Caithness win at Millbank.
Caithness Krakens will make their first competitive appearance of the season on Saturday when they host Moray in Caledonian North League 2.
Caithness again featured in an 80-plus point game in their second outing in the north conference of Caledonian League 1.
The crowd at Millbank were treated to a nerve-tingling thriller as Caithness opened their Caley 1 North Conference season with a 45-41 victory.
New skipper Cole Wilson will lead the Greens out as they kick off their Caledonian 1 North Conference campaign at home to Mackie.
Caithness men continued their preparations for the new rugby season with a home friendly run-out against neighbours Orkney in Thurso at the weekend.
Caithness girls’ rugby players were recognised for their achievements over the past year when awards were presented across four age groups.
The Greens shipped a heavy loss in their first pre-season outing when they succumbed 96-28 away to a strong Highland Seconds in Inverness.
Last weekend’s Come Ashore Cup, run by Caithness Rugby Club, is set to net more than £14,000 for two mental health and wellbeing charities.
An old boys’ rugby match in Thurso was the centrepiece of a weekend series of events staged to benefit two mental health and wellbeing charities.