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He has featured for Brian Macleod’s side in recent weeks as a trialist.
He entered the competition this year after seeing how much the charity benefitted the son of two of his best friends.
Two of the Highland League’s heavyweights will face off in Inverness with silverware on the line.
This year the parade and party will be combined back into one day, marking 30 years since the first Pride march in Scotland.
The Inverness-based editor of former trans magazine The Tartan Skirt has reflected on her journey towards peace and contentness.
After multiple trials, the teenager has landed at a new club permanently following his release from ICT earlier this month.
The duo were in charge at Caley Thistle between February 2021 and September 2023.
People of various ages came together at Xoko in the Highland capital for the discussion to mark the occasion.
A plethora of fundraising activities and donations have been made since the Mason family launched their awareness campaign.
The 17-year-old from Nairn had previously played for ICT’s under-18s, as well as featuring in Leicester City and Glasgow City’s youth set-ups.
At least one side still in title contention will end up in the wrong half of the split in a few games’ time.
A panel addressed the attendees to close out LGBT+ Youth Scotland’s event at Eden Court last weekend.
There has been a surge of interest in the Queens Park club, but they are already running sessions at capacity.
The students had previously put 14 goals past the Caley Jags without reply this season.
No Highland League match for Nairn this weekend.
They have been using the park practically ever since it was built.
Head coach Scott Kellacher was left frustrated by his side’s defeat to Arbroath yesterday afternoon.
A former Ross County player scored for Arbroath as they ran out winners at Gayfield.
He had opened the scoring in the classic Scottish Cup shock, but one of his lasting memories came after the final whistle.
Defender Stuart Golabek reflects on what Caley Thistle’s win over Celtic 25 years ago said about the level of football being played in the north.
