2025–26 Glasgow Warriors season

Glasgow Warriors
2025–26 season
Head coachFranco Smith
ChairmanCharles Shaw
← 2024–25 2026–27 →

The 2025–26 season will see Glasgow Warriors compete in the 2025–26 United Rugby Championship, and also in the European Champions Cup. In addition to the two main competitions, Glasgow also compete for the URC Scottish–Italian Shield and for the 1872 Cup, where they are the reigning champion in both competitions from the previous season.

Team

Coaches

Athletic Performance

  • Head Strength and Conditioning Coach: Liam Walshe
  • Senior Athletic Performance Coach:
  • Sport Scientist: Robin Reidy
  • Senior Academy Athletic Performance Coach: Luke O'Dea

Medical

  • Team Doctor: Neil Howie
  • Clinical Manager and Lead Physiotherapist: Andrew Boag
  • Senior Team Physiotherapist: Hene Branders
  • Senior Team Physiotherapist: Michael Clark
  • Junior Physiotherapist: Josh Kennedy

Analysis

  • Lead Performance Analyst: Greg Woolard
  • Asst. Performance Analyst: Eilidh Wright
  • Asst. Performance Analyst: Aidan FitzGerald

Rugby Operations

  • Rugby Operations Manager: John Manson
  • Player Development Manager: Stuart Dow
  • Assistant Operations Manager: Stuart Lewis
  • Kit & Equipment Manager: Dougie Mills

Commercial

  • Head of Commercial: Glen Tippett
  • Lead Account Manager: Rachael McConnell
  • Partnership Account Manager: Rachel Bradley
  • Partnership and Sales Manager and Rugby Ambassador: Ryan Wilson
  • Sponsorship Co-ordinator: Katie Miller

Marketing

  • Marketing and brand manager: Claire Scott

Communications

  • Lead Communications and External Affairs Manager:
  • Media Managaer: Craig Wright
  • Communications Assistant: Molly Mitchel
  • Content Producer: Cameron Avery

Operations

  • Head of Operations: Kenny Brown
  • Stadium Operations Manager: Martin Malone
  • Events Manager: Robyn Struthers
  • Assistant Operations Manager: Jana Tobin
  • Ticketing Operations Manager: Kimberley Braid

Executive

  • Managing Director: Kenny Brown (promoted to interim Managing Director in September 2025)
  • Chairman: Charles Shaw
  • Advisory Group: Walter Malcolm, Douglas McCrea, Alan Lees, Paul Taylor, Frank Mitchell, Scott Mathieson

Squad

 

Hookers

Angus Fraser
Gregor Hiddleston
Johnny Matthews
Grant Stewart
Tavi Tuipulotu

Props

Jamie Bhatti
Zander Fagerson
Nathan McBeth
Fin Richardson
Patrick Schickerling
Rory Sutherland
Sam Talakai
Murphy Walker

Locks

Alex Craig
Scott Cummings
Jare Oguntibeju
Alex Samuel
Max Williamson

 

Loose Forwards

Gregor Brown
Rory Darge
Jack Dempsey
Matt Fagerson
Euan Ferrie
Ally Miller
Sione Vailanu

Scrum halves

Ben Afshar
Jamie Dobie
George Horne
Jack Oliver

Fly halves

Adam Hastings
Dan Lancaster
Charlie Savala
Matthew Urwin
Duncan Weir

  

Centres

Huw Jones
Stafford McDowall
Duncan Munn
Kyle Steyn
Sione Tuipulotu

Back Three

Josh McKay
Kyle Rowe
Ollie Smith

  

Academy

Scottish Rugby Academy Stage 3 players

These players are given a professional contract by the Scottish Rugby Academy. Although given placements they are not contracted by Glasgow Warriors. Players graduate from the academy when a professional club contract is offered.[1]

These players are assigned to Glasgow Warriors for the season 2025–26.[2]

Academy players promoted in the course of the season are listed with the main squad.

