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She is tied in 57th place in the race for a card for the 2020 Ladies European Tour

A TALENTED young cross-country skier from Laggan has told the Strathy this his preparations for the Youth Olympic Games have gone well.

THE traditional Ne'er Day shinty match at Kingussie produced a 3-1 victory for the current crop of All Stars against the veterans.

James Slimon's selection means he becomes only the second cross-country skier from Great Britain to compete at the games

NEW Newtonmore first team boss Orsten Gardner has said he is excited by the challenge ahead after being promoted from second team chief.

EX-EUROPEAN Tour golfer Duncan Stewart has said it has been tough to call time on his professional career but in the end he had no real choice.

A KINCRAIG schoolboy has been crowned as the country's best young hockey player of 2019.

NEWTONMORE shinty great John MacKenzie has been given an honorary ambassadorial role with the Camanachd Association.

The first round draw will see Newtonmore travel to Lochaber and holders Kingussie head to Kilmallie

SKYE Camanachd U17 retained the Mowi London Shield with a 4-0 win over Newtonmore U17 in the final at Pairc nan Laoch, Portree.

NEWTONMORE second team boss Orsten Gardner now appears to be in pole position to take charge of the Eilan club's senior team.

NEWTONMORE'S second team rose to the challenge to retain the North Division One championship with a 7-0 victory against Aberdeen University.

THE hosts emerged triumphant after an excellent day of bowls at Dulnain Bridge indoor club's annual open triples one day event.

Duncan Stewart left to rue a disappointing second round which cost him a place at the Final Stage of the PGA’s Q School.

NEWTONMORE supersub Glen Mackintosh believes that the Eilan's future is in good hands after helping the second team keep their title hopes alive.

GRANTOWN golfer Duncan Stewart is hoping to end a disappointing season on a high as he aims to make the European Tour again through Q School.

IT will be music to the ears of every Kingussie shinty fan.

NEWTONMORE manager PJ Mackintosh was not as downbeat as might have been expected following his side’s third successive Premiership defeat.

A GLITTERING year in the pool has been capped for a Grantown mother and daughter with two prestigious national honours.

KINGUSSIE need just four points from their remaining three games to claim their first Premiership crown in a decade.