Caithness Car Club hosted two rounds of the Scottish Sprint Championship at the Golspie kart track, attracting 75 competitors from across Scotland.
Almost 30 local businesses have rallied round to give a much-needed financial boost to Wick Squash Club after it was faced with rising costs.
DFFA reached the mid-point of its Bank League last Friday when 15 members spent four hours fishing the unusually cold waters of Loch Watten.
There was some excellent scoring in the women’s June Medal at Reay, with two relative newcomers and one club stalwart making up the top three.
Combat League Wrestling (CLW) says it urgently needs the support of the community to help it find a suitable venue in the town.
Thurso Amateur Swimming Club’s Edward Mills will compete in Sheffield in July after his success in the Scottish national age-group championships.
The Come Ashore Cup continues to go from strength to strength as the fourth staging of the event in Kirkwall at the weekend proved a big attraction.
Members of the Caithness RDA branch achieved some great results when they competed in a regional qualifier at Cranloch Riding Centre in Moray.
Eleven riders started in wet conditions in Wick Wheelers’ latest 10-mile time trial last Thursday, but two suffered punctures and did not finish.
Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association’s annual open shoot in Wick at the weekend attracted entrants from as far afield as Orkney and Dumfries.