Jane Lewis

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jane Lewis

Stuart Kettlewell has been speaking to the media after being announced as the new Kilmarnock manager. Here are the key things he said:Kettlewell is "delighted to be at a club that fits his ethos". Says he quickly felt a "connection" with those at the club during his conversations over the job. The manager revealed he turned down other others but this moves "feels rights". Kettlewell believes his aim to win, unearth and develop young talent and have "a player trading model" sold him to the board.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Jane Lewis

Noa Schumacher (Hibs): Made a couple of big saves early on in the title shootout match against Rangers. The one to stop Mia Macaulay as she raced through was especially impressive and it set the tone for resilient Hibs' win. Kimberley Smit (Glasgow City): Brilliant header for City's opening goal against Hearts. Comfortable at the back too and was consistently looking to set up attacks. Linzi Taylor (Hibs): Scored the winning goal to seal her side's first SWPL in 18 years. And what a goal it was.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Jane Lewis

Dundee United goalkeeper Dave Richards admits he had "3,000" supporters keeping him up to date with the score in the St Mirren game as the Tangerines clinched a European spot. Jim Goodwin's side came from behind to snatch fourth spot in the Premiership with a 2-1 victory over Aberdeen and ended the Buddies' hopes of European football for next season. "We're all over the moon," Richards said. "It's been a long season.

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Jane Lewis

Jenna Fife (Rangers): Made a brilliant save to deny an almost certain Celtic goal early in the second half. Also made some important takes under pressure. Played a big part in her sides vital win. Nicola Docherty (Rangers): Coped well with everything that came her way. Made some crucial clearances and blocks and was willing to get forward and set up attacks. Cassie Cowper (Montrose): Another big goal from this player as they're doing all they can to avoid the drop this season.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Jane Lewis

Martin Boyle says he would be happy to stay at Hibs beyond the summer as it's a club "close to my heart". Head coach David Gray said on Friday the club have held "positive" talks with Australia forward Boyle, who is out of contract at the end of the campaign. "It's been put on hold. I'm just kind of focusing on the last two games of the season," Boyle, 32, told BBC Scotland. "I am out of contract but we'll see what happens. We'll assess it at the end of the season.