Cambuslang Rugby Juniors covered an incredible 10,000km during the month of August to support My name'5 Doddie Foundation.

Everyone collaborated by climbing mountains, running down roads and cycling across the city, all to raise funds to support the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation. Stewart Barnett, convener of the Junior section of the club, said: "This is an outstanding achievement by our amazing young stars bringing both our rugby and wider community closer together in order to something amazing to help others at raised over £4500! We are very proud here at Cambuslang Rugby Club to be part of this fight to help find a cure!"

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