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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
INVERNESS Caledonian Thistle have agreed a deal to loan nine of their young stars to Fort William
Defender Callum Ednie has agreed to extend his contract with Nairn County.
Lovat failed in their bid to win the Sutherland Cup for the first time since 2010, losing to Lochside Rovers in extra time.
Clachnacuddin boss Brian Macleod hopes to have two new additions to his squad in time for Saturday's Highland League opener.
Highland football was united in their tribute to one of youth football's most respected coaches who has died.
Jordan White says Inverness can’t assume they have a final-day showdown against Dundee to qualify from their League Cup group.
Clachnacuddin cruised into the Highlands and Islands League Cup final blasting 11 goals past Buckie
Inverness Caledonian Thistle got their Betfred Cup campaign back on track with victory against Raith Rovers.
LOCH Ness put daylight between themselves and the chasing pack at the top of the premier league with a 3-0 victory at Maryburgh.
BOBBY BECKWITH is warning Clachnacuddin women to beware complacency as they take on Buckie in the Highlands and Islands League Cup semi-final.
Glenurquhart could take a massive step towards promotion back to the Premiership with victory over Skye.
BRIAN MacLeod admits Clachnacuddin are facing the toughest transfer market environment he can recall as they seek to strengthen for the new season.
CARL Tremarco says Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s shock defeat at Peterhead in the League Cup might be the kick up the backside they need.
Barry Wilson believes Caley Thistle must win all three games to advance in the League Cup.
