Football

Clubs in the Burgh are
Lochmaben Amateur Football Club—Saturday League
Crown Hotel Football Club—Sunday League
Railway Inn Football Club—Sunday League

Soccer coaching for Primary Boys and Girls

This takes place for boys and girls on Saturday mornings from 10 am to 11 am at the School Field.
Anyone in P3 to P7 welcome.

Railway Inn FC

Railway Inn play in the Premier League of the Dumfries Sunday Amateur League. Our only trophy to date is the Houliston Cup in 1999. We play our home games at Robsons Park Mossvale Lochmaben. Our club colours are white tops and black shorts.
The club sponsor is Ian Munro Planning and Development
Manager is Ian English 01387 810564
Treasurer/Secretary Graham Hyslop 01387 810059
We are always on the lookout for new players to join our club.

Lochmaben AFC

May 2006

Lochmaben AFC have won the Dumfries and District Amateur Football League for the second year in a row.The team made up mostly of players from Lochmaben won 18 of their league games drew 3 and lost only 1.Top goalscorer for the team was Charles Common with 40 goals closely followed by Douglas McRoberts with 37 goals.

To find out who wins the other awards come along to the end of season prizegiving on June 10th in the Kings Arms.Tickets are available priced at £6.00 and are on sale in the Kings Arms. The football club’s AGM is in the Kings Arms on June 8th at 8pm and new members are welcome.Anyone interested in helping to run the club should attend as the current management duo of Stewart Thorburn and Kenny Galloway are both stepping down after many successful years in charge of the team. Anyone wanting more information can contact the club secretary W.Howat on 811761 or chairman K.Galloway on 811229.

October 2005

Lochmaben AFC 2005 league winning team
BACK: Tom Gibson (sponsor), R Paisley, S Ramsay, K Houston, K Robertson, C Lauder, S Thorburn,
A Maxwell, D McRoberts, C Common, S Brown
FRONT: M McMillan, R Kulinski, C Irving, S Watson, G Wilson, S Robertson

Lochmaben A.F.C. won the first silverware of the Dumfries and District Amateur Football League on Friday 28/10/05 when they defeated Bellevue 3–2 in the Burns Cup final.
Lochmaben were 2–0 up at half time through goals by Mark Mcmillan and Kevin Robertson,but Bellevue fought back in the second half to draw level,before an Alan Maxwell goal in the second minute of injury time won the game for Lochmaben.