Berwick Rangers Claim Joint Championship Title With Peebles Rovers

Berwick Rangers have been named joint-champions of the Border Senior League after finishing the season with 12 points, level with Peebles Rovers. The championship was awarded without a play-off match taking place.

League Situation at Season Close

The Border Senior League reached its conclusion with Berwick Rangers and Peebles Rovers tied on 12 points each. Organisers declared the two sides joint title holders because the planned championship play-off was not played. This outcome leaves the clubs sharing the top spot in the final table.

Amateur League Context

Across the related Border Amateur League, no updated 2026 standings have been released. The league has instead recognised Vale of Leithen and Selkirk as joint-champions following the cancellation of a play-off involving Duns and Berwick Rangers. The absence of fresh tables means attention remains on the completed season results already recorded.

Recent Club Activity

Berwick Town FC, another local side, recorded a 2-7 defeat to Tweeddale Rovers in a Border Amateur Football Association fixture. No updated league table accompanied the result, leaving supporters to focus on the declared champions from the senior competition.

The shared titles reflect the final positions reached during the campaign. With no further matches scheduled to separate the tied teams, the joint-champion status stands as the official outcome.

Supporters and clubs will now look toward the next round of fixtures once new tables become available. The current declarations provide the clearest picture of where the sides finished after the regular season concluded.