BOTH Greenock and Port Glasgow Juniors are back in training ahead of the new season.
Their respective squads will have a new look, with some signings made by both sides and other players set to move on.
Friendly matches are under way as both sides get into gear for their third division league campaigns.
Greenock have only played the one game so far, as BSC Glasgow pulled out of what was meant to be an initial match.
Nock travelled to Premier League cracks Largs Thistle and put in a respectable performance as they went down 2-0.
Their pre-season preparations continue with a trip to Benburb, another top tier outfit, on Wednesday before they face Greenock under-20s on Saturday at Battery Park.
The club said it as was 'delighted' to retain the services of cultured and experienced attacking centre midfielder Craig Brown, who has re-signed for another campaign.
They have also added Stewart Leitch, a left sided centre half who was previously playing semi professional football in Northern Ireland.
Over at Parklea, Port Glasgow hosted St Peters of Division 4 provided the opposition last midweek.
The local side recorded a comfortable 4-0 success with two goals for Macaulay McArthur and debut strikes for new signings David McKenna and Ross McPherson.
On Saturday they enjoyed an entertaining 3-3 draw away to second division Yoker Athletic which included a late comeback thanks to a fine Shaun Wigzell penalty save and goals for McPherson, Jonny Gallacher and McKenna, grabbing the leveller with seconds remaining.
The Undertakers tackle more second division opposition on Wednesday with a trip to Maryhill before hosting another side from a tier above in Larkhall Thistle at Parklea on Saturday.
Meanwhile in Greenock's June 100 Club the winners were: 1st - 31; 2nd - 7; and 3rd - 65. All prizes hae been claimed and the club wishes to thank all players, families and sponsors and friends of the club for their continued support.
*Greenock are sponsored by Saveheat, Keystore Cowal View, declanbyrnemusic, The Lighthouse Bar, McGill's, ARC and Blairs.
*Port Glasgow are sponsored by Dragon Soop, Dare2CreateIT, Caledonian Bar, Club Shop Direct and Temporal Travel
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