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NOSTALGIA was in the air when Wick Wheelers staged a dinner at the weekend to mark the club’s 25th anniversary.

Although entries were on the low side, the racing was very entertaining in the Caithness Home Furnishers-sponsored competition in which the 65cc race…

The Reay Medal saw several low scores recorded with players enjoying the bright and calm conditions.

While the racing surface was damp but fast, the biting cold day made it less comfortable for the parents and spectators.

HAVING been postponed from the previous week because of stormy weather, the last meeting of the season for members of the Caithness and Sutherland Seniors’…

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An excellent performance by young Sean Reid on his first outing saw him pick up four second places in the competition, sponsored by the Commercial Hotel…

In the 10-and-under age group Wick’s representatives were Emma Fishenden, Kirsten Gunn, Erin Hamilton, Sarah Harper, Shona Miller, Abby Munro, Maja…

REAY Indoor Bowling Club held the first open rinks competition of the season last Saturday.

YACHT club sailors had a thrilling encounter with a pod of killer whales while racing in the Pentland Firth.

Thirteen pairs played in the Dorothy Budge Memorial Challenge Cup, sponsored by Avril and Peter Budge, at the Rosebank bowling green in Wick. Winners…

Joining the home club were Wick ASC, Tain, Skye Dolphins, Forres Bluefins, Forres Freestyle, Inverness, Orkney and Elgin.

SATURDAY dawned bright and breezy for the second round of the Freswick Cup at Thurso Golf Club.

CAITHNESS Cycling Club held its final race of the year with the annual hill climb championship on Scrabster Hill. It was run in very adverse conditions,…

THREE young runners from Caithness took to the Ochil Hills near Stirling recently during the annual Menstrie Hill Race.

NORTH Highland Harriers and friends made their way to Golspie for the 10k race.

SISTERS Rebecca and Lauren Miller reinforced their status as two of the most talented disco dancers in the UK when they took on the best in the country.

The trophies were handed over by Garry Macleod, Highland Council’s active sports schools co-ordinator in east Caithness and Derek Shearer, one of…

In 1972, the whole stretch was a big unknown, with previous paddling being in the Aberdeen area or the Summer Isles.