Ex-Annan youngster Steven Brown put pen to paper yesterday evening to give manager Jim McCrossan another boost to his squad.

Steven may make his debut at some point in tomorrow evenings fixture against Newton Stewart at St Mary's Park.

Appearing for the Old Boy's team;

Kenneth Maxwell, Alistair Kirkpatrick, Iain Kirkpatrick, Andy Kyle, Mark Baker, Richard Simpson, Keith Dingwall, Brian McRobert, James Henry, Rodney Niven, Tony Muirhead, Stephen Penny, Raymond McLellan, Paul McMillan, Wullie Middleton, Colin Chapman, John Gault, Graham Smith, Neil Christie, Andrew Davis, Ian Murray, Robin Murray, Lynsey Johnston, John McCallie, Stuart McCreath, Ian Galloway, Tony Collins, Jason Adair, David McCreadie, Tommy Maxwell, Michael Gillespie and Philip Cairnie.

Unfortunatly Robert Tweedie and Tom McLachlan can't make the game due to other commitments.

St Cuthbert Wanderers have been drawn away from home in the 3rd round of the South East Challenge cup against Edinburgh University.

The tie will be played on the 18th October.

St Cuthbert Wanderers secured the signing's of stirker's Craig Little and Craig Rudd. Craig Little, who has already had spells with the Saints could feature in tomorrow's game against Heston Rovers and will add strength up front.

Craig Rudd who is ex-Threave and Dalbeattie Star is a top striker with strength and power to score and create goals and is an excellent addition to the team. 

Manager Jim McCrossan is delighted with his two new signings stating both players are excellent and top signings for St Cuthbert Wanderers.

The Saints will face Wick Academy in the first round of the Scottish Cup at St Mary's Park on the 27th September scheduled for a 3 o'clock Kick Off.