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Run by: Crieff and Strathearn RFC

Where: Braidhaugh, Crieff

Winners play for: Robin McNeil Cup

Notes: Also a Bowl and Plate tournament are held.

Past winners

• 2022 Crieff
• 2021 no tournament – coronavirus pandemic
• 2020 no tournament – coronavirus pandemic
• 2019 Stirling County
• 2018 The Mighty Boys
• 2017 Kirkcaldy
• 2016
• 2015
• 2013 Pigbarians
• 2012 Kirkcaldy
• 2011 Stirling County
• 2010 Stirling County
• 2009 Morrisonians
• 2008
• 2007
• 2006
• 2005
• 2004
• 2003
• 2002
• 2001
• 2000
• 1999
• 1998
• 1997
• 1996 Perthshire
• 1995
• 1994 Dunfermline
• 1993 Perthshire
• 1992 Perthshire
• 1991
• 1990
• 1989
• 1988 Morgan Academy ‘A’
• 1987
• 1986 Crieff
• 1985
• 1984
• 1983
• 1982
• 1981
• 1980
• 1979
• 1978
• 1977
• 1944
  

Tournaments

30 April 2022

27 April 2019

23 April 1988

From the Dundee Courier of 25 April 1988:

Dundee teams were to the fore when the Crieff Sevens were held at Braidhaugh on Saturday. In the final Morgan ‘A’ defeated Morgan ‘B’ 30-0. Third place was taken by Blairgowrie who defeated Rosyth 24-0. Other competing teams were from Kinross, Dunfermline, Comrie and the local club.

https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19880425/281/0014

26 April 1986

From the Dundee Courier of 25 April 1986:

Crieff’s annual sevens competition takes place tomorrow, and competing will be Perthshire, Kinross, Hillfoots, Blairgowrie, Paisley and Dunfermline. Crieff will be fielding two teams. A team—G. Drummond. D. Scobie. Davidson. J. Skea. M. Lyle. H Walker, J. Halley. B team—S Cramb, W. Drummond, N. Clark, R. Scott Miller, A. McNicol, R. Hunter, A. Donald

https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000564/19860425/190/0016

16 April 1977

From the Strathearn Herald of 23 April 1977:

CRIEFF SEVENS With no game last week, the Crieff R.F.C. ran a ‘sevens’: five sides from the club, and a few over, and one invitation side provided good sport and enjoyable watching. The young team proved that fitness in this type of rugby is of first importance.

https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0002713/19770423/091/0008

29 April 1944

From the Strathearn Herald of 22 April 1944:

A rugby seven-a-side tournament has been organised to take place in the Market Park on Sunday first when the Garrison Theatre Committee has arranged for teams from military units to compete. A massed pipe band will parade and play during the evening and the prizes are to be handed over by the Brigadier. The sum of £27 was realised from last week’s event. For this week several noted Scottish ‘rugger’ men will appear in the competing sides, including at least two internationals.

https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0002713/19440422/059/0003