Connor Randall has been Ross County's unlikely midfield maestro so far this season – but the switch looks like it could be a tactical masterstroke.
Malky Mackay was delighted with his players' first half performance away at Airdrie – and equally happy that they found a way to win in the end.
Ross County had to battle to progress in the League Cup – but they found a way into the quarter finals despite being taken into extra time by Airdrie.
A new programme at Ross Sutherland will merge specialist rugby coaching with academic qualifications in a one-off scheme in the Caley North region.
Kinlochshiel's head coach has issued a rallying cry to his players ahead of their Camanachd Cup semi final against grand slam champions Kingussie.
The rugby club's community team are reaching as many youngsters as they ever have – and that is already translating to success stories in Invergordon.
Malky Mackay does not expect major changes at Celtic from Brendan Rodgers, who he has been friends with stretching back to the pair's Watford days.
Strathpeffer cyclist Fin Graham's first qualifying event at the World Cycling Championships in Glasgow went about as well as it possibly could have.
Malky Mackay is largely happy with his squad ahead of County's Premiership opener at Celtic, but has not ruled out 'one or two' more additions.
One young Staggie, who featured in pre-season, has linked up with a former Ross County midfielder as he heads back out on loan.
Ross-shire cyclist ready for title defence.
Ahead of Highland Pride this weekend, organisers have spoken about what they hope people will be able to take away from the celebrations.
It is all change for the Stags ahead of the 2023/24 Caledonia North Two season after a Scottish Rugby restructure.
Josh Reid's first spell at Ross County was played behind closed doors – so he cannot wait to hear Staggies fans roar after returning to Dingwall.
Malky Mackay hopes the Staggies can emulate the success of 2016 when silverware made its way to Dingwall.
Malky Mackay thinks the minimum expectation for each Premiership side in the League Cup will be to top their group – and Ross County are no different.
Another Ross County youngster has gone out on loan, making the step up to League Two after playing in the Highland League last season.
The new-look leadership group within Ross County's squad have an important role to play in helping signings settle, according to Malky Mackay.
Two Ross County youngsters have secured loan moves to the Highland League off the back of one of the club's pre-season friendlies.
Multi-gold medallist Fin Graham's place in the GB squad has been confirmed for next month's world championships – which are coming to Scotland.
