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Squash veteran Willie Jappy is enjoying a purple patch, with a new fitness regime propelling him to the top end of the Scottish masters circuit.
The Greens’ unbeaten home record in the North Conference of Caley 1 will face its sternest test with the visit of Aberdeenshire on Saturday.
Victory at home to Orkney Dragons on Saturday would put the Krakens in an unassailable position before they complete their campaign against Turriff.
A last-minute try by Blairgowrie consigned the Greens to a heartbreaking 36-31 defeat in their National Shield encounter at Millbank on Saturday.
The Greens should be near full strength for the visit of Blairgowrie in the National Shield, with a number of experienced regulars set to return.
Stonehaven was the latest location where the Greens came to grief in the North Conference of Caley North 1, losing out 50-5 to Mackie at the weekend.
As impressive as the mountain of tries the Krakens have run in this season in Caley North League 2 has been the precious few they have conceded.
A watersports club is highlighting the potential life-saving benefits of investing in a pioneering, mobile piece of emergency first-aid equipment.
The Greens’ sequence of a cracking bonus-point win on home soil being followed by a thumping loss on the road was maintained against North Police.
The search is to recognise the 2024 high-flyers among Caithness Sports Council’s member clubs, with a total of five individual prizes to be won.
A young Edinburgh man was among a quartet of Scottish vets who at the weekend completed an end-to-end charity cycle ride in memory of his girlfriend.
The Greens could be forgiven if they do not know whether to look up or down the North Conference of Caley 1 as 12 points separate top from bottom.
The Krakens turned on the style at the weekend with a 51-0 victory at Turriff to stay firmly in pole position in women’s Caledonian North League 2.
Hamish Coghill and Gordie Macleod were given a guard of honour at the end of the Greens’ National Shield win against Panmure at Millbank.
Home comforts helped the Greens return to winning ways on Saturday as they progressed in the National Shield at the expense of Panmure.
Caithness Seconds were leading 22-19 in the closing stages at Turriff when a furious onslaught mounted by the hosts brought a converted try.
A further cut in local authority seasonal grounds staff in the far north is going to put more pressure on volunteers to pick up the slack.
Saturday’s clash at Millbank offers Caithness and Panmure some much-needed distraction from misfiring starts to their respective league campaigns.
The far north’s notoriety as a pothole hotspot is safe for the foreseeable future.
Community councillors in Thurso have welcomed the latest move to review parking restrictions in the centre of the town.