  • Jackson Rennie - Prop
  • Jake Shearer – Prop
  • Oliver McKenna – Prop
  • Joe Roberts – Hooker
  • Seb Stephen – Hooker
  • Ryan Burke – Lock
  • Dan Halkon – Lock
  • Dylan Cockburn - Flanker
  • Macenzzie Duncan – Flanker
  • Archie McMichael – Flanker
  • Jonny Morris – Flanker
  • Rory Purvis – Flanker
  • Brent Jackson - Scrum half
  • Alex Brydon - Centre
  • Ben Salmon – Centre
  • Johnny Ventisei – Centre
  • Kerr Yule – Centre
  • Kerr Johnston – Centre
  • Harry Provan – Wing
  • Cameron Van Wyk – Wing
  • Fergus Watson – Full Back


Back up players

Other players used by Glasgow Warriors over the course of the season.

Staff movements

Coaches

Medical

Staff

Player movements

Academy promotions

Player transfers

Competitions

Pre-season and friendlies

A pre-season march against Northampton Saints has been announced.[18] An earlier away match to the English champions Bath was later announced.[19]

Match 1

6 September 2025
3pm
Bath 47 - 14 Glasgow Warriors
Try: Harvey Cuckson
Thompson Cowan
Henry Arundell x 2
Will Butt
Quinn Roux
Tom Carr-Smith
Con: Ciaran Donoghue x 5
James Linegar		Preview
Report
Report
Report		Try: Penalty try
Brent Jackson
Con: Dan Lancaster
Recreation Ground
Attendance: 11,000
Referee: Adam Leal

Bath:1 Scott Kirk, 2 Jasper Spandler, 3 Kieran Verden, 4 Will Jeanes, 5 Harvey Cuckson, 6 Ewan Richards ©, 7 Thompson Cowan, 8 Arthur Green, 9 Bernard van der Linde, 10 Ciaran Donoghue, 11 Charlie Griffin, 12 Will Butt, 13 Chris Harris, 14 Austin Emens, 15 Sam Winters
Replacements: Henry Arundell, Henry Bartlett, Jack Bennett, Tom Carr-Smith, Joe Cokanasiga, Tom de Glanville, Tom Dunn, Alfie Griffin, Jack Harrison, Neil le Roux, James Linegar, James Maloney, Ross Molony, Max Pearce, Miles Reid, Quinn Roux, Ethan Staddon, Mikey Summerfield, Francois van Wyk, Claudius Wheeler
Glasgow Warriors: 1 Jake Shearer, 2 Grant Stewart, 3 Fin Richardson, 4 Ryan Burke, 5 Jare Oguntibeju, 6 Macenzzie Duncan, 7 Joe Roberts, 8 Euan Ferrie (C), 9 Jack Oliver, 10 Matthew Urwin, 11 Ben Salmon, 12 Kerr Yule, 13 Kerr Johnston, 14 Cameron van Wyk, 15 Fergus Watson
Replacements: Seb Stephen, Gregor Hiddleston, Nathan McBeth, Rory Sutherland, Sam Talakai, Max Williamson, Dan Halkon, Dylan Cockburn, Angus Fraser, Ben Afshar, Brent Jackson, Dan Lancaster, Johnny Ventisei, Josh McKay, Ollie Smith

Match 2

12 September 2025
7.30pm
Glasgow Warriors 40 - 31 Northampton Saints
Try: Dan Lancaster
Jack Oliver
Gregor Hiddleston x 2
Johnny Matthews
Josh McKay
Con: Dan Lancaster x 4
Matthew Urwin		Preview
Report
Report
Report		Try: Callum Chick
Tom Pearson x 2
George Hendy x 2
Con: Anthony Belleau x 3
Scotstoun Stadium
Referee: Ruairidh Campbell

