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Yvonnie Birnie who has worked tirelessly since the mid 1980s serving her local tennis club has claimed Tennis Scotland's lifetime achievement award

A initiative to help shinty fans living in isolation and facing mental health issues during the coronavirus pandemic has been created.

Organisers of the Etape Loch Ness 2020 event have announced that it will be postponed until September.

Shinty season suspended indefinitely.

NEWTONMORE brushed aside their reputation as slow starters in the Mowi Premiership when they beat Kinlochshiel 1-0 at the Eilan.

MOWI Premiership champions Kingussie sent out a message to their rivals as they overcame Caberfeidh 7-1 at the Dell.

SHINTY'S recent uneasy relationship with the weather continued as the final round of pre-season friendlies almost all failed to beat the elements.

THE weekend's great snow and skiing conditions on Cairngorm Mountain allowed a full weekend of racing in the The Cairngorm Ski Club Open.

Three year deal will see strong support for game from the grassroots to internationals

NEWTONMORE Camanachd will once again be holding its open day this coming weekend, with a friendly against Fort William the highlight at the Eilan.

NEWTONMORE Camanachd held a night of celebration at the Balavil Hotel last Saturday.

STORM Dennis proved a more formidable opponent on Saturday than its predecessor with at least some shinty games surviving seven days earlier.

CALUM Grant was rewarded for an outstanding season by being crowned Kingussie's first team player of the year and the players' player of the year.

DULNAIN Bridge Indoor Bowling Club hosted the 26th running of the Ballintomb Shield Competition on Sunday.

THE arrival of Storm Ciara meant pitch inspections were the order of the day but there were no issues at Kincraig where Newtonmore beat Beauly 4-0.

Kingussie will have to travel away to Lovat in a tough fixture in the Cottages.com MacTavish Cup First Round

The first round, played on April 11, has paired Kingussie with Newtonmore in what will easily be the tie of the round.

NETHY Bridge golfer Hannah McCook was left to rue misses with her putter as she just missed out on the final day of Final Stage at the LET Q School.

LAGGAN cross-country skier James Slimon had three finishes in the 60s against the very best young racers in the world at the Youth Olympic Games.

GOLF star Hannah McCook has squeaked into the Final Stage of Q School by the smallest of margins and is now hoping to turn that to her advantage.