Football

The dream team are back to discuss the latest at ICT, Ross County, the Highland League, rugby and more!

Listen to a new episode of Balls & Whistles to hear the latest from Ross County, Caley Thistle, Kinlochshiel and Highland Boxing Academy.

This week ICT's title bid, Ross County's poor form, the MacTavish Cup final, success for the Highland Stags and a golfing prodigy are on the agenda.

Focus is now on picking up the points against Fort William

There is loads to cover in the latest Balls & Whistles, including looking ahead to the return of the Loch Ness Marathon this Sunday!

There is a wide variety of sports in this week's episode, from the usual football and rugby through shinty to squash, cricket and jiu-jitsu!

This weekend the biggest prize in shinty is up for grabs as Lovat and Kinlochshiel battle it out for the Camanachd Cup.

It may be early in the season, but one Caley Jags player believes their match against Partick Thistle is make or break – is he right?

Not much interest reported in north for non-league tournament.

Fin Graham wins a second silver medal at the Paralympics, while the latest football news is discussed on top of the first weekend of the rugby season!

Jags battled all the way and just trailed by the one goal at half-time

Boss Charlie Brown hoping for a good crowd to cheer them on against 'tough nut' Rothes

Ties played on September 18.

Listen to the latest episode of Balls & Whistles now, the latest football updates, multiple champions in athletics and more!

Charlie Brown's side too good in Merkinch

After Steven Mackay's shock resignation as Brora Rangers manager, Balls & Whistles discuss why he left and what could be next for the Cattachs.

He will play Highland League football until at least January.

The Premiership, Championship and Highland League seasons are officially up and running while Beauly look to cause another upset in the Camanachd Cup.

Charlie Brown will be in the hot seat for first competitive game tomorrow when 17 month league kick-off wait ends

Paracyclist Fin Graham will be going to Tokyo for the Paralympics after he was confirmed as part of Great Britain's squad.