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An official from the Scottish National Surfing Championships has given reassurance following confirmation that a competitor tested positive for Covid.

Thurso Golf Club's annual prize-giving was well attended, especially after members missed out last year due to Covid restrictions.

Reay Golf Club has set out ambitious plans for a replacement green-keeping facility incorporating an indoor coaching area.

The Senior Stableford competition at Reay proved to be a memorable one for Graham Harness who bagged himself a spectacular hole in one.

Wick Amateur Swimming Club's delayed annual gala marked a return to competitive action after a turbulent year-and-a-half.

Craig McLachlan (16) clinched the open title at this weekend's Scottish National Surfing Championships after achieving the highest score in the final.

The Scottish National Surfing Championships 2021got off to a start at Thurso East today with the local club being well represented.

The dream team are back to discuss the latest at ICT, Ross County, the Highland League, rugby and more!

In the latest winter season action at Reay, Wayne Mowat and Joe Wilson produced a spectacular performance to win the Texas Pairs competition.

Three high-performing sporting aces from Caithness are among a group of 14 in the Highlands who have been awarded grants from a SportScotland scheme.

Listen to a new episode of Balls & Whistles to hear the latest from Ross County, Caley Thistle, Kinlochshiel and Highland Boxing Academy.

Caithness Riding Club had a great turnout of riders for a fun jumping event at the indoor school, Halkirk, on Saturday.

Rain failed to deter a good number of riders from taking part in a recent competition held at Sibster Mains, Wick

Local pupils have been enjoying weekly visits to the Caithness Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) Group over the last school term.

This week ICT's title bid, Ross County's poor form, the MacTavish Cup final, success for the Highland Stags and a golfing prodigy are on the agenda.

The winter season is now in full swing at Reay and despite the cooler weather there have still been some red-hot scores posted.

A trio of Caithness riders taking part at this year's prestigious Horse of the Year Show all came home with rosettes.

Steve Osborne took on Ed Wyllie in the final of the McVitie and Price Trophy, one of the oldest and most prestigious trophies at Thurso Golf Club.

A talented Halkirk rider is among the top 10 showjumpers competing on the Scottish circuit at her level.

Reay hosted the Ulbster Cup as each of the Caithness clubs entered two teams of four players to play fourball matches in a series of knockout ties.