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Seven riders took part in Wick Wheelers’ second time trial of the season on a cool night.

Saturday saw a fantastic entry of 74 golfers competing for glory in the Ronnie Wallace Open, which was once again sponsored by Norbloc Construction.

Paul Hamilton, founder and CEO of software company Halo, will be presenting the trophy to the 2025 world snooker champion at the Crucible Theatre.

Twelve athletes receive funding from Athlete Travel Award Scheme

The president of Wick’s Rosebank Bowling Club welcomed members to witness the throwing of the first jack of the 2025 season on Saturday afternoon.

After a season off, Stuart Anderson returned to take first place in Wick Wheelers’ opening 10-mile time trial of the 2025 season.

Wick squash player Willie Jappy is looking forward to winning his first Scottish cap at the age of 70 in the Masters Home International competition.

Shona Mackay, Chloe Mackenzie, Mark Mackay and Mark McCoustra travelled to the Pickaquoy Centre for the R Clouston Orkney Championships 2025.

St Fergus Bowling Club’s 2025 season was officially opened on Saturday when eight-year-old Scarlet Hutton threw the first jack.

Scottish surfing champion Craig McLachlan is looking ahead to international competitions in Portugal and possibly Central America later this year.

A busy year of competitions for Wick-based North Apex Gymnastics Club began with two floor and vault events.

Caithness junior player Liam Sinclair (11), from Wick, had a successful visit to the RSL Midlothian under-12 championships in Penicuik.

NSSC chairman Jason Simpson hailed the Scottish National Surfing Championships as ‘probably the best-organised competition I’ve been involved with’.

“You literally couldn’t have got a better weekend,” Phoebe Strachan said after her latest success in the Scottish National Surfing Championships.

Phoebe Strachan and Craig McLachlan are aiming to retain their respective open titles at the Scottish National Surfing Championships this weekend.

Caithness badminton players Shona Mackay and Chloe Mackenzie travelled to Edinburgh to take part in the Yonex East of Scotland championships 2025.

Sophie Mackay (11) from Dunnet has made history by becoming the first junior or senior badminton player from Caithness to win a national title.

Thurso Bowling Club opened for the 2025 season on Saturday with members enjoying their first game of bowls in beautiful sunshine.

Caithness player Ava Cook won the girls’ singles in the 2025 North of Scotland junior U17 championships in Aberdeen, beating Riya Bhaskar the final.

Twenty-five Caithness players took part in the Highland Badminton Group (HBG) annual junior restricted competition at Inverness Leisure.