The result against Jed-Forest last Saturday was not what we had been hoping for, but we are still top of the league, with a substantial (200+) points differential.
We have four games left and ideally need four bonus-point wins if we are to take the top spot and avoid having to play-off against Glasgow Hawks for a Premiership spot next season.
How You Can Help
Please come along to our next two home games - Kelso this Saturday, 24 March, and Cartha QP on 31 March - and give the team all the support you can. Vocal support from the touchline really can make a difference.
Pre-match Lunches
To help get you in the mood for the rugby and lubricate your vocal chords so you can cheer the team on in full voice, why not join us at one (or both) of the pre-match lunches?
Kelso, Saturday 24 March, 12:30 for 13:00
We have a few places left at this Saturday's pre-match lunch and would love to squeeze you in. Join some of our better-known Has-beens at the lunch and enjoy some cracking banter as well as your two-course lunch with wine. At just £25 per head, including match entry, this is bound to get you in the right mood to support the team.
You will need to be quick off the mark though, as bookings need to be made by 12:00 this Wednesday, 21 March, in order for us to confirm numbers to the caterers. Don't miss out on what promises to be a great day's entertainment and rugby - book now!
Saturday 31 March promises to be a great day at Raeburn Place, with BATs U18s and the Edinburgh Academy 1st XV battling it out for the Ed Saunders' Cup at 12:00, followed by a pre-match lunch with former Club Captains, Presidents and committee stalwarts at 13:30, and then our final 1st XV home game of our 160th season at 15:00, when we play Cartha Queen's Park.
Please come along to watch the future generation in action, before enjoying some lunch and then providing the 1st XV with your support as they go for a bonus point win to help secure promotion.
Lunch costs just £25 per head for two courses with wine and match entry. However, please note there may be a small charge to watch the Ed Saunders' Cup match, with all funds going to support the invaluable work done by BATs in north Edinburgh.