Glasgow Warriors: 1 Nathan McBeth, 2 Gregor Hiddleston, 3 Fin Richardson, 4 Max Williamson, 5 Alex Samuel, 6 Euan Ferrie (C), 7 Macenzzie Duncan, 8 Jack Dempsey, 9 Ben Afshar, 10 Dan Lancaster, 11 Ollie Smith, 12 Kerr Yule, 13 Kerr Johnston, 14 Fergus Watson, 15 Josh McKay
Replacements: Johnny Matthews, Jake Shearer, Sam Talakai, Jare Oguntibeju, Gregor Brown, Angus Fraser, Jack Oliver, Matthew Urwin, Ben Salmon, Johnny Ventisei, Jamie Bhatti, Seb Stephen, Dylan Cockburn, Brent Jackson, Alex Bryden
Northampton Saints: 1 Emmanuel Iyogun, 2 Craig Wright, 3 Cleopas Kundiona, 4 Ed Prowse, 5 Tom Lockett, 6 Tom Pearson, 7 Sam Graham, 8 Callum Chick, 9 Archie McParland, 10 Anthony Belleau, 11 Amena Caqusau, 12 Toby Thame, 13 Rory Hutchinson, 14 Edoardo Todaro, 15 James Ramm (C)
Replacements: Henry Walker, Danilo Fischetti, Elliott Millar Mills, Oliver Scola, Luke Green, Chunya Munga, Angus Scott-Young, Archie Benson, Fyn Brown, Jonny Weimann, Tom James, James Pater, James Martin, Tom Litchfield, Tom Rowe, George Hendy

Match 3

25 October 2025
3pm
Edinburgh Rugby 'A' 35 - 26 Glasgow Warriors 'A'
Try: Tom Currie
Jerry Blyth-Lafferty x 2
Adam McKenzie
Callum Jessop
Con: Ross Wolfenden x 5		Preview
Report
Report
Report		Try: Fergus Watson x 2
Seb Stephen
Brent Jackson
Con: Matthew Urwin
Edinburgh Rugby Stadium

Edinburgh 'A': 1. Mikey Jones, 2. Jerry Blyth-Lafferty, 3. Ollie Blyth-Lafferty, 4. Euan McVie, 5. Christian Lindsay, 6. Tom Dodd CAPTAIN, 7. Freddy Douglas, 8. Tom Currie, 9. Adam McKenzie (NTP/Watsonians), 10. Ross Wolfenden, 11. Rory McHaffie, 12. Henry Kesterton, 13. Nairn Moncrieff, 14. Malelili Satala, 15. Henry Widdowson
Replacements: 16. Jack Utterson, 17. Ben White, 18. Jamie Stewart, 19. Mac Rutherford, 20. Henry Jackaman (NTP/Watsonians), 21. Freddie Nickalls (The University of Edinburgh), 22. Callum Jessop (NTP/ Heriot’s), 23. Luca Mathieson (Newcastle University)
Glasgow Warriors 'A': 1. Jake Shearer, 2. Angus Fraser, 3. Patrick Shickerling, 4. Ryan Burke, 5. Jare Oguntibeju, 6. Dylan Cockburn, 7. Macckenzie Duncan, 8. Ally Miller (C), 9. Jack Oliver, 10. Matthew Urwin, 11. Ben Salmon, 12. Kerr Yule, 13. Kerr Johnston, 14. Cameron Van Wyk, 15. Fergus Watson
Replacements: Joe Roberts, Ollie McKenna, Finn Richardson, Johnny Morris, Brent Jackson, Duncan Weir, Johnny Ventisei, Alex Bryden

United Rugby Championship

Matches

The full fixture list was announced on 21 May 2025.

