The win on Sunday saw the boys rack up a century of points in their last two outings while keeping their own line intact.
Unavailability issues meant the Glen's Boys included three guest players from the home club in their starting line-up, and all three played their part in a thoroughly professional 10-try victory against a home side that certainly weren't just there to make up the numbers.
Pick of the players was Pete Keenan who was sensational in an unfamiliar scrum-half role, helping himself to five tries. Cammie Moore wasn't far behind, bagging a brace and keeping the back door firmly closed with some sledgehammer tackling - this fella's a born full-back.
The Glen's lads barely let Strathaven out of their own half and were working together so well as a team that late arrival Joshua was on the pitch for barely a minute before quick hands sent him over the line. Josh Storrie powered in for his usual brute-force score while Chris Elliott scored a real captain's try, rounding off a good team move.
Louie Fisher, who went well at fly-half, converted five, Cammie M one, with Harry Nelson and Ben Smith as usual doing much of the hard work as the Glens boys ruled the rucks.
Euan Shaw and Josh combined well in the centres and, with Robert and Cammie Coffield prominent in a powerful pack display, coaches Stevie and Alan were proud of a real team effort.
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