The 25th edition of the programme presented by Stuart Cameron, and despite the fact that only one game was played in the Borders we are still able to bring you a show, with highlights of the Border League game between Selkirk and Berwick which was switched twice and finally ended up being played at Berwick High School. You can view five of the eight tries plus post match reaction from Backs Coach of Selkirk, Michael Jaffray. An extended version of the game is at our Selkirk Rugby TV page.

Selkirk full back Fraser Harkness missed this game because he was on club international duty along with five other Borders players. We caught up with him at the end of the game and bring you an interview with Fraser who tells us about his first experience as a Scottish international at any level.

Borders Rugby Television has adopted the excellent Hearts And Heroes charity and will do all it can to help raise money for this exceptional cause. You can find out all about the charity and the Challenge Walk which is happening in the Borders on May 16th. BBC Scotland presenter and former Scottish international John Beattie previews the event and we also talk with PoppyScotland's Leigh Howieson, Jed-Forest player Greg Walker and Melrose's Ross Miller about the event.

Available in high quality at BordersRugby.net

The 24th edition of Borders Rugby Roundup - 2.2.09 - presented by Stuart Cameron and for the first time we bring you action from four games from the weekend. Our featured game comes from Scremerston where Berwick took on Langholm in a Border derby in National League 1. Langholm are gunning for promotion while Berwick are unbeaten at home in the league. We have all the tries from that game plus the scores from Selkirk v West Of Scotland in Premier 1. Selkirk were looking for their 20th consecutive home win in competitive rugby. We also feature Glasgow Hawks v Hawick and another local derby between Jed-Forest and Peebles. Plus all the news from the local scene in the Borders and a competition to win tickets for Scotland v Wales next week. Available in high quality at BordersRugby.net

The 23rd edition of Borders Rugby Roundup - 26.1.09 - presented by Stuart Cameron putting the spotlight on two games in the Scottish Hydro Electric League. We were at The Gytes to see if Peebles could beat local rivals Gala in Premier 2 - you'll see all five tries from that game plus reaction from Gala coach Gary Parker and Peebles' James Oakes. There's also all four tries from the match of the day in Premier 1 between table toppers Ayr and second placed Selkirk. Also news from all other Borders teams. Available in high quality at BordersRugby.net

The 22nd edition of Borders Rugby Roundup - 19.1.09 - presented by Stuart Cameron putting the spotlight on the Scottish Hydro Electric League which returns after the festive break. We were at Philiphaugh for the big game in Premier 1 between Selkirk - unbeaten at home since September 1st 2007 - against second placed Heriot's. If Selkirk were to win by seven points with a try bonus they would go back into second spot. It was a great weekend for the Borders with 9 out of the 10 core teams winning. We have news of them all. Available in high quality at BordersRugby.net

The 21st edition of Borders Rugby Roundup - 12.1.09 - presented by Stuart Cameron putting the spotlight on the Scottish Cup Round 4. We were at the Lasswade v Jed-Forest game. Lasswade were unbeaten in National League 3 while Jed were four divisions above them in Premier 2. Could they post a real shock? Highlights of this game and all other Borders Rugby news. Available in high quality at BordersRugby.net