Grange coach Martin Constable was still up-beat despite the club being edged 2-0 by Western Wildcats in the hockey play-off at Glasgow’s National Hockey Centre.
Constable, a former Grange player, said: “Gold in the men’s Premiership, silver in the play-offs and bronze in Europe.”
Looking back at the game on Sunday against Western, he said it was a high-quality tussle between two high-quality side and there was virtually nothing in it.
Dylan Bean hit the post from a well-worked corner, he said, and Constable added: “Western were awarded a penalty on the counter attack. It was well put away by Andrew McConnell.
“Western scored a second on the break as Grange threw numbers forward and Adam McKenzie finished a slick move.”
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