Moves are being made to set up a reminiscence group to share Caithness football memories, starting with an informal meeting in Nucleus on March 26.
Halkirk United will put their fading title hopes to one side this weekend as they welcome Alness United for a North Caledonian Cup quarter-final.
Caithness United U16s were left to reflect on their lack of consistency after an 8-0 win against St Duthus meant they finished third in their league.
Coach Craig Ross insisted Caithness United’s U14s “can be a match for any team” after they put in a much-improved performance in a defeat to Clach.
Wick U18s bounced back from their defeat to Inverness Athletic with an 8-0 victory over Rothes ahead of a crucial game against Inverness Balloan.
Wick manager Gary Manson suggested Kyle Henderson is having a personal goal-of-the-season competition after the forward’s latest stunning strike.
Gordon MacNab has praised Wick Academy’s emerging youngsters for the way they have brought fresh energy to the team since the turn of the year.
Caithness United under-14s were beaten 5-2 by Alness United on Sunday after giving themselves a mountain to climb in the first 30-minute period.
Caithness United’s under-16 team came from behind to pick up a well-deserved 3-1 league victory away to Dingwall on Sunday.
Thurso suffered their 11th defeat in a row in the North Caledonian League when they were thumped 7-1 by Clachnacuddin “A” at the Dammies on Saturday.