Musselburgh secured a significant victory over Jed-Forest with an eight-try win, despite receiving three yellow cards towards the end of the match. The team's performance was dominant for most of the game, moving them up to fourth in the Premiership table. Coach Derek O'Riordan praised the interplay but noted the team's lack of control in the early stages. Jed-Forest's assistant coach Ross Goodfellow acknowledged their poor performance but highlighted the team's strong finish. The match featured notable contributions from players such as Sandy Watts, who was named player-of-the-match, and Danny Owenson, who was instrumental in scoring and conversions.

In a closely contested rugby match, Marr narrowly defeated Glasgow Hawks with a score of 35-30. The game saw multiple lead changes and both teams had moments where they could claim they deserved to win. Hawks coach Andy Hill felt his team was the better side, citing the nature of the tries scored. Marr coach Kenny Diffenthal acknowledged his team's resilience and ability to find a way to win. The match was characterized by its tightness and a series of off-the-ball incidents that increased the tension. Despite Hawks' efforts to salvage the game in the final moments, Marr's defense held firm, securing their victory.

GHA secured a bonus-point win against Glasgow Hawks with a final score of 24-19. Despite the disruption of losing their head coach and his replacement being in South Africa, GHA displayed a strong defence and took advantage of Hawks' mistakes. Hawks' coach Andy Hill criticized his team's inability to capitalize on opportunities, while GHA's assistant coach Jamie McCarthy praised his team's adherence to their game plan. Key players included Gary Strain, Kerr Yule, George Baird, Dario Ewing, Charlie Lonergan, Luca Bardelli, and Daniel Sweeney. The teams will face each other again next weekend.

Selkirk won against GHA with a final score of 28-14 in a Premiership rugby match filled with mistakes and yellow cards. GHA led into the final quarter but lost due to three tries conceded in the last 15 minutes. Selkirk's coach Scott Wight acknowledged the importance of kicking points, while GHA's coach Trevor Carmichael expressed frustration over the yellow cards and the impact on the team's performance. The power of Selkirk's forwards, particularly Zen Szwagrzak, was pivotal in the victory.

Jamie Dobie, a young rugby player born in June 2001, has been recognized as a significant talent by Glasgow Warriors' assistant coach Kenny Murray. Dobie, who went straight from school to a full-time contract without going through academies, is seen as a strong defender with attacking abilities, likened to former player Gary Armstrong. Despite the competition from international scrum-halves Ali Price and George Horne, Dobie's development is progressing, mainly through training. With the Six Nations providing opportunities for young players, Dobie has a chance to start against the Dragons, as Glasgow aims to secure a Guinness Pro14 play-off spot.

In a closely contested rugby match, Glasgow Warriors edged out Edinburgh Rugby with a score of 20-16. The match featured intense defense from both sides, with Glasgow's Adam Hastings and Ali Price contributing to the opening try. Edinburgh's resilience was evident as they regained the lead with Blair Kinghorn scoring a try. The game concluded with Glasgow securing a penalty and George Turner scoring a try, leading to their victory. Despite the win, the match was described as a dreary affair with both teams focusing on physicality. Disciplinary issues were highlighted, with several players receiving yellow cards. The match was part of a series where familiarity between the players, due to their time training together for the Scotland national team, led to a tense and closely matched game.