26 September 2025 (1 BP) Glasgow Warriors 35-19 Sharks Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
20:05 Try: Rowe (14')
McDowall (32')
Darge (49')
Dobie (70')
penalty try (78')
Con: Horne(15', 33', 51', 71')
 Report, 2 Try: E v.d.Merwe (9')
Tshituka (40')
Am (66')
Con: Hendrikse (41', 67')
Cards: Mavesere  77'
Mazibujo  79' 		Attendance: 6,775
Referee: Keith David
4 October 2025 Benetton 16–14 Glasgow Warriors (1 BP) Stadio Comunale di Monigo, Treviso  
17:30 Try: Menoncello (51')
Con: Umaga (53')
Pen: Umaga (26', 71')
Drop: R. Smith (81')
Cards: Cannone  67' 		Report Try: Olujare Oguntibeju (19')
McKay (29')
Con: A. Hastings (20', 30')
 Attendance: 4,806
Referee: Ben Connor
11 October 2025 (1 BP) Glasgow Warriors 49 – 0 Dragons Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
17:30 Try: Steyn (10')
Horne (25', 62')
Brown (43')
Hiddleston (47')
Matthews (67')
Penalty try (80')
Con: Hastings (11', 26', 43', 48')
Horne (62')
Lancaster(68')
 Report Cards: Dyer  80'+1 Attendance: 6,800
18 October 2025 Ospreys 17 – 42 Glasgow Warriors (1 BP) Brewery Field, Bridgend  
19:45 Try: Morgan-williams (13')
Morgan (45')
Con: Edwards (14', 46')
Pen: Edwards (24')
Cards: Lake  29' 		Report Try: Dobie (9', 50')
Steyn (16')
Matthews (40'+1)
Ferrie (62')
Duncan (76)
Con: A Hastings (9', 17' 40'+2, 51', 63')
Lancaster (77')
 Attendance: 4,861
Referee: Andrea Piardi
24 October 2025 Glasgow Warriors 21 – 12 Bulls Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
19:45 Try: Tuipulotu (5'c)
penalty try (65')
McBeth (70'c)
Con: Hastings (6', 71')
Cards: McBeth,  53' 		Report
Scoreboard 		Try: Jacobs (11'm)
le Roux (49'c)
Con: Johannes (49')
Cards: Klopper  65' 		Attendance: 6,848[20]
Referee: Craig Evans
29 November 2025 Scarlets 23 – 0 Glasgow Warriors Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli  
19:45 Try: MacLeod (16' c)
Page (49' c)
Con: Costelow (2/2) (17', 50')
Pen: Costelow (25', 31', 67')
Cards: Cuckson 71' to f.t.' 		Report Attendance: 5,444
Referee: Christopher Allison
20 December 2025 (1 BP) Glasgow Warriors 24 – 12 Edinburgh Hampden Park, Glasgow  
15:00 Try: Fagerson 10' c
Darge 51' c
Hiddleston 55' m
Stephen 77' m
Con: Hastngs (2) 11', 51'
 Report Try: Richardson 28' m
Gilchrist 72' c
Con: Thompson 72'
Cards: Hunter-Hill  77' 		Attendance: 21,093[21]
Referee: Eoghan Cross (IRFU)
27 December 2025 Edinburgh 3 - 21 Glasgow Warriors Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh  
15:00 Pen: Scott 6'
 Report Try: Dobie (2) 32' c, 79' c
Horne 76' c
Con: Adam Hastings 33'
Horne 77'
Lancaster 80'
Cards: Fraser  21' 		Attendance: 38,179
Referee: Hollie Davidson (SRU)
3 January 2026 (1 BP) Glasgow Warriors 47 – 10 Zebre Parma Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
19:45 Try: McDowall 13'c
Smith 20'c
Stephen 39' m
Dobie 59' c, 78' c
Hiddleston 74' c
Weir 77' c
Con: Hastings (2) 13' 21'
Weir (3) 60' 74' 78'
Lancaster 79'
 Report Try: Bertaccini 23' m
Quattrini 48' m
Cards: Reggeri  40' 		Attendance: 6,476[22]
Referee: Ben Breakspear (Wales)
24 January 2026 (1 BP) Zebre Parma 21 – 26 Glasgow Warriors (1 BP) Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parma  
19:45 Try: Carrera 31' c
Bertaccini 47' c
Pani 69' c
Con: Roger Farias (2/2) 31', 48'
Montemauri (1/1) 70'
Cards: Odiase  19'
Carrera  52'
Krumov  64' 		Report Try: penalty try 18'
Hiddleston (2) 24' c, 33' c
Hastings 66' m
Con: Horne (2/3) 25', 34'
Cards: Hastings  45' 		Attendance: 1,803
Referee: Robbie Jenkinson
30 January 2026 (1 BP) Glasgow Warriors 31 – 22 Munster (1 BP) Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
19:45 Try: Smith 7' c
Lancaster 8' c
Oguntibeju 33' c
McKay 40' c
Con: Lancaster (4/4) 8', 9', 34', 40+1'
Pen: Lancaster 74'
 Report Try: Coughlan 11' m
Kelly 51' m
Gleeson 61' m
Kilgallen 67' c
Con: Wood (1/2) 68'
Cards: Abrahams  39'
O'Donoghue  80+3' 		Attendance: 7,351
Referee: Craig Evans (Wales)
28 February 2026 Connacht v Glasgow Warriors The Sportsground, Galway  
15:00
21 March 2026 Glasgow Warriors v Leinster Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
17:30
27 March 2026 Glasgow Warriors v Benetton Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
19:45
18 April 2026 Lions v Glasgow Warriors Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg  
14:45
25 April 2026 Stormers v Glasgow Warriors Cape Town Stadium  
17:30
8 May 2026 Glasgow Warriors v Cardiff Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
19:45
15 May 2026 Ulster v Glasgow Warriors Ravenhill Stadium, Belfast  
19:45

Table

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts Qualification
1 Glasgow Warriors 13 10 0 3 358 187 +171 53 26 8 2 50 Qualifies for home URC quarter-final;
Qualification for the 2026–27 Champions Cup
2 Stormers 13 10 0 3 345 225 +120 43 29 6 0 46
3 Ulster 13 8 0 5 371 274 +97 53 38 7 3 42
4 Leinster 13 8 0 5 325 280 +45 48 38 8 1 41
5 Cardiff 13 8 0 5 247 250 −3 36 35 5 3 40 Qualifies for URC quarter-final;
Qualification for the 2026–27 Champions Cup
6 Munster 13 8 0 5 248 270 −22 36 37 5 2 39
7 Lions 13 7 1 5 379 359 +20 46 57 6 2 38
8 Bulls 13 7 0 6 363 309 +54 54 44 6 1 35
9 Connacht 13 6 0 7 315 312 +3 43 44 7 4 35 Qualification for the 2026–27 Challenge Cup
10 Ospreys 13 5 2 6 279 304 −25 42 47 4 1 29
11 Sharks 13 5 1 7 301 333 −32 45 43 6 1 29
12 Benetton 13 5 2 6 247 300 −53 30 40 3 1 28
13 Edinburgh 13 4 0 9 255 307 −52 40 46 3 4 23
14 Scarlets 13 4 1 8 242 311 −69 34 44 1 2 21
15 Dragons 13 2 3 8 248 315 −67 32 47 2 4 20
16 Zebre Parma 13 2 0 11 214 401 −187 29 57 2 2 12
Updated to match(es) played on 22 March 2026. Source: UnitedRugby.com
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Number of matches won 2) The difference between points for and points against 3) The number of tries scored 4) The most points scored 5) The difference between tries for and tries against 6) The fewest red cards received 7) The fewest yellow cards received.[23]


2025–26 United Rugby Championship Regional Shield tables
Italian x Scottish Shield
Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TA TBP LBP Pts Pos overall
1 Glasgow Warriors (S) 5 4 0 1 132 62 +70 20 8 3 1 20 1
2 Benetton 5 3 0 2 88 110 –22 9 14 1 1 14 12
3 Edinburgh 5 2 0 3 101 90 +11 15 13 2 1 11 13
4 Zebre Parma 5 1 0 4 100 159 –59 13 21 1 2 7 16
If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order:[24]
  1. number of matches won
  2. the difference between points for and points against
  3. the number of tries scored
  4. the most points scored
  5. the difference between tries for and tries against
  6. the fewest red cards received
  7. the fewest yellow cards received
Green background indicates teams currently leading the regional shield. Upon the conclusion of the regular season, these teams win their respective regional shields.

(S) : URC Shield champion

European Champions Cup

Glasgow Warriors were drawn in the same pool (1) as South African Durban's Sharks, English sides the Sale Sharks, Saracens and French champions Toulouse and French side ASM Clermont Auvergne.[25] As the South African side are in the same domestic league as the Warriors, they do not play each other in the group stage.[26]

Head Coach Franco Smith said of the draw:[27]

To be drawn against heavyweights and previous champions provides our squad with a chance to test themselves against some of the best this competition has to offer. Toulouse and Saracens have won this competition nine times between them, with both outfits regularly featuring in the knockout stages and challenging for silverware. Add to that Clermont, who have been in European finals and lifted the Challenge Cup before, and Sale Sharks, who have been one of the top teams in England for the last few years, we know that we will be challenged by each of our opponents. It is a challenge we look forward to. To be challenged at that level is something that excites everyone at this club and we're excited to go head-to-head with the best in Europe.

European Rugby Champions Cup Pool 1
Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts Qualification
1 Glasgow Warriors (2) 4 4 0 0 115 66 +49 17 9 4 0 20 Home Champions Cup round of 16.
2 Toulouse (8) 4 2 0 2 168 74 +94 24 11 2 2 12
3 Sale Sharks (11) 4 2 0 2 89 127 −38 13 18 2 1 11 Away Champions Cup round of 16.
4 Saracens (13) 4 2 0 2 93 70 +23 13 14 1 1 10
5 Sharks (9CC) 4 2 0 2 107 117 −10 16 17 2 0 10 Away Challenge Cup round of 16.
6 Clermont 4 0 0 4 57 165 −108 9 25 0 0 0
Source: EPCR[28]
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Number of matches won; 2) Difference between points for and against; 3) Total number of points for; 4) Aggregate number of points scored in matches between tied teams; 5) Number of matches won excluding the first match, then the second and so on until the tie is settled.

Pool matches

5 December 2025 (1 BP) Sale Sharks 21–26 Glasgow Warriors (1 BP) Salford Community Stadium, Manchester  
20:00 Try: van Rhyn 2' c
Davies 19' c
Louw 65' c
Con: du Preez (3/3) 3', 19', 66'
 Report Try: Hiddleston 31' m
Darge 39' c
Steyn 42' c
McDowall 54' c
Con: Hastings (3/4) 40', 43', 55'
 Attendance: 4,965
Referee: Pierre Brousset (France)
13 December 2025 (1 BP) Glasgow Warriors 28–21 Toulouse (1 BP) Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
20:00 Try: McKay 50' c
Brown 58' c
Tuipulotu 65' c
Hiddleston 70' c
Con: Hastings (4/4) 51', 59', 66', 71'
 Report Try: Dupont 7' c
Gourgues (2) 11' c, 35' c
Con: Ramos (3/3) 8', 12', 36'
 Attendance: 7,321
Referee: Matthew Carley (England)
10 January 2026 Clermont 21–33 Glasgow Warriors (1 BP) Stade Marcel-Michelin, Clermont  
16:15 Try: Moala 31' c
Penalty try 51'
Simone 61' c
Con: Plummer (2/2) 32', 62'
Cards: Sowakula  6' 		Report Try: Ferrie 9' m
Jones 17' c
Steyn (2) 23' c, 70' c
Dempsey 34' c
Con: Horne (4/5) 18', 24', 35', 71'
Cards: Schickerling  51'
Horne  51' 		Attendance: 16,435
Referee: Luke Pearce (England)
18 January 2026 (1 BP) Glasgow Warriors 28–3 Saracens Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow  
17:30 Try: Smith 9' c
Steyn 28' c
Horne 30' c
Stephen 80+2'
Con: Horne (3/3) 10', 28', 31'
Lancaster (1/1) 80+3'
 Report Pen: Farrell (1/1) 14'
Cards: González  21'
Caluori  75' 		Attendance: 7,321
Referee: Luc Ramos (France)

Knockout matches

Glasgow qualified for a home tie in the round of 16 with their third victory from three in the pool stage. Their fourth victory, a bonus-point win against Saracens, guaranteed top spot in Pool 1, second seeding overall and both a home quarter-final and home nation semi-final should they progress that far.

