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Seaview and RBL leading the way in Wick and District Darts League

Seaview and RBL have taken maximum points from the opening two rounds of fixtures in Division One of Wick and District Darts League.

Caithness Seconds were leading 22-19 in the closing stages at Turriff when a furious onslaught mounted by the hosts brought a converted try.

Wick Academy manager Gary Manson felt a draw would have been a fair result in Saturday’s scrappy encounter with Formartine United at Harmsworth Park.

Some local riders qualified for the Barrier Animal Health Spring Festival to be held at Morris Equestrian, Kilmarnock, in April next year.

Four players from Caithness have been named in the 34-strong Highland inter-county darts team for the 2024/25 season.

Thurso High School pupils have been enjoying a busy spell of extracurricular activities, including football and netball tournaments.

Gary Manson reckons Wick can take belief from their last two displays as they prepare to face Formartine United at Harmsworth Park on Saturday.

Halkirk United will be looking to consolidate their position at the top of the North Caledonian League when they take on second-placed Alness United.

Saturday’s clash at Millbank offers Caithness and Panmure some much-needed distraction from misfiring starts to their respective league campaigns.

Manager Tom McKenna is doing his best to keep up morale after watching his Thurso team slump to a sixth successive defeat in all competitions.