Ayrshire Bulls and Stirling Wolves Prediction: A final to remember for the two sides

For tomorrow afternoon's Super Series Championship Final duel against Stirling Wolves at the Hive Stadium, Ayrshire Bulls have selected a solid squad, but they are strengthened by the opportune return of former Scotland international Grant Stewart at hooker in place of the injured Alex McGuire. 

Ayrshire Bull will begin the competition as favorites even though they came in second place at the end of the league portion of this season. However, they will be up against opponents who snuck into the play-offs in fourth place but produced a performance that bristled with power and intelligence to eliminate a Heriot's team that had been the most dominant force in the competition during the regular season. The availability of Andy Stirrat at outside center to link up in a powerful midfield pair with Bobby Beattie is also a huge boost for the Millbrae men, who are hoping to recapture the championship title they won in 2021 after losing to the Watsonians in the final of the competition the previous year. William Farquhar has also made a full recovery from his injury, and he will serve as a backup for the prop position on the bench.

Stirling Wolves have proven that they should not be discounted only because they finished the regular season in fourth place. Stirling Wolves were victorious in their lone play-off match against Heriots, a formidable team that finished in first place in the rankings. Despite the fact that this will be yet another difficult challenge for this team, we anticipate that they will continue to demonstrate a high level of play as they work toward winning the Super Series. 

The Stirling Wolves put off their sheep's clothing and caused a major upset by defeating a Heriot's team last weekend. They will be hoping to take another significant scalp this weekend, and if they play at the same level as they did the week before, there is no reason why they can't move from coming in dead last in the 2022 Championship to winning it this time around. Ayrshire Bulls, on the other hand, have the kind of big-match experience that neither Heriot's nor the Wolves can draw on. Furthermore, with the Stirrat-Beattie partnership back in harness in midfield, Grant Stewart adding international experience at the pit-face, and a back-row triumvirate that will take no prisoners, I am backing Ayrshire Bulls to win at home.