the 1–1 draw with Rangers four days earlier, also at Hampden Park. Most league points (2 points for a win system): 55; Scottish Division 2; 1985–86 Most league points (3 points for a win system): 92; Scottish Division 2; 2012–13 First ever Scottish League Match under floodlights: Rangers versus Queen of the South; Ibrox Park; 7 March 1956; Rangers 8 Queens 0; Rangers player Don Kitchenbrand scored five goals in this match. Highest free standing floodlights in Scottish football: Queens floodlights were first used on 29 October 1958 and at high they are the tallest in Scotland. To mark the occasion Preston North End sent a team north for a friendly match. Highest terrace in Scottish football: Following the trend towards all seater stadia, the height differential between the lowest and highest step on the Portland Drive terrace, records this as the highest remaining terrace in Scottish football. Individuals As of 25 February 2023 Longest serving player: Iain McChesney – 1960 to 1981 (615 appearances and scored 79 goals) Record league scorer in a season: Alexander "Jimmy" Gray – 37 goals in the 1927-28 season Record scorer (all competitions) in a season: Stephen Dobbie - 43 goals in the 2018-19 season Most capped player: Billy Houliston (3 caps; 1948–49 season; 3–2 v Northern Ireland at Hampden (scoring two goals on his debut in the 30th & 89th minute), 3–1 v England at Wembley and 2–0 v France at Hampden. First Queens players to earn four senior Scottish football medals while playing for the club: Jim Thomson and Andy Aitken (winners of the 2001–02 Second Division and 2002–03 Scottish Challenge Cup; runners up in the 1997–98 Scottish Challenge Cup and 2007–08 Scottish Cup). Most decorated Queens player with four winners medals: Derek Lyle (2001–02 & 2012–13 Second Division; 2002–03 & 2012–13 Scottish Challenge Cup) Record transfer fee received: Andy Thomson; £250,000; Southend United; 1994 Fastest hat-trick: Tommy Bryce; 1 minute 46 seconds Guinness World Records in the 6–0 win versus Arbroath on 18 December 1993. Bryce's hat-trick was recorded in the 8th, 9th & 10th minutes by the match referee Louis Thow. Bryce also scored a fourth goal in this match. Longest distance goal by an outfield player: Ryan McCann – in the Scottish Cup Quarter Final 2–0 win versus Dundee on 8 March 2008. First player to collect the complete set of four senior Scottish football winners medals: Andy Goram