11 – Gregor Tait (Musselburgh)
8 – Scott Bickerstaff (Marr)
7 – Rhys Davies (Currie Chieftains), Max MacFarlane (GHA) and Matty Carryer & Ronan McKean (both Hawick)
6 – Ryan Southern (Currie Chieftains), Ru Campbell & Robbie Kent (both Edinburgh Accies), Lewis McNamara (Glasgow Hawks), Morgan Tait (Hawick), Paulo Ferreira (Jed-Forest), Sandy Watt (Musselburgh) and Ben Pickles (Selkirk)
5 – Conor Bickerstaff and Jamie Shedden (both Marr)
4 – Cole Imrie, Mark Sinclair & Jamie Sole (all Edinburgh Accies), Kirk Ford & Shawn Muir (both Hawick), Lewis Young (Jed-Forest) and Mackenzie Pearce & Jack Scott (both Marr)
51 – Currie Chieftains
46 – Edinburgh Accies & Marr
45 – Hawick
37 – Musselburgh
33 – Glasgow Hawks & Selkirk
29 – Jed-Forest
27 – GHA
26 – Aberdeen Grammar
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99 – Gregor Hunter (Currie Chieftains)
86 – Liam Brims (Glasgow Hawks)
81 – Kirk Ford (Hawick)
70 – Danny Owenson (Musselburgh)
69 – Gary Munro (Jed-Forest)
55 – Tom Aplin (Aberdeen Grammar)
51 – Jamie Loomes (Edinburgh Accies)
48 – Scott Clark (Selkirk)
30 – Colin Sturgeon (Marr)
26 – Calum Inglis
23 – George Baird (GHA)
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