Raith Rovers' drive to bring back senior women's team after four-year absence. Raith Rovers, a Scottish Championship club, is set to revive its senior women's team after a four-year absence. The club's interim chairman, John Sim, has confirmed plans to establish the team in the fifth tier of the Scottish women's football pyramid. The team will be a significant addition to the club's women's football program, which currently only has teams up to 18 years old. Sim has stated that the club is confident that it can secure sponsorship and deal with the costs associated with establishing the team. The team is expected to start playing competitively in 2027-2028, with the aim of eventually reaching the top tier of Scottish women's football. Raith Rovers' recently-installed general manager, Davey Byrne, is expected to be a key asset in the team's development, having previously worked with Montrose's ladies team. Byrne has experience in women's football and has been able to share his knowledge with the club. The team's revival is a significant step forward for women's football in Scotland, and Raith Rovers is committed to providing opportunities for female players to develop their skills and compete at the highest level. The club's commitment to women's football is a testament to its dedication to promoting the sport and providing opportunities for all players, regardless of age or ability. Raith Rovers' senior women's team is expected to be a major force in Scottish women's football, and the club is excited to see the team compete at the highest level. The team's revival is a significant milestone for the club, and Raith Rovers is committed to continuing to support and develop women's football in Scotland.