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Stuart Kettlewell is urging his players to revel in the challenge of tackling four of Scotland’s top six in the next month – and create shockwaves.
Kirkhill golfer John Forbes successfully defended his title at the Muir of Ord Golf Club Championship after defeating Nathan Mackenzie.
Although the Camanachd Cup final will not be played as scheduled tomorrow, sponsors Tulloch Homes are still supporting the game’s governing body.
Graeme Carney was happy with Ross County Cricket Club’s performance last week, despite losing to Northern Counties by eight wickets on home turf.
Jordan Tillson insists Ross County’s spirit and morale remains buoyant despite a poor points return on positive performances in recent matches.
Susan Campbell became Muir of Ord Golf Club’s ladies’ champion for the second time after a final hole thriller against Gayle Anderson.
Both sides saw batsmen hit triple figures at Castle Leod, but it was Northern Counties who got the better of their hosts Ross County by eight wickets.
Stuart Kettlewell reckons Ross County need to be more ruthless in the penalty area and take after Celtic's lead last weekend in the future.
Competing against the pedigree of quadruple Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah, Maryburgh athlete Sean Chalmers broke his club's record in a half marathon.
Stuart Kettlewell insists he is ready to take any punishment on the chin as a hearing into his conduct at Livingston last month takes place today.
