A look at our final loan report for the season.

Aston Oxborough

Aston Oxborough and Dunfermline have been an exciting journey this season.

Since our last report, Oxborough has played five games, taking his appearance count to 15 for the season.

Rounding off the league season with a 2-0 win over Queen’s Park and a 0-0 draw with Arbroath, the Pars secured a spot in the promotion playoffs. In the first leg of the quarter-final, Dunfermline beat Arbroath 1-0 and then travelled to Gayfield for the second leg.

Oxborough conceded a penalty kick in the latter stages of the match with the game at 0-0, but the shot-stopper made amends by saving the spot kick.

Dunfermline was eventually eliminated from the playoffs following a narrow defeat to Partick Thistle over two legs with Oxborough missing for the second leg due to a temporary recall.

Dunfermline then took on Champions Celtic in the Scottish Cup final. Despite a brave performance, the Pars lost out 3-1.

Appearances: 15
Clean Sheets: 7

Jack McConnell

Jack McConnell didn’t make his debut for Cowdenbeath after joining the Lowland League side in January; however, he gained valuable experience during his six-month stay.

Cowdenbeath finished 11th in the table.

Appearances: 0

Scott Williamson

Scott Williamson didn’t feature in the latter stages of the season for Cowdenbeath due to injury but did make 18 appearances in total this season.

With 14 starts to his name, Williamson was trusted in his first season playing men’s football and accumulated a large amount of minutes played this season.

Appearances: 18
Assists: 2

Kofi Balmer

Kofi Balmer’s loan spell at Bristol Rovers couldn’t have gone much better. Making 23 appearances in total, Rovers went on a stunning run of form to charge up the table.

Winning 14 of their last 16 matches in the season, Rovers finished 14th in the table on 62 points.

Balmer also picked up the Goal of the Season award for his wonderful strike against Walsall.

Appearances: 23
Goals: 2
Assists: 2
Clean Sheets: 7

Jay Gillies

Jay Gillies earned some valuable experience and playing minutes with Cumbernauld Colts this season.

The defender played seven times across the campaign, scoring one goal, which came against Broxburn.

Gillies and Cumbernauld Colts finished sixth in the Lowland League standings.

Appearances: 7
Goal: 1

Ewan Wilson

Ewan Wilson played 21 matches this season at Raith Rovers.

Raith Rovers narrowly missed out on a playoff spot. His minutes were sporadic towards the end of the campaign, but he did feature in the dramatic win over Ross County in the final game.

It’s been another season of learning for Wilson, who will now return to Motherwell for the start of pre-season.

Appearances: 21
Assists: 1

Campbell Forrest

Campbell Forrest has played three matches for Hamilton Accies since our April report.

Playing nine games for Accies this season, Forrest was involved in the end-of-season playoffs for the League One side as they fought to retain their League One status.

Those three appearances came from the bench, with Forrest featuring in both semi-final matches against Forfar. Hamilton progressed to the final and beat Clyde over two legs to stay in League One next season.

Appearances: 9
Assists: 1

Olly Whyte

What a season for Olly Whyte, who rounded off his wonderful campaign with a win in the promotion play-off against Alloa Athletic. Although losing the second leg, the Warriors managed to secure their spot in the Championship for the first time in their history.

Overall, Whyte made 47 appearances for Stenhousemuir and scored ten goals in all competitions. Whyte missed one game all season for Gary Naysmith’s side.

Appearances: 47
Goals: 10
Assists: 1

Dylan Wells

Dylan Wells finished on ten appearances for Stirling Albion this season, having missed the majority of the campaign.

In those ten appearances, Wells scored one goal and assisted four times.

Stirling finished 8th in League Two this season on 38 points, 14 points clear of bottom-of-the-table Edinburgh City.

Appearances: 8
Assists: 3
Goal: 1

Apostolos Stamatelopoulos

Apostolos Stamatelopoulos’ and Sydney FC’s season has concluded.

Sydney finished 5th in the A-League, which earned them a spot in the grand finals. Defeating Newcastle Jets over two legs, they could look forward to the grand final against Auckland FC, however the lost narrowly 1-0.

Stamatelopoulos scored against Newcastle Jets in the semi-final first leg, his third goal in Sydney colours.

Appearances: 14
Goals: 3

Nathan Lawson

Nathan Lawson enjoyed a successful season with Cowdenbeath in the Lowland League. Scoring three goals and making 23 appearances, Lawson got a taste for first-team football with Cowdenbeath ending their season strongly.

Appearances: 23
Goals: 3
Assists: 2

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