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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.

Badenoch will be well represented in the two North junior shinty squads this weekend taking on the South

NEWTONMORE'S Camanachd Cup-winning heroes have equalled the achievements of their pre-World War I heroes and now have the chance to go one better.

THE final of Kingussie Tennis Club's mixed doubles took place between two couples who are no strangers when it comes to competing for the title.

The Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup final has been rescheduled for this Saturday at An Aird in Fort William, the sports governing body has just confirmed.

A big day out is being promised by shinty chiefs at tomorrow's Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup Final in Fort William.

Organisers have said they were delighted with the 80 entries overall at Grantown Try Tri and pledged the event will be back next year.

Seventeen-year-old Angus Harrold won the battle of two talented tennis teens to claim his first senior men’s Rothiemurchus and Aviemore title

ONLY four games made it through the horribly wet Saturday that afflicted most of Scotland – three in the south and only one in the north.

KINGUSSIE Tennis Club's championships reached their finals on Sunday.

The strath is welcoming more and more families to its weekly run-outs

TICKETS have now gone on sale for Newtonmore's big Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup final clash against Oban.

NEWTONMORE second team manager Orsten Gardner has major player availability problems ahead of the Strathdearn Final against Fort William this weekend.

The Kings will miss the chance to regain top spot in the Premiership this weekend as their fixture against Kilmallie has been postponed.

Newtonmore's annual Golf Week has been voted a resounding success despite the weather playing havoc with two days of competitions.

Badenoch Ladies headed to the Eilan – with The Dell a washout the previous day – to face Lochaber for the second match in a row.

Oban Camanachd entertained Kilmallie and won 4-0 with three second half goals from Daniel MacVicar.

Hopes of the Badenoch giants still facing one another in the Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup are still alive.