White (now with Sky Sports), Jim Delahunt, and finally, the pairing of Grant Stott and Andy Walker, who also anchored STV's Champions League coverage. Other key members of the Scotsport on-air team during its run included the likes of Bob Crampsey, Jock Brown, and Gerry McNee. In 1982, Sally McNair joined the show and become the first female TV sports journalist in Scotland. Six years later, Hazel Irvine (who joined Scottish Television as a continuity announcer) became co-presenter of the Friday night preview show, Extra Time - she defected to the rival Sportscene programme in 1990. A controversial revamp of the SPL highlights show in 2004 saw the arrival of Sarah O'Flaherty (known as Sarah O) and Julyan Sinclair, who co-anchored Scotsport SPL on Monday nights for two seasons. In its latterday run, match commentators included Archie Macpherson (former Sportscene presenter), Jock Brown, Ian Crocker, Rob MacLean, Ken McRobb and David McKinney. Spin-off shows World of Sport from Scotland (billed as Scotsport Special) was broadcast as a occasional opt out from the network version of World of Sport on Saturday afternoons, it was presented by Arthur Montford and largely featured live and highlights coverage of Scottish sporting events incorporated with the network sporting events. Scotsport Results launched on 15 August 1964 and was broadcast on Saturday teatimes at around 5pm during the football season. It was presented by Arthur Montford, and latterly, Jim White until the end of the 1992/93 football season. Since then, A Scottish football results programme has been broadcast on BBC One Scotland known as Afternoon Sportscene (now Sportscene Results). From 1979 to 1984, a short preview programme called Sport Extra aired on Friday evenings at 6.25pm, following Scotland Today. ]Between the 1988–89 and 1999–2000 seasons, Scotsport Extra Time (later renamed simply Extra Time from 8 January 1994) aired mostly on Friday nights starting on 28 October 1988 at 10.35pm lasting until 17 December 1993 moving to Saturday lunchtimes at 12:30pm from 8 January 1994 until 11 May 1996 and then moving to Friday nights at 7:00pm at the beginning of the new season on 10 August 1996 and featured previews of the weekend's fixtures, interviews and other sports including ice hockey, rugby, snooker and golf. Jim White presented the programme - alongside Hazel Irvine for the first two seasons - until his move to Sky in 1998 with his last programme on 10 May. Jim Delahunt