Drumsagard FC 2007s picked up the illustrious Scottish Cup, the West Regional Cup and the League Cup this past season.
Cambuslang youth football side Drumsagard FC 2007s “surpassed expectations” by winning a treble of trophies, including the most illustrious one in the country in the Scottish Cup.
The U17s side, who will now move up to Under-18s in the new campaign this August, have worked tirelessly all year, indeed only finishing their season in late June, having had such a successful cup run as well as finishing second in their first season in the Paisley and Johnstone District A-League.Get all the news from your area – as well as features, entertainment, sport and the latest on Lanarkshire’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic – straight to your fingertips, 24/7.
“But once again this group of boys have surpassed expectations to win the treble as a reward for their dedication, will to win and amazing team spirit. “So, a huge thank you to everyone including George Gilfillan of Road Traffic Investigation, John Blackett Joinery, Dolphin Academy, Fully Fitted Kitchen, Carol McLean and our very own Zach Sharpe’s grandparents.”
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