
Craig R. Christie
Journalist at The Northern Scot
Highland News and Media Limited. Sports editor for Northern Scot, Forres Gazette, Banffshire Herald, Banffshire Advertiser, Banffshire Journal, Huntly Express.
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1 week ago |
northern-scot.co.uk | Craig R. Christie
‘It’s an honour to see how karate can help shape them as individuals’. Amanda Walker loves to see students at Karate Club Scotland in Elgin and Forres develop their skills and knowledge through martial arts training. Not being particularly ‘sporty’ at school herself, Amanda did some running in her 20s then took up shotokan karate at the age of 32.
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1 week ago |
grampianonline.co.uk | Craig R. Christie
Down 2-0 with minutes to go and staring relegation in the face - then came the comeback. Islavale produced one of the great escapes to defeat Deveronside 3-2 in Wednesday night’s North Junior Premier Division play-off final at Longside from a seemingly impossible position and stay in the top league. The Keith side trailed by two goals after 83 minutes and looked poised to drop down to the Championship, with their Banffshire neighbours poised to replace them.
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1 week ago |
northern-scot.co.uk | Craig R. Christie
Down 2-0 with minutes to go and staring relegation in the face - then came the comeback. Islavale produced one of the great escapes to defeat Deveronside 3-2 in Wednesday night’s North Junior Premier Division play-off final at Longside from a seemingly impossible position and stay in the top league. The Keith side trailed by two goals after 83 minutes and looked poised to drop down to the Championship, with their Banffshire neighbours poised to replace them.
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1 week ago |
northern-scot.co.uk | Craig R. Christie
Pre-season friendlies have been lined up, and trial players could come in to join two protracted new signings. That’s the picture at Elgin City, who learned their Premier Sports Cup opponents today to follow three warm-up matches against Highland League opponents. Manager Allan Hale has signed defender Connall Ewan from Ross County on a pre-contract and is set to reveal a second, transfer deal later this week.
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1 week ago |
northern-scot.co.uk | Craig R. Christie
Four Moray welfare teams made cup progress on Tuesday night. The preliminary round of the WJ Tewnion Memorial Trophy saw Cullen continue their good form at home to Keith visitors Ugie. Cullen found the opener on 23 minutes with 17-year-old midfielder Lewis Murray pouncing on a slack clearance to grab his first welfare goal. Ugie enjoyed a spell of pressure but rarely tested young Charlie McKay in the Cullen goal.
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I’ve watched all 25 of Elgin City’s SPFL seasons and I’m not sure I’ve seen a better goal in all that time than this one in the win over Stranraer today.

Is this the goal of the season? Watch striker speak about his greatest strike https://t.co/ODzEzUJ0It

Elgin High schoolgirl and @ICTFC signing (14) set for international football debut after Scotland call-up to face England https://t.co/lGYwoEUUju

Watch ‘the best goal I’ve ever scored’ - Elgin’s 40-yard stunner https://t.co/tAteiIJtoN