SP Energy Networks Warriors Championship gets underway for 2025
Hundreds of Scottish school rugby players – from Biggar to Balfron – will compete for the title of 2025 SP Energy Networks Warriors Championship winners when the annual competition gets underway at Scotstoun Stadium later this month.
The tournament – now in its eighth year – is one of the highlights of the exciting award-winning community partnership between the electricity network operator and the rugby club.
🤩 Secure your seats at Scotstoun on Saturday 1 March, as we celebrate grassroots rugby for our Origin Round Double-Header!
— Glasgow Warriors (@GlasgowWarriors) February 7, 2025
It supports rugby at a grassroots level and creates a platform for aspiring rugby stars, while spotlighting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) opportunities to encourage students to think about a career beyond the game.
A total of 22 schools will battle it out in the 2025 Championship, with Troon’s Marr College looking to defend its winning reign for another year, while newcomer Alva Academy has entered the competition for the first time with its sights set on championship glory.
Glasgow Warriors Managing Director, Al Kellock, added: “Our partnership with SP Energy Networks is all about making a tangible difference to the lives of people in our community. It is a partnership that goes far beyond the boundaries of Glasgow city, and the sport of rugby.
“By working with SP Energy Networks, we’re providing valuable opportunities for participation, education, and competition, creating a powerful and long-lasting legacy that will reap benefits for years to come.”
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