Edinburgh University RFC - Scotland International Players

Scotland International Players

The following 55 members represented Scotland as full internationals whilst being players and members of Edinburgh University RFC.

  • J.G. Abercrombie 1949
  • J.L. Allan 1952
  • D.R Bedell-Sivright 1903
  • A.W. Black 1947
  • A Buchanan 1871
  • H.H. Bullmore 1902
  • C.W. Cathcart 1872
  • H.F.T. Chambers 1888
  • I.F. Cordial 1952
  • L.R. Currie 1948
  • J.N.G. Davidson 1952
  • M.R. Dickson 1905
  • A.S. Drybrough 1902
  • A.W. Duncan 1901
  • H.L. Evans 1885
  • E.C. Fahmy 1920
  • F.H. Fasson 1900
  • A.N. Fell 1901
  • H.N. Fletcher 1904
  • A.B. Flett 1901
  • J. Forsyth 1871
  • J.N.M. Frame 1967
  • R. Fraser 1911
  • A. Frew 1901
  • A.K. Fulton 1952
  • J.G.M. Hart 1951
  • R.A. Howie 1924
  • J.L. Huggan 1914
  • F. Hunter 1882
  • H.H.Johnston 1877
  • Eric Liddell 1922
  • W.R. Logan 1931
  • D.C. Macdonald 1953
  • J.S. Macdonald 1903
  • R. Macdonald 1950
  • J.L.H. McFarlane 1871
  • J.R. McGregor 1909
  • D.D. Mackenzie 1947
  • N.G.R. Mair 1951
  • J. Marsh 1889
  • J.G. Millican 1973
  • R.H. Morrison 1886
  • C.S. Nimmo 1920
  • F.L. Osler 1911
  • W.A. Peterkin 1881
  • J. Reid 1874
  • A.R. Ross 1911
  • E.D. Simson 1902
  • I.S. Smith 1924
  • L.E. Stevenson 1888
  • A.K. Stewart 1874
  • A.B. Timms 1896
  • W.H. Welsh1900
  • L. West 1903

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