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"Catch us if you can" was the message sent out by first division leaders Seaview as they trounced the Norseman, losing only two legs in the process.
Twenty-seven players, 15 girls and 12 boys, competed in the Caithness under-13 badminton championships in the Wick community campus on Sunday.
The Wick Wheelers cycling club held their presentation dinner at the town's Nethercliffe Hotel on Saturday night.
The first of the 2023/24 Caithness junior badminton championship took place in Wick's community campus, with 21 children competing at under-11 level.
Thurso Netball Club travelled to Fort William for their latest league fixture and put in a hard-working performance before losing 43-29.
Jack Ryan had to settle for fourth place in the Digby Barlow Junior Stages Rally, the penultimate round of the 2023 Junior 1000 Ecosse challenge.
Caithness duo Mark Mackay and John Durrand returned with three medals from the Northumberland Masters badminton championships.
A Thurso pool team completed a notable double when they became Division Three champions in the Scottish Pool Association Super 15s at the weekend.
Castletown hosted Smiddy "2" in Wick and District Darts League, with Castletown getting a narrow win with the help of veteran Geordie Bain.
Thurso Netball Club were praised for keeping their composure as they secured a bonus-point victory over Inverness Emeralds in the Highland capital.
