Will Clark

3 days ago | northern-scot.co.uk | Will Clark

Alana Coutts has won the Moray Ladies' Singles at Forres Bowling Club after a closely fought final against The Elgin's Lindsey Petrie. As expected from a final, neither player was able