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Clachnacuddin look to make their first home game of the season a winning one.
Former Commonwealth Games bowler Sandy Mackintosh never thought he would be a national champion again after losing his sight.
KINGS Golf Club crowned its first club champions at its new course in Inverness.
Abbie McNally has won a silver medal at the World Para Athletics Junior Championships.
Emily MacDonald picked up four trophies at the Highland Boxing Awards in Inverness.
CLUBS in the Inverness area took part in an annual shinty competition organised by Belladrum
JAMES Keatings says Inverness Caledonian Thistle must show their belief on the pitch to have a chance of winning promotion.
With British Airways expanding its number of flights from Inverness to Heathrow, Will Clark took advantage of the link to connect to Miami
JOHN Robertson may bring in one more player to Inverness Caledonian Thistle before the end of the transfer window.
Nairn County could make seven changes against Fort William.
CLACHNACUDDIN manager Brian Macleod is looking for his players to redeem themselves after defeat at Strathspey
JOHN Robertson says Inverness Caledonian Thistle's hopes of League Cup qualification were ended by Peterhead, not Dundee.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle are out of the Betfred Cup after failing to pick up the point they required at Dens Park.
Nairn County start Highland League campaign with win in Banff while Clach lost in Grantown.
Ronnie Sharp blasted Highland league fixture organisers that left them with one home game in first five matches.
GLENURQUHART's Cameron Bremner received the top award at a national shinty development camp.
Caberfeidh bid to end an 80-year wait for a place in the Camanachd Cup final when they face Newtonmore at Bught Park tomorrow.
Inverness Harrier Kirsty Law will represent Great Britain at the European Team Championships in Poland next month.
Michael Finnis will miss Clachnacuddin's trip to Strathspey tomorrow as he is still serving a two-match suspension from last season.
ONE of north football’s greatest heroes of the past will be honoured on Saturday by fellow legends at a new charity cup match
