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Escobar bagged their first win of the season in Division One of the Inverness and District Amateur League.
Clach Women manager Bobby Beckwith is looking for his side to respond from their one-sided cup exit last week.
ICT boss says the positive contribution some players made to the club last season deserves more recognition.
Newtonmore and Lovat will have to do it all over again after their Camanachd Cup match ended in a 1-1 draw.
Hannah Gordon was on cloud nine after a ruthless performance in front of goal for ICT in the Scottish Women's Cup.
John Robertson will look to give his younger players more of an opportunity in the Championship next season.
Newtonmore or Lovat will face a home tie against Skye in the quarter final of the Camanachd Cup.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle Women cruised into the third round of the Scottish Women's Cup
Rob Eatough won the try of the season award at the Scottish Rugby Club Awards.
CLACHNACUDDIN Women will kick off their Scottish Cup adventure in the shadow of the national stadium.
Inverness City Boxing Club celebrated a successful home show as all of their fighters were victorious on the night.
The door has been left open for an Inverness Caledonian Thistle Colts side to enter the Highland League in the future.
John Robertson wants to add a midfielder and an attacker to his squad this summer.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle Women could have up to eight players missing ahead of their Scottish Cup second round clash against Panmure.
INVERNESS Craig Dunain head to Banchory on the opening day of the Caledonia North Four season.
Highland RFC will kick off their National One campaign in Glasgow in September.
The Nairn Golf Club is under the new management of a former Head PGA Professional.
Clach boss Brian Macleod would have liked to see an 18th team enter the Highland League.
Luca Micheletti believes that he is one step closer to becoming British champion after turning professional.
John Robertson is confident ICT can keep getting better to mount a promotion challenge next season.
