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One trophy is in the bag, and a national final has been reached as Dingwall Academy’s boys look to add more silverware to their collection.
Seven prizes were given to players following the final game of the regular Premiership season against Motherwell.
It was the closest possible final, with the overall winner being decided by less than a second in the end.
The margins quite literally could not have been closer as the Highland heavyweight only just missed out on a fourth title.
Ross County will need to overcome Livingston in the next eight days to keep top flight football in the Highlands.
The outcome against Motherwell in Dingwall did not end up mattering as Dundee got the result they needed against St Johnstone.
Tom and Luke were both well-placed after the first day of qualifying, so could they get the job done to progress?
Ross County need results elsewhere to go their way to avoid a play-off, but one of their stars is determined to focus on the task at hand in Dingwall.
Two of the athletics club’s members have been qualified for the squad outright, with a third named as reserve.
The young Staggies have done it!
It is a simple equation for the Staggies this Sunday: win, or face a third consecutive relegation play-off to preserve their top flight status.
The world’s strongest brothers are both bidding to reach the final in California.
Ahead of next month’s event, the Highland group have joined with dozens of their counterparts across Scotland to issue a joint-statement.
Ross County’s women’s team have returned to form in recent weeks, and secured a big win in their last home game of the season.
No Ross County men’s academy side has ever reached a cup final before, but the current under-18s could put some silverware in the trophy cabinet.
It took a 96th minute spot kick to keep County’s hopes of avoiding a third consecutive play-off alive, but now it is all to play for this weekend.
The battle to avoid the play-off, though, will go down to the final day on Sunday.
It could be a momentous few days for Dingwall Academy’s second year boys’ football team.
Two full games to save Ross County’s season almost feels like a luxury for one of the club’s forwards.
The Staggies could still finish in any of the bottom three places in the top flight, but can take a big step towards safety on Wednesday night.
