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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4 days ago |
inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Inverness City boxer Adian Williamson said he was determined to make a statement in the biggest fight of his life – and he duly delivered to become Commonwealth Youth Super Lightweight champion and Scottish Super Lightweight champion. The 21-year-old, who is from Alness, went up against Jake Limond at Gladiators III in East Kilbride last Friday night looking to secure the belts.
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4 days ago |
inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
A football club that entered administration just weeks after Inverness Caledonian Thistle have confirmed their sale. Dumbarton slipped below Inverness in the League One table last season when their own administration was announced in November, with their 15-point deduction taking the Caley Jags off the foot of the table. For a while, it had looked as though it might be a two-horse race to avoid automatic relegation, but Caley Thistle would pull away and even avoid a play-off.
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5 days ago |
inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Inverness Caledonian Thistle legend Carl Tremarco believes the only way is up for the club after the most challenging 12 months in their history. Scottish Cup winner and former Caley Jags captain Tremarco has watched the drama unfold in the Highland capital from afar, having been assistant manager at Ross County in that time.
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5 days ago |
ross-shirejournal.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Carl Tremarco admits it still feels raw to have been removed from his position as Ross County assistant manager – but believes the Staggies’ promotion hopes could depend on who stays in Dingwall this summer. The 39-year-old stepped up from a role leading the club’s academy to assist Don Cowie when he was first put in interim charge following Derek Adams’ departure from Dingwall, and then appointed permanently. This time last year, he was celebrating a commanding play-off victory over Raith Rovers.
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5 days ago |
inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Inverness Caledonian Thistle have confirmed that Jake Davidson has signed a new contract to remain at the club until January 2026. The 24-year-old right back initially moved to the Highland capital in the summer of 2023, making 18 appearances for Inverness before spending the latter part of that campaign on loan at Hamilton Academical.
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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