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Golf, badminton, swimming and horse riding were in the spotlight at Caithness Sports Council's annual awards ceremony held at North Shore Surf Club.

The latest updates after the third round of the 2023/24 Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association season saw seven perfect scores.

The latest action from the Wick and District Darts League – with one Smiddy 3 teenager continuing to catch the eye against the best in the division.

A Caithness-based gymnastics club is delighted how well its members have done over the last few weeks and the awards gained from trips south.

Mary MacGillivray says there are more similarities between medicine and boxing than you may think after winning her first development title

North coast surfer Craig Mclachlan helped his Scottish junior teammates climb off the bottom of the world rankings after competing in Rio de Janeiro.

Isobel Cameron is this year's winner of the Bambi Award presented by the Caithness branch of the Riding for the Disabled Association.

Three shooters achieved maximum scores in round two of Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association's winter league as Wick Old Stagers "A" won again.

Head coach Craig Sutherland says he is proud of the way Scotland's top young surfers have been competing in the world junior championships in Brazil.

Castletown Poachers' Willie Plank is the Wick and District Darts League singles champion after getting the better of Aidan Sutherland (Norseman).

Olivia Mackay (16) says she and her Scotland team-mates are having "an amazing time" in Brazil ahead of the World Junior Surfing Championships.

Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association's winter league has resumed, with 29 teams of four competing across five divisions.

Ryan Campbell and Martin Nicolson scraped a 3-2 victory over Ryan's dad Michael Campbell and one of the league's top finishers, Richie Budge.

A total of 25 competitors – 13 girls and 12 boys – took part in Caithness Badminton Association's under-15 championships in Wick on Sunday.

The Caithness branch of the Pony Club held its annual prize-giving ceremony on Friday at the rugby club in Thurso.

Thurso Netball Club were on the road again in the Highland and Moray league, losing out 64-15 to a strong Inverness Diamonds team.

Wick High's S2 netball team have progressed to the plate knockout competition in the Scottish Schools Cup after coming through regional qualifiers.

"Catch us if you can" was the message sent out by first division leaders Seaview as they trounced the Norseman, losing only two legs in the process.

Twenty-seven players, 15 girls and 12 boys, competed in the Caithness under-13 badminton championships in the Wick community campus on Sunday.

The Wick Wheelers cycling club held their presentation dinner at the town's Nethercliffe Hotel on Saturday night.