Sir Willie Purves Quaich
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Sir Willie Purves Quaich | |
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Sport | Rugby Union |
Awarded for | Young Scottish player of the season |
Sponsored by | Friends of Scottish Rugby |
Country | Scotland |
History | |
First award | 2000 |
First winner | Donnie Macfadyen |
Website | https://www.f-s-r.org/index.php |
The Sir Willie Purves Quaich is an annual rugby union award given to the 'most outstanding young male Scottish player' of that season.[1]
Friends of Scottish Rugby[]
The Friends of Scottish Rugby organisation exists to support grass-roots rugby in Scotland. They give out various grants to clubs in Scotland; these grants are also available to London Scottish as an SRU member. Over the last 20 years their grants to these clubs have exceeded £600,000.[2]
The Quaich[]
The Quaich is presented by the Friends of Scottish Rugby organisation annually. The award was originally held to be for the youngest male Scottish player likely to be capped by the full senior Scotland team, but often these young players are now already capped internationally; so the award has morphed into a 'Young Scottish Player of the Season' type award.[1][3]
The Sir Willie Purves Quaich is one of three awards presented by the Friends of Scottish Rugby organisation:- the others being the Sir Tommy Macpherson Quaich - presented to the most promising young player at London Scottish that season; and the Lady Jean Macpherson Trophy - presented to the most aspiring female Scottish player.
Sir Willie Purves[]
Sir Willie Purves is a notable Scottish banker, who was a chairman of the HSBC bank.
First awarded[]
The Sir Willie Purves Quaich was first awarded in 2000. Donnie Macfadyen was the first winner.
List of awardees[]
Holder No. | Name | Year | Club |
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1 | Donnie Macfadyen | 2000 | Glasgow Warriors |
2 | Andrew Wilson | 2001 | Glasgow Warriors |
3 | Allister Hogg | 2002 | Edinburgh Rugby |
4 | Chris Cusiter | 2003 | Border Reivers |
5 | Mark McMillan | 2004 | Glasgow Warriors |
6 | Stuart Corsar | 2005 | Glasgow Warriors |
7 | James Eddie | 2006 | Glasgow Warriors |
8 | Moray Low | 2007 | Glasgow Warriors |
9 | Sean Crombie | 2008 | Edinburgh Rugby |
10 | Richie Gray | 2009 | Glasgow Warriors |
11 | Alex Blair | 2010 | Edinburgh Rugby |
12 | Duncan Weir | 2011 | Glasgow Warriors |
13 | David Denton | 2012 | Edinburgh Rugby |
14 | Sean Kennedy | 2013 | Edinburgh Rugby |
15 | Jonny Gray | 2014 | Glasgow Warriors |
16 | Finn Russell | 2015 | Glasgow Warriors |
17 | Mark Bennett | 2016 | Glasgow Warriors |
18 | Magnus Bradbury | 2017 | Edinburgh Rugby |
19 | Matt Fagerson | 2018 | Glasgow Warriors |
20 | Darcy Graham | 2019 | Edinburgh Rugby |
21 | Jamie Ritchie | 2020 | Edinburgh Rugby |
22 | Scott Cummings | 2021 | Glasgow Warriors |
References[]
- ^ a b "Trophy Winners". www.f-s-r.org.
- ^ "Grants". www.f-s-r.org.
- ^ "Glasgow Warriors | Top award for Scott Cummings". www.glasgowwarriors.com.
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- Scottish sports trophies and awards
- Awards established in 2000
- 2000 establishments in Scotland
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