Andrew Henderson
Feature Writer and Sports Reporter at Highland News & Media
Feature Writer and Sports reporter with @HighNewsMedia covering Inverness, Ross-shire and Sutherland (and LGBTQ+ topics). Runs @PrideofTerraces. Views my own.
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6 days ago |
ross-shirejournal.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
George Harmon is no stranger to coming up trumps in big moments for Ross County. In his three years since moving north to Dingwall, he has been celebrated in moments like the winner away at Kilmarnock earlier this season, the second goal in the Staggies’ first ever victory over Rangers, and the legendary comeback against Partick Thistle in the play-off two years ago. The next week will provide plenty more of those occasions for County to have to deal with.
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1 week ago |
ross-shirejournal.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Ross County defender Akil Wright admits that recent weeks have been the most frustrating spell of the season. The Staggies have lost six matches in-a-row, most recently going down to Hearts in Dingwall. That run of form has seen County slip from top six hopefuls down to the relegation play-off zone, where they are two points behind Dundee.
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1 week ago |
inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
A newly-established rugby club in Drumnadrochit has already made history twice, just months after forming. Glen Urquhart RFC formed in October last year, originally starting out as a weekly High Life Highland session for primary school pupils on Tuesday nights before expanding into a second session at Glen Urquhart High School on Sunday mornings. On the bigger, Tuesday night practices, the club already sees up to 60 children attending and trying their hand at the sport.
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1 week ago |
inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Trailblazing footballer Zander Murray visited the north of Scotland to deliver two talks on homophobia in the sport, and how to make sports clubs more inclusive, this week. In September 2022, the then-Gala Fairydean Rovers striker became the first Scottish male player to come out as gay. Since then, he has turned advocacy into his full-time job alongside playing, delivering talks to schools, football academies and community groups off the pitch while continuing to star on it.
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1 week ago |
forres-gazette.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Trailblazing footballer Zander Murray visited the north of Scotland to deliver two talks on homophobia in the sport, and how to make sports clubs more inclusive, this week. In September 2022, the then-Gala Fairydean Rovers striker became the first Scottish male player to come out as gay. Since then, he has turned advocacy into his full-time job alongside playing, delivering talks to schools, football academies and community groups off the pitch while continuing to star on it.
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Latest update on the state of play behind the scenes at Caley Thistle - featuring talks with potential buyers and (hopefully) some clarity on the situation regarding the land around the Caledonian Stadium - from administrators BDO. https://t.co/pyjBZ4a153
At the Caledonian Stadium for an update from ICT administrators BDO. Updates to follow on the @InvCourier website https://t.co/d9lB4nirh9
I may be coming to the end of annual leave, but I have already returned to action over at POTT with my first new interview in months - and there's plenty more in the works before the end of 2024!
Natalie Deans: "If I hadn't gone to the Gay Games, I wouldn't be sitting here married." The story of Glasgow-based boxer Natalie Deans, who saw a spur of the moment decision to compete at the @GayGames change her life immeasurably for the better. https://t.co/03B4Ri5JQ6