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Caithness Pony Club held its third showjumping league date on Saturday at the indoor school in Halkirk.
It was another busy week on the fairways of Reay Golf Club, with competitions being played in the women’s, seniors and men’s sections.
After nine rounds of the winter league programme, Halkirk “A” gained on Pentland “A” and Wick Old Stagers “A” as the top two returned defeats.
There was a great turnout of 64 players in the Seaforth Highlanders’ Club on Tuesday for the Wick and District Darts League singles championships.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier have their say on topical issues around the county and further afield
Making Space for Nature by Imogen Furlong
The weather limited opportunities for competitive golf over the past week at Reay, but there was some action on the course between the storms.
Division Two leaders Smiddy “3” were beaten for the first time this season in Wick and District Darts League as they went down 5-3 to Seaforth “B”.
Thurso’s Heritage by a Thirsa Loon
Caithness Badminton Association held its annual restricted tournament at the East Caithness Community Facility in Wick, sponsored by Norse Stone.
Pentland “A” remain pacesetters in the CSBRA first division but have only a two-point cushion over their nearest challengers, Wick Old Stagers “A”.
Ruaridh Kean scored four goals for Caithness United under-14s in a 7-7 draw with their Balloan Ness counterparts at Inverness Royal Academy.
Caithness Junior Badminton squad members Sophie Mackay and Liam Sinclair competed in the Midland Badminton Group “A” grade under-13 tournament.
Gardening on the Edge by Diana Wayland
Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier have their say on the latest issues
Milly Revill Hayward, of RSPB Scotland, shares details of the ongoing conservation work the charity is undertaking as it marks 30 years at Forsinard
Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association’s postal winter league programme, now in its 100th year, has completed its first four rounds.
After a couple of weeks of inactivity due to the January weather, golfers were back in competitive action on a sunny Reay course.
Norseman recovered from being 4-1 down to secure a share of the points with Castletown Poachers in Division One of Wick and District Darts League.
The Real Mackay by Dan Mackay
