.

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.