Andrew Ross (rugby player)

Not to be confused with the Andrew Ross, Scottish rugby player, c.1880–1916

Andrew Ross (born 8 November 1904) was a Scottish rugby union player who played international rugby for Scotland and the British Lions.

He played as hooker for Kilmarnock RFC and was capped for Scotland.

He toured with the 1924 British Lions tour to South Africa, playing in matches against Western Province, Western Province Universities and Rhodesia.^[1]

References

↑ "British and Irish Lions - Andrew Ross". Retrieved 2012-07-05.

British and Irish Lions – 1924 South Africa tour

Forwards	Blakiston (Blackheath) Bradley (Dolphin) Brand (North of Ireland FC) Clinch (Dublin University) Cove-Smith (Old Merchant Taylors) (capt) D.S. Davies (Hawick and Scotland) R.G. Henderson (Northern and Scotland) Hendrie (Heriots FP and Scotland) R.A. Howie (Kirkcaldy RFC and Scotland) Marsden-Jones (Cardiff and London Welsh) McPherson (Newport) McVicker (Collegians) Roche (UCC and Newport) Ross (Kilmarnock and Scotland) Voyce (Gloucester)

Backs	J.H. Bordass (Cambridge University) Cunningham (Lansdowne) H. Davies (Newport) Drysdale (Heriots FP and Scotland) W.F. Gaisford (St. Bart's Hospital) V. Griffiths (Newport) Holliday (Aspatria) Harris (Blackheath) Harding (Swansea) Kinnear (Heriots FP and Scotland) Maxwell (Birkenhead Park) Ian Smith (Oxford University and Scotland) Waddell (Glasgow Academicals and Scotland) Wallace (Percy Park) Whitley (Northern) Young (Blackheath)

Coach	Manager: Harry Packer

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