Other Sport

Scotland’s premier surfing tournament, the Scottish National Surfing Championships, returns to Thurso this week.

Motorsport competitor Jack Ryan (16) from Castletown just missed out on a podium place in the opening round of the Junior 1000 Ecosse Challenge.

The summer season is now officially under way at Reay Golf Club with the traditional curtain-raiser, the Captain versus Vice-Captain's match.

The Captain versus Vice-Captain fixture got the new golfing season under way at Thurso, with the course in immaculate condition for the time of year.

Two of Wick Amateur Swimming Club's younger "A" squad members have qualified for the Scottish National Age Group Championships in Glasgow next week.

Seven members of Thurso Amateur Swimming Club "A" squad headed to Aberdeen Sports Village to compete in the North district age group championships.

The husband-and-wife duo of Shona and Mark Mackay achieved a treble triumph in Caithness Badminton Association's 24th annual invitation tournament.

Reay Golf Club is bringing back its free 'come and try' golf sessions, which it says have been successful in attracting new golfers to the sport.

The weekend saw the winter season reach its climax at Reay Golf Club with the final two rounds of the gents’ winter league stableford.

Standards were once again high at the final dressage league competition organised by Caithness Riding Club at the indoor school Halkirk.

There were some epic games and hard-fought rallies as the Caithness junior badminton championships returned after a break of more than two years.

The latest action at Reay has been dominated by the gents' Winter League Stableford competition, with three rounds played.

A goalball taster session aimed at sighted and non-sighted people will be staged in the Highlands, with everyone welcome and no experience required.

Alana Bain and Megan Wright are now qualified Level 1 rhythmic gymnastic coaches, while Caithness Rhythmic has purchased much-needed new equipment.

Members of the Caithness White team were the runners-up in the Area 1 Pony Club Quiz in a very close competition which saw 23 entries.

The gents' Winter Eclectic competition reached an exciting climax on Saturday with the sixth and final round played over the Reay links.

Members of far north running club the North Highland Harriers were among a record entry to the Inverness Half Marathon and 5K event at the weekend.

After a break of a year, Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association was able to hold its indoor junior championship in a Covid-compliant way.

Toby Bracey came out on top in the Winter Open at Harpsdale Fishery Park, rescheduled to early March because of adverse weather throughout February.

The inter-county match between Caithness and Orkney finally went ahead in Wick after being rescheduled three times because of storms and Covid-19.