New division and new manager for promoted Preston
Published 10 May 2012 09:30 
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PRESTON Athletic are back in the top division of East of Scotland football after a dramatic late equaliser on Saturday saw them promoted from the First Division.
Teenager Carly Booth became the youngest ever Ladies Scottish Open champion as she pipped Florentyna Parker and Frances Bondad at the last to triumph at Archerfield on Saturday.
Garden County's hopes are high
Defending champions East Lothian hit the campaign trail for the Andrew Hamilton Trophy in the Scottish Counties Championship tomorrow (Saturday) with a home fixture against Midlothian at Port Seton Bowling Club (2pm).
- Tranent facing a real challenge
- Juniors round-up
- Burgh keep Superleague survival hopes alive
- Seasiders return to the fray
- Welcome to the Golfing County
- Hats off for more great 7s action
- Paul comes close to glory in Portugal
- Hi Hi continues goal spree
- Juniors round-up
- Backs to the wall for Burgh in Superleague survival fight
Football 
Tranent facing a real challenge
Given little had been expected from Tranent after sweeping personnel changes last summer it's to the credit of manager Tam Shields and his players that they faced two home games last week with the South Division title still a possibility.
Rugby
Hats off for more great 7s action
Rugby sevens continues at the weekend as Musselburgh and Dunbar host their own tournaments.
Golf
East Lothian hopes to rival - and even surpass - the success of golf tourism destinations in Fife and the west coast after the launch of a new initiative on Tuesday.
Bowls
Garden County's hopes are high
Defending champions East Lothian hit the campaign trail for the Andrew Hamilton Trophy in the Scottish Counties Championship tomorrow (Saturday) with a home fixture against Midlothian at Port Seton Bowling Club (2pm).
Motorsport
Town racers are toast of the pits
HADDINGTON racers were the stars of the show at the weekend's racing at East Fortune, as town teen Paul McClung claimed the Formula 125 title and sidecar duo Davie Wrinn and Stuart Clark picked up three victories.
News
AN UNLIKELY alliance between Labour and Conservative councillors to form a ruling coalition on East Lothian Council is about to be finalised - and steps are being taken to reverse decisions made by the previous SNP/Lib Dem administration.
