Borderers go for gold at Scottish Athletics’ 2026 indoor relay championships in Glasgow

Berwick brothers Cameron and Scott Tindle helped earn a gold medal for Tweed Leader Jed Track at Scottish Athletics’ 2026 indoor relay championships at Glasgow’s Emirates Arena on Saturday.

The former was first off in this year’s senior men’s 4x200m final, clocking 22.40 seconds, and his younger brother ran the last stage in 21.80, bookending respective shifts of 22.70 and 22.60 by Kelso’s Gordon Armstrong and Douglas Young.

Tweed Leader Jed Track’s Scott Tindle going for gold at Scottish Athletics’ 2026 indoor relay championships at Glasgow’s Emirates Arena on Saturday (Photo: Bobby Gavin)placeholder image
Tweed Leader Jed Track’s Scott Tindle going for gold at Scottish Athletics’ 2026 indoor relay championships at Glasgow’s Emirates Arena on Saturday (Photo: Bobby Gavin)

Their combined time of 1:29.50 just edged out the 1:29.70 recorded by Victoria Park City of Glasgow Athletics Club’s Ethan Sabah Pottie, Jamie Stevenson, Lewis McGuire and Ross Duffin, with Daniel Bruce, AJ Campbell, Oran McShane and Stephen Johnston placing third for Renfrewshire’s Kilbarchan Amateur Athletic Club in 1:30.71.

Gala Harriers’ Iain Stewart was also on the run at the Glaswegian arena, taking part in Sunday’s indoor masters 3,000m and pulling off a 23-second personal best of 10:23.28 to finish as second man aged 45 to 49 and 11th overall.

Metro Aberdeen Running Club over-50 Jim Tole was first overall in 9:07.71 and Stephen Brown, of Glasgow’s West End Road Runners, was second all told in 9:23.78 and first in the men’s 45-49 class.

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