Western Isles representative football team

Western Isles
Association Western Isles Island Games Association
Most caps Scott Maciver
Domhnal Mackay (10)
Top scorer Scott Maciver (6)
Home stadium Goathill Park, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
First colours
First international
 Guernsey 2–1 Western Isles Outer Hebrides
(11 July, 2005)
Biggest win
Outer Hebrides Western Isles 7–1 Falkland Islands 
(30 June, 2009)
Biggest defeat
Isle of Man Isle of Man 9–0 Western Isles Outer Hebrides
(28 June, 2015)

The Western Isles representative team is the representative football team for the Western Isles, Scotland. They are not affiliated with FIFA or UEFA. Most players selected either play in the Lewis and Harris Football League or the Uist & Barra Football League. The team has participated in several Island Games tournaments since 2005.[1]

Selected internationals

Date Venue Opponent Score
Jul 03 2009Aland Western Isles Menorca1–4
Jun 30 2009Aland Western Isles Falkland Islands7–1
Jun 29 2009Aland Western IslesIsle of Man Isle of Man0–5
Jun 28 2009Aland Western Isles Gotland2–1
Apr 24 2009Aland Western Isles Shetland1–0
Jul 5 2007Rhodes Western Isles Bermuda U231–0
Jul 4 2007Rhodes Western Isles Rhodes0–1
Jul 2 2007Rhodes Western Isles Gotland3–1
Jul 1 2007Rhodes Western Isles Gotland2–1
Sep 15 2006Western Isles Western Isles Shetland3–1
Jul 15 2005Shetland Western IslesIsle of Man Isle of Man4–0
Jul 14 2005Shetland Western Isles Orkney5–4
Jul 13 2005Shetland Western Isles Ynys Môn0–0
Jul 12 2005Shetland Western Isles Greenland4–4
Jul 11 2005Shetland Western Isles Guernsey1–2

Squad 2009

The following players were in the 2009 Island Games squad.[2]

  • (GK) Colin Macritchie (Stornoway Athletic)
  • (GK) Martin MacPhee (Stornoway United)
  • Andrew Dunn (Lochs FC)
  • Niall Gibson (Lochs FC)
  • Ross Hall (Back FC)
  • Donald Mackay (Carloway FC)
  • Donald Mackay
  • Michael Mackay (Back FC)
  • Scott Maciver (Stornoway Athletic)
  • Martin Maclean (Back FC)
  • Kenneth Maclennan (Carloway FC)
  • Murdo Maclennan(Back FC)
  • Euan Macleod (Back FC)
  • David Macmillan (Lochs FC)
  • Donal MacPhail (West Side FC)
  • Stuart MacPherson (Point FC)
  • John Morrison (Lochs FC)
  • Andrew Murray (Lochs FC)
  • Duncan Steele

Squad 2017

The following were in the 2017 Island Games squad. [3]

  • (GK) James Macleod (Lochs FC)
  • Gordon Mackenzie
  • Domhnall Mackay (Carloway FC)
  • Angus Macdonald (Point FC)
  • DI Maclennan (Carloway FC)
  • Peter Mackenzie (Lochs FC)
  • Gordon Campbell (West Side FC)
  • Alasdair Gillies
  • Innes Iain Morrison (West Side FC)
  • Archie Macdonald (Carloway FC)
  • Robert Mackenzie
  • Robert Jones (Point FC)
  • Micheil Smith (Ness FC)
  • Martainn Shields (West Side FC)
  • Eachainn Miller
  • Alexander Macdonald
  • Luke Mackay
  • Stewart Munro

References

  1. ↑ "Island Games get underway with a win". Stornoway Gazette. 29 June 2009. Retrieved 14 September 2011.
  2. ↑ Non-FIFA News Archived June 28, 2009, at the Wayback Machine.
  3. ↑ "WIIGA Preview - Men's Football where a blend of youth and experience is key". Stornoway Gazette. 2 June 2017.


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