arms of the SRU that was granted by the Lord Lyon King of Arms on 28 February 1973, for the centenary season. The coat of arms is still in use today, but in the main the SRU use the commercial thistle logo on jerseys and stationary. The coat of arms has the motto "Non Sine Gloria", meaning "Not Without Glory". Domestic Rugby The SRU oversees the national league system, known as the Scottish League Championship, and consisting of: a Premiership of 20 teams across 2 divisions. a National Leagues of 20 teams across 2 regional divisions. Regional Leagues of 150 clubs in 18 divisions across three regions It also oversees the Scottish Cup. It is not directly responsible for local, university or 2nd XV leagues. Women's & Girls Rugby See also Scottish Women's Rugby. Since the Scottish Women's Rugby Union merged with Scottish Rugby in 2009 the governing body also oversees Women's Fixtures. Tennent's Women's Premier League 2018–19 Tennent's Women's National League 1 2018–19 Tennent's Women's National League 2 2018–19 Tennent's Women's North League 2018-19 Women's National Development League 2018-19 A National Cup competition: Sarah Beaney Cup 2015–16 BT Women's Bowl Regional Cup Competition: Donna Kennedy Cup National teams The SRU oversees Scotland's national teams. The most prominent team is the Scotland national rugby union team, which competes in the Six Nations tournament every year and in the Rugby World Cup every four years. The SRU also oversees the Scotland national sevens team, which competes every year in the World Rugby Sevens Series. And the SRU oversees the Scotland national women's rugby team. The head coach of the Scotland national rugby union team is Gregor Townsend, who began in June 2017. Scott Johnson is Director of Rugby. The head coach of the Scottish national women's rugby team is Shade Munro. North American initiatives On 28 March 2019, the SRU announced that it had taken a minority stake in Old Glory DC, a team set to begin play in Major League Rugby (MLR), the current top level of the sport in the United States and Canada, in 2020. As MLR operates on a "single-entity" business model similar to the two countries' Major League Soccer, with the league owning all teams and the team operators being league shareholders, this effectively meant that the SRU had taken a small stake in MLR itself. Personnel The current president is Ian Barr who succeeded Dee