Rugby

In one of the few fixtures to survive Storm Babet last weekend, the Caithness Krakens were victorious against Stornoway at Millbank.

Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd met with the club's women's team to hear about their experiences in sport.

Caithness 1st XV were left idle again at the weekend, and stand-in coach Cameron Boyd said the reason left a very bad taste in the mouth.

The Krakens will be aiming to pull off a Caledonian North League 2 double over Stornoway when the teams meet in Thurso this weekend.

Acting coach Cameron Boyd saw enough against Aberdeenshire to convince him that Caithness1st XV can soon turn around their fortunes in Caley 1.

The Krakens crossed the Minch for the first of back-to-back fixtures against Stornoway in Caledonia North Region League 2 and ran out 38-24 winners.

Caithness are intent on recovering from a horror start to their north conference season when they make their fourth trip in a row to the north-east.

Caithness Seconds got their first win of the season with a bonus 38-27 victory over first-time visitors Skye in Caledonia North Region Division 2.

Tommy Sutherland, Hamish Coghill and Stevie Campbell guested for Oban Lorne in the Mondial Rugby Amateur, the inaugural world cup for amateur clubs.

The Krakens lost out on their first away trip of the Caledonia North Region 2 season when they went down 37-10 to Highland on Saturday.

Caithness Rugby Club is on the lookout for a new first-team coach to replace Kenny Russell, with members of the coaching team taking charge for now.

Caithness Seconds came a cropper against Kinloss Eagles in their first home match in the north conference of Caledonia North Region Division 2.

Saturday's 57-8 hiding at the hands of Ellon leaves Caithness pointless, second from bottom in the north conference of Caley League Division One.

Caithness Krakens ran riot against newcomers Moray, posting a club record 78-17 victory in their Caley North Women's League 2 tussle at Millbank.

Caithness Krakens got off to a false start last weekend when scheduled visitors Fraserburgh called off as they could not raise a team.

Caithness Rugby Club is in turmoil on and off the pitch as a major question mark hangs over the future of first-team men's coach Kenny Russell.

Caithness play at Millbank.

Greens can't stop ruthless Mackie.

Number eight has played his last game for club.

League rugby returns for the Greens this weekend when they hit the road to face a testing opener against Moray, last season's Caley 2 champions.