Perth Glory FC and fullback Scott Jamieson have agreed to mutually terminate the 26-year old defender’s contract, effective immediately.

After completing his third season with the club, Sydney born Jamieson has been granted an early release to seek alternate football opportunities.

Jamieson marked his 150th Hyundai A-League match with Perth Glory this season and also featured in the team’s FFA Cup final.

He played a total of 56 A-League games for Glory since arriving in Perth in 2012.

The club would like to thank Scott Jamieson for his contribution and wishes him every success, going forward.One might think the Navy women's basketball team was rooting for American to upset top-seeded Bucknell in the Patriot League Tournament semifinals on Friday night.

After all, the Bison had swept the Midshipmen on the way to winning the regular season championship.

However, Navy's players were actually happy as they sat in the stands at Sojka Pavilion and saw Bucknell beat American, 69-57. It means the second-seeded Mids (23-8) must meet the Bison (26-5) on their home court in front of a hostile crowd.

"When we saw that Bucknell won, we were really excited," Navy senior Sarita Condie said. "We get one last chance to prove we can beat the first place team. I think there's no better way to win a championship than to have to play the toughest team