Craig Goldthorp

Stenhousemuir Cricket Club began their 150th anniversary celebrations on Monday by hosting an evening with one of the sport’s true greats, West Indies legend Joel Garner.

Falkirk FC boss John McGlynn is buoyed by the signing of winger Kyrell Wilson, 20, on a season-long loan from English Championship side Swansea City.

This Saturday’s start to the 2025-2026 Arnold Clark National League Division 2 campaign will see a new-look Falkirk Rugby Club squad led by recently-appointed head coach Graeme Simpson.

With East Stirlingshire at the bottom of the Scottish Lowland Football League on just one point from seven matches, manager Pat Scullion has departed the club, now based at Stenhousemuir’s Ochilview Park.

Having catapulted Bo’ness Athletic up three tiers in the past three seasons with successive promotions to cement their current berth in the East of Scotland Football League Premier Division, Bo’ness Athletic boss Willie Irvine is relishing the new challenge ahead at a higher level again this term, writes Craig Goldthorp.

The packed out crowds watching Falkirk FC play home league matches at the Falkirk Stadium during 2024-2025 has contributed towards another record-breaking year of attendances across Scottish football.

The historic debut of amateur boxing’s Caledonia Box Cup at Grangemouth Sports Complex last weekend brought together talented fighters from across the UK and Ireland, showcasing the best of Olympic-style bouts and community spirit.

Falkirk gaffer John McGlynn has hailed Scott Arfield’s incredible impact on the title race, scoring eight goals in nine games for the Bairns since arriving in February after departing Bolton Wanderers.

Falkirk FC were boosted today (Friday) when centre-back Tom Lang penned a new two-year contract with the club until June 2027.

If William Hill Championship leaders Falkirk do succeed in going up this term, midfield ace Aidan Nesbitt reckons last season’s second tier winners Dundee United can provide inspiration for the Bairns.