Ryan Hardie scored a late double as Raith beat bottom side St Mirren 2-0 to end their 15-game winless run in the Ladbrokes Championship. Rovers were forced to field midfielder Ryan Stevenson in goal in last week's 1-0 defeat by Ayr but there was no such drama on Wednesday night as new signing Pavol Penksa took the gloves. A St Mirren win would have moved the strugglers to within three points o...Full Story »

Raith came from behind to claim a 3-2 victory at Dumbarton to further consolidate the last promotion play-off spot in the Ladbrokes Scottish Championship. Christian Nade gave the hosts a first-half advantage before Ryan Hardie equalised four minutes after the restart. Goals from Aidan Connolly and James Craigen in the space of ten minutes then put Raith ahead. Steven Saunders's last-minute head...Full Story »

Ryan Hardie scored a hat-trick as Raith bounced back from their midweek defeat to Rangers with a nervy 4-3 victory over St Mirren at Stark's Park. Hardie opened the scoring as early as the third minute by springing the offside track and slotting low past Buddies goalkeeper Ross Callachan. Hardie then turned provider midway through the first half with a defence splitting pass teeing up Mark Ste...Full Story »

Declan McManus' second-half brace was not enough as Raith struck back late on to edge a 3-2 victory over Morton in their Championship clash at Stark's Park. McManus fired wide for the visitors in a lively start before Rovers defender Rory McKeown put his side ahead after seven minutes, slotting home from just outside the box with his first goal for the club. Morton looked to pull one back and ...Full Story »

Rangers claim Raith Rovers' questioning of Ryan Hardie's return from Scotland Under-19 duty ahead of their clash on Saturday is "baffling". The Ibrox club also claim their rivals have "besmirched the honour" of assistant manager Davie Weir in doing so and are seeking an apology. The Kirkcaldy club released a statement on Thursday asking if the Scottish FA's compliance officer agreed with them ...Full Story »

Rangers' teenage striker Ryan Hardie marked his first ever Light Blues start with a brace as Stuart McCall's side clinched a 3-1 win over Dumbarton. The 18-year-old had made just four substitute appearances before facing the Sons at the Dumbarton Stadium, but his double put Rangers in command after they fell behind to Mark Wilson' second-minute opener. The former Celtic full-back's last goal w...Full Story »