Glasgow Hawks could clinch their third successive BT Premier Division 1 title when they face Boroughmuir at Meggetland tomorrow (kick-off 2pm).

Hawks require three points to clinch the championship so a victory or a draw with them scoring four or more tries would mean the silverware heads again to Old Anniesland.

Norman Douglas, vice-chairman of the Scottish Rugby Council, and Alan Bonas, head of communications BT Scotland, will be on hand to make the presentation if necessary.

Many clubs will be kicking-off early tomorrow to allow, players, officials and supporters the chance to get to Murrayfield to support Scotland in the Calcutta Cup match.

We have been advised of the following early kick-offs.

24/02/2006 P2 Kelso Murrayfield Wanderers 8pm

25/02/2006 P1 Currie Hawick 2pm
25/02/2006 P1 Boroughmuir Glasgow Hawks 2pm
25/02/2006 P1 Biggar Heriot’s 1pm
25/02/2006 P1 Melrose Ayr 12noon
25/02/2006 P1 Stewart's-Melville FP Aberdeen GSFP 2pm
25/02/2006 P2 Hillhead/Jordanhill Jed-Forest 1pm
25/02/2006 P2 Haddington Gala 2pm
25/02/2006 P2 Edinburgh Accies Berwick 1pm
25/02/2006 P3 Peebles East Kilbride 2pm
25/02/2006 P3 Hamilton Kirkcaldy 12.30pm
25/02/2006 P3 Livingston Ellon 2pm
25/02/2006 P3 Musselburgh West of Scotland 1.30pm
25/02/2006 NL1 Perthshire Preston Lodge 1pm
25/02//2006 NL2 Linlithgow Stewartry 1pm
25/02/2006 NL2 Kilmarnock Ross High 1.30pm
25/02/2006 NL3 Lismore Newton Stewart 1.30pm
25/02/2006 NL3 Falkirk Caithness 12noon
25/02/2006 NL4 Waysiders Drumpellier Dumfries 1pm

This article was posted on 24-Feb-2006, 15:33 by Hugh Barrow.