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Inverness looked like securing a comfortable win until two late goals from Alloa threatened to spoil the party.
ICT boss John Robertson has voiced his disappointment that the postponed match against Ross County will now take place next Tuesday.
Clachnacuddin are in for a difficult match when they travel to Formartine tomorrow.
Andrew MacBean returned to his childhood club and walked away with two national titles.
Culloden Academy pupil Lewis Nicolson has been picked for a training camp with the Scotland under-15s squad.
James Anderson has become the latest teenager to be given a chance in the Clachnacuddin first team.
The Highland Wildcats have had four players involved with GB training camps – but there could have been more if the camps were more practical.
Mark Ridgers says there are similarities between Partick Thistle's struggles this campaign and Inverness's in the early part of last season.
Their Highlands & Islands league rivals may have the experience advantage over them, but ICT Development will not be intimidated.
John Robertson says everybody knew more than 24 hours in advance that last week's Highland derby would be called off, but the league made them wait.
Head of youth development Charlie Christie will take over on an interim basis.
The Millburn Academy Eagles lifted the Highland Bowl for the first time.
Dave Carson expects Stewart’s Melville to put up a much stronger fight on their own turf tomorrow.
The new Highlands and Islands Women’s League kicks off with a bang in the shape of an Inverness derby on Sunday.
Highland head coach Dave Carson says Saturday's match against Stewart's Melville could go a long way to deciding the promotion race.
Joe Chalmers says he is enjoying the switch to the attacking line for Caley Thistle.
Queen of the South 0
Brian Bell says the most pleasing aspect of Highland 2nd XV’s 76-12 win over Banff last weekend was the debuts of four youngsters.
Jamie Lindsay thinks Ross County can right the wrong of another loss at Cappielow Park when Morton come to Dingwall on Saturday.
Alan Clyne secured an astonishing ninth national squash title and a fourth in a row at the 2019 Sterling Trucks National Championships.
