The grandson of ex president Jimmy Arnot, Cammy gained the first of his 26 caps in 1998 versus England, and was part of the team which won the last Five-Nations championship.   He was also part of the 1999 World Cup squad, scoring a great try against New Zealand.

In addition, Cammy won a Border League winners medal with Trades in 1993

Born on 23.03.1962, Keith has played forTrades and Hawick and Scotland.

In 1978-79 he was the first pupil out of Hawick High School to play for Scottish Schools.

After playing for the Trades, he went to Mansfield to play in the centre with J M Renwick where he gained 3 Scottish caps.

Born in 1947, Colin started his rugby with Royal High School, and was in the Scottish Schools side which beat English Schools 57-0.

He played for the Trades and later for Hawick, travelling from Edinburgh to train and play.   His first cap came in 1968 against the touring Australians.  Despite fine performances he missed two seasons of international rugby - mainly through imjury - but returned in 1972 to play a major part in Scotland's win over France that season, and continued as a prominent member of the Scotland team in the first half of the 1970s.

A superb tactician, Colin was a great favourite at Mansfield Park, and after his retirement from playing continued to serve rugby as a coach both at Mansfield and with the Scottish international team.