Eleven riders started in wet conditions in Wick Wheelers’ latest 10-mile time trial last Thursday, but two suffered punctures and did not finish.
Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association’s annual open shoot in Wick at the weekend attracted entrants from as far afield as Orkney and Dumfries.
Berriedale’s fun run and walk event was well supported, with runners and walkers from Sutherland and Inverness as well as from Caithness.
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Halkirk FC were presented with a new away kit prior to their Eain Mackintosh Cup tie against Keiss at Recreation Park this week.
Dounreay Fly Fishing Association held an evening All Lochs competition on Friday as part of the 2025 Boat League championship.
Round one of the annual NC500 Caithness Links Open was played at Wick Golf Club on Saturday, with the second and final round at Reay on Sunday.
Stuart Swanson was again fastest in Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trial, while Stuart Anderson was a comfortable winner in the Wick event.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 90 store cattle, 12 breeding cattle and 719 breeding prime, store and feeding sheep.
Christians who meet at Wick’s Bethany Hall are looking ahead to a Gospel meeting on Saturday, June 21, a century on from the opening event.
Dounreay Fly Fishing Association held its second 2025 Bank League competition on Loch Toftingall last Saturday, with 10 members taking part.
It was another week of excellent scoring at Reay Golf Club, with plenty of action in the men’s, women’s and senior sections.
Stuart Swanson was again fastest in Caithness Cycling Club’s weekly 10-mile time trial, while Stuart Anderson led the way in Wick Wheelers’ event.
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Members of Wick Amateur Swimming Club have been busy as the racing season begins to draw to a close.
Caithness Junior Badminton Club players Sophie Mackay and Chloe Mackenzie took part in the Lanarkshire U15/U19 Junior Open in East Kilbride.
A firm and fast-running course coupled with a week of sunshine provided the platform for some impressive scores to be recorded at Reay.
After running the London Marathon, Julieanne Leslie said “the entire day was amazing” while Fiona Miller declared: “It truly was the best day ever.”