The Falkirk Herald

6 hours ago | falkirkherald.co.uk | Ben Kearney

Stenhousemuir’s season may now be over – but manager Gary Naysmith says there is still work to do before he can enjoy his summer break. The Warriors’ campaign ended last Saturday after exiting the Scottish Championship play-offs at the hands of in-form Airdrieonians, with the Ochilview side having enjoyed a record-breaking season having posted their best-ever SPFL-era finish of fourth place in Scottish League One.

8 hours ago | falkirkherald.co.uk | Ben Kearney

Eight Scots – including ex-Falkirk fly-half Finn Russell - have been named in the British & Irish Lions squad to tour Australia in the summer. Andy Farrell unveiled his 38-man selection at a raucous event in front of 2000 supporters at the O2 in London. There are four Glasgow Warriors players in the squad, including Sione Tuipulotu and Scott Cummings who both missed the Six Nations Championship through injury. They are joined by club-mates Zander Fagerson and Huw Jones.

11 hours ago | falkirkherald.co.uk | Ben Kearney

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowKevin Valentine reckons winning the Only Sport Scottish Amateur Cup would be “the missing piece” that would see Steins Thistle’s current crop go down in the history books. The Allandale outfit face fellow Hills Solicitors Premiership side FC Pather tonight at Hampden Park with the Scottish amateur game’s top prize on offer.

2 days ago | falkirkherald.co.uk | Ben Kearney

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowFalkirk winger Calvin Miller named Scottish Championship player of the year after helping Bairns’ secure top-flight return. Falkirk winger Calvin Miller has capped of another sensational season by picking up the Scottish Championship player of the year award. The former Celtic prospect, 27, was recently put up for the PFA’s second-tier award but missed out on that prize to team-mate Brad Spencer.

2 days ago | falkirkherald.co.uk | Ben Kearney

This season’s Falkirk Primary Schools Cross-Country League concluded at Callendar Park on Wednesday, April 30 with over 800 young runners taking part. Organised by Active Schools and local athletics club Falkirk Victoria Harriers, youngsters from 36 district primary schools enjoyed the sun and competed to top their respective league tables. The season is over completed over three meets, with April finale coming after previous events in October and November.