Former Scottish Schoolboy international who joined the club on a Modern Apprenticeship in 2009. Black made his first team debut near the end of season 2010/11.
Young attacking player snapped up in 2011 after leaving Peterhead. Nicky is the son of former Rangers and Hearts player Sandy Clark.
Young striker who has worked his way through the youth system to sign a Modern Apprenticeship deal in 2010.
Joined the u19 squad on a part time deal whilst learning a career in banking but went full time with the first team squad from the start of season 2011/12. Signed an extended deal in December 2011 after making his 1st team breakthrough.
Highly experienced, creative ex Scotland internationalist. Signed a, further, one year deal to become player/coach under MacPherson
Young striker who came through as a youth with Hearts but never made the first team there before joining Clyde and later Albion Rovers. Came to the attention of Gus MacPherson and Andy Millen after rejoining Clyde.
Local lad who finally signed for his home town club in 2010 after leaving Morton. Scored for Gretna in the 2006 Scottish Cup Final.
Has agreed terms to stay at the club for another year.
Signed two days before the start of the 2009/10 league campaign. Generally played as a holding midfielder but can fill in at centre back or right back when necessary.
Turned down an offer from Morton to stay at the club for season 11/12 on the same day as the new management team.
Signed for the club on a one year deal after appearing as a trialist against Gretna 2008
One of a number of u19’s to sign on as a Modern Apprentice in the summer of 2010.
Signed a Modern Apprenticeship deal in the summer of 2010 although he had been on the bench at the tail end of the previous season.
Former Scotland B Cap signed up for the rest of the season after being released by St Johnstone despite recovering from a broken ankle.
On loan from Dunfermline until the end of the season
30 year old full back, who previously played for Gus at St Mirren
Signed a part time deal in the summer of 2010 after turning down the offer of a Modern Apprenticeship place in favour of a non-football apprenticeship. Made his debut soon after and scored against Dumbarton but then spent most of the rest of the season on loan to Gretna 2008.
The popular keeper is now in his third spell at Queens.
Gus MacPhersons first "new" signing. Joined the club after leaving Raith Rovers, for his second spell at Palmerstion, having spent almost 5 months at the club in 08/09.
Another Modern Apprentice from the u19 ranks.
Although Edinburgh born, Kevin spent his early career in England with Leeds and Sunderland before joining Dundee United. He is best known in this country though for his time on loan at Raith Rovers. Returned to Scotland with Queens after another season down South with Notts County. His brother Gordon Smith plays for Hearts.
Experienced centre half renowned for his aerial prowess. Mark is part-time and also works at Kilmarnock Prison. Recovered from injuries sustained in a serious car crash in 2010 to return to football.