Football

He left Dingwall at 17, but has now returned as a Scotland international.

Wick Academy stalwart James More was guest speaker at Caithness United’s annual presentation evening and handed over the trophies to the boys.

Castletown manager Tom McKenna was “fuming” in the aftermath of Saturday’s Stannergill Cup final defeat – with his anger directed at Wick Academy.

Stannergill Cup sponsor Martin Murray said it was “the right time” for Dunnet Bay Distillers to back one of the Caithness AFA competitions.

Player/manager Martin Banks is targeting more silverware for Staxigoe United after their triumph in the inaugural Stannergill Cup final on Saturday.

Tom McKenna was “absolutely gutted” about the goals Castletown conceded in their 2-1 Stannergill Cup final loss to Staxigoe United on Saturday.

The chief executive of the Scottish Professional Football League was among the spectators at an amateur cup final in Caithness at the weekend.

Caithness United under-14s brought the curtain down on their 2024/25 season with a 4-2 victory over Orkney Youth Development Group at Naver.

Wick Groats have been given the go-ahead to play their delayed Highland Amateur Cup second-round match against CK Interiors from Inverness.

The club has hailed the award as a ‘huge step forward’.

GOAL Academy and BGK Goalkeeping Academy will be bringing a football and goalkeeper camp to Wick next month in partnership with East End FC.

Captain Danny Mackay accepts Castletown will be underdogs when they welcome Staxigoe United to Back Park for the inaugural Stannergill Cup final.

Halkirk FC were presented with a new away kit prior to their Eain Mackintosh Cup tie against Keiss at Recreation Park this week.

Watten manager Scott Bremner wants his team to “go up the gears” and push for the promotion play-off spot after a slow start in CAFA Division Two.

Appeals have caused delays to this year’s Highland Amateur Cup.

Richard Macadie agreed an amicable parting of the ways with Pentland United after reaching the conclusion that he was “playing for the wrong team”.

Graham MacNab believes Staxigoe United can go far in the Highland Amateur Cup after they cruised to victory in their second-round tie at Watten.

Kyle Innes was proud of Acks’ “solid, disciplined performance” as they ran out 4-0 winners on their Highland Amateur Cup trip to Orkney on Saturday.

Three good causes will benefit from a raffle marking the 40th anniversary of the Eain Mackintosh Cup, with the final at Halkirk next month.

All the matches for the next north football campaign.