Their round of sixteen match will be against fellow United Rugby Championship team, Bulls.

Round of 16 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
            
1 Bordeaux Bègles
16 Leicester Tigers
 
 
8 Toulouse
9 Bristol Bears
 
 
4 Bath
13 Saracens
 
5 Northampton Saints
12 Castres
 
 
2 Glasgow Warriors
15 Bulls
 
 
7 Toulon
10 Stormers
 
 
3 Leinster
14 Edinburgh
 
6 Harlequins
11 Sale Sharks
Round of 16
Glasgow Warriors (2)v(15) Bulls
Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow

Warrior of the month awards

Award Winner
September Jare Oguntibeju[29]
October Ollie Smith[30]
November None
December Jamie Dobie[31]
January Jack Dempsey[32]
February
March
April
May

Competitive debuts this season

A player's nationality shown is taken from the nationality at the highest honour for the national side obtained; or if never capped internationally their place of birth. Senior caps take precedence over junior caps or place of birth; junior caps take precedence over place of birth. A player's nationality at debut may be different from the nationality shown. Combination sides like the British and Irish Lions or Pacific Islanders are not national sides, or nationalities.

Players in BOLD font have been capped by their senior international XV side as nationality shown.

Players in Italic font have capped either by their international 7s side; or by the international XV 'A' side as nationality shown.

Players in normal font have not been capped at senior level.

A position in parentheses indicates that the player debuted as a substitute. A player may have made a prior debut for Glasgow Warriors in a non-competitive match, 'A' match or 7s match; these matches are not listed.

Tournaments where competitive debut made:

Scottish Inter-District Championship Welsh–Scottish League WRU Challenge Cup Celtic League Celtic Cup 1872 Cup Pro12 Pro14 Rainbow Cup United Rugby Championship European Challenge Cup Heineken Cup / European Champions Cup

Crosshatching indicates a jointly hosted match.

Number Player nationality Name Position Date of debut Venue Stadium Opposition nationality Opposition side Tournament Match result Scoring debut
369 LancasterDan Lancaster Fly Half 2025-09-26 Home Scotstoun Stadium Sharks United Rugby Championship Win Nil
370 YuleKerr Yule Centre 2025-09-26 Home Scotstoun Stadium Sharks United Rugby Championship Win Nil
371 CraigAlex Craig Lock 2025-10-11 Home Scotstoun Stadium Dragons United Rugby Championship Win Nil
372 OliverJack Oliver (Scrum Half) 2026-01-03 Home Scotstoun Stadium Zebre United Rugby Championship Win Nil
373 CockburnDylan Cockburn (Lock) 2026-01-30 Home Scotstoun Stadium Munster United Rugby Championship Win Nil
374 UrwinMatthew Urwin (Fly Half) 2026-01-30 Home Scotstoun Stadium Munster United Rugby Championship Win Nil
375 UrwinJohnny Ventisei Centre 2026-03-21 Home Scotstoun Stadium Leinster United Rugby Championship Win Nil

Sponsorship

  • SP Energy Networks – Title Sponsor and Community Sponsor[33]

Official kit supplier

Official kit sponsors

Official sponsors

Official partners

  • Affordable Golf
  • Atlas Maintenance
  • The Botanist
  • Cameron House[35]
  • First Bus
  • Glasgow Airport
  • HF Group[36]
  • Hilton Glasgow
  • Nutrition X
  • The Park Practice

Notes

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