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  THE catalyst of Melrose’s win at their own sevens touament back in 2011 will today retu to the Greenyards in opposition colours as the world famous event once again takes centre stage.   Local lad Scott Wight was a mainstay of the Melrose side Cheap Wholesale Hats that won the Kings of the Sevens overall title in 2010 and 2011 and was on top form in the final of the Melrose Sevens that latter year as the hosts came out on top against Hamilton from South Africa.   Now a professional with Glasgow Warriors the 27-year-old will play in the event today for his draft club Aberdeen Grammar.   Twelve months ago unfancied Grammar caused a few eyebrows to be rais...

  The Commonwealth of Virginia honored NASCAR diversity trailblazer Wendell Scott with a historical highway marker in his hometown of Danville, Va., to celebrate his legacy as the New Era Snapback Hats   first African-American to win a race in what is now known as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. Scott broke racial barriers in NASCAR over his 13-year career at NASCAR’s top level that included 20 top-five and 147 top-ten finishes in 495 starts.   “The Commonwealth of Virginia is deep with NASCAR heritage and support,” said NASCAR President Mike Helton. “Wendell Scott is very much a part of NASCAR’s and Virginia’s history. We join oth...

Remove the “interim” tag from his title.   New Mexico officially aounced Tuesday that longtime New Era Snapback Hats   assistant and short-time interim head coach Craig Neal will take over the program after the departure of Steve Alford to UCLA.   It will be aounced to the public Wednesday at a press conference.   Neal had coached alongside Alford at New Mexico for six seasons. Prior to his time with the Lobos, he was on the bench with Alford at Iowa. Neal also has experience as an assistant coachMuki Snapback at the NBA level with the Toronto Raptors. He had emerged as a top candidate to replace Alford on a full-time basis since the time of Al...