Michael Baldock  

Joining London Scottish from Sydney University where the front rower was a regular starter for the students in their 2025 Shute Shield campaign, "Baldy" has made a big impression at the Lions with powerful scrummaging and ability to play as a fourth loose forward. Over the season Michael has picked up player of the month no less than two occasions, earned through his tireless work rate and durability.  

Harry Clayton

Harry joined London Scottish from fellow Champ side Nottingham over the summer and has quickly become an integral part of the side. Featuring in all but one Champ fixture so far and regularly going for eighty minutes, no mean feat for a hooker, Harry brings a strong set-piece game, great carrying ability and a work rate to rival no other in the side.

Noah Ferdinand

A fan favourite and centurion of caps soon to be notched up, Noah has had another sensational season at London Scottish. Second on the try scoring charts and an ever present in every round, Noah has been a crucial part of the side this season. An expert under the high ball, an astute defender and a danger with ball in hand, Noah is bidding for his second player of the season award in as many years.

Byron Leach

Joining the Lions from London Welsh, the former Manly Marlins skipper brings with him a reputation as an enforcer. “Baz” has performed week in week out for the Lions where he further developed his reputation as a tough customer. Byron has been voted player of the month on a number of occasions, all of which were well earned by through his hard carries in traffic, lineout leadership and bone rattling defence.

Fabian Thwaites

In his third season with the Lions Fabian has again proven to be a rock in the Lions midfield, on which many opposition teams have had their hopes sunk. Fabian is a turnover artist often stripping opposition ball carriers who fancy their chances running at the no nonsense south islander! The versatility Fabian brings to the Lions is unparalleled with the ability to play all across the backline. Pound for pound one of the hardest men in the league, a great servant to the club and a driving force in Lions promotions.

Tom Wilstead

Tom has cemented his position as London Scottish’s number 10 this season after a consistent excellent displays. Guiding the team to wins against Richmond, Doncaster, Cambridge and Chinnor, Tom has led the side from the front in all aspects of his game. A reliable goal kicking, astute game manager and a creative playmaker, the Bristol born flyhalf is thriving in a London Scottish shirt.