Lowland League: Club-by-club guide to the 2022/23 season

Manager: Gary Jardine will be looking to build on a successful 2021/2022 for the Christie Gillies Park outfit.

Last season: 7th.

Players in: Marc Laird (Stirling Albion), Conrad Balatoni (Clyde), Arnie Kasa (Linlithgow Rose), Innes Lawson (Edinburgh University), Louis Kennedy (Stirling University), Baris Ozturk (Istanbulsor).

Player out: Mark McConnell (Broxburn Athletic).

One to watch: Striker Innes Lawson had a fine season last year with divisional rivals Edinburgh University and will be keen to pick up where he left off.

Manager's aspirations: "Like every season the key aim for us is to improve on the season before. But, given the nature of the league this year with the additions of Hearts B, Tranent and Cowdenbeath, to finish in the top six is a tough ask. Coupled with that, the commitment of others chasing promotion and those financially backed, it would be fantastic if we could break into that bracket. We've looked to add a bit of experience with Marc Laird and Conrad Balatoni is a real coup for the club."

Edinburgh News prediction: Jardine has recruited well with a blend of youth and experience. Strollers are more than capable of mixing it with the best in the division and should be confident of finishing in the top half of the table.

Manager: Dorian Ogunro is also entering his 11th season at the helm of the students.

Last season: 16th.

Players in: Ben Mail, Ryan Murray. More to sign after freshers' trials.

Players out: Nic Buxton, Robbie Sinclair, Aiden Kemp, Innes Lawson. In a few months: Patrick Baird, Alex Ainslie, Ross McGuire, James Lawton.

One to watch: David Maskrey will again be expected to chip in with his fair share of goals for the East Peffermill club.

Manager's aspirations: "We are realistic with our