The Allied Vehicles Tigers booked their place in the top four of the table, and a slot in the Cab Direct Championship play-offs, and now the focus is about finishing as high up the table as possible.
Glasgow travel to Plymouth Gladiators on Tuesday (7pm) and visit Redcar on Friday before a final home meeting with Scunthorpe on September 4.
Cami Brown, Tigers’ team manager, said: “It’s job done so far. It’s been a bit of a grind. We’ve had to overcome a fair bit of adversity with injuries and then losing Kyle Howarth and Mario Hausl.
“In truth, we’ve had so many of the team in and out of form. The only time I’ve felt we’ve all been on song at the same time were at Oxford and Workington.”
He added: “Now we want to keep a decent momentum going with our remaining fixtures at Plymouth and Redcar and home to Scunthorpe.
“It’s good to reach the play-offs, that’s the minimum requirement really at this club. Now it’s making it count when it matters in the play-offs.”
He recalled that Tigers have reached the play-offs in ten times out of the last 11 seasons and gone on to make five Grand Finals.
TALK-IN: Cami Bown (right) in the pits at Armadale. Picture Nigel Duncan
They have won the title once and ambitious Brown said: “That isn’t a decent record. This year we go into it on the back foot having to use two guests. Those choices will be pivotal on whether we can go all the way.”
