Rangers prospect Alex Lowry will hope boss Michael Beale was watching his Lowland League showing as he netted a hat-trick against Civil Service Strollers.
The talented midfielder has been hampered by by injury this season after he was stretchered off after a horror challenge in Challenge Cup clash with Dumbarton back in August, but has since returned to full fitness and has been a regular for the B team side in the fifth tier of Scottish football. Following Beale's arrival from Queens Park Rangers he was thrown back into the first-team picture and was snapped at Auchenhowie during the Londoner's early sessions at the helm.
Since then he has gone on to make just one appearance for the first-team, when he was handed a surprise start during the 3-0 win over Motherwell. The 19-year-old was replaced after 66 minutes and is now back with the Colt team having failed to make the bench against Celtic or Dundee United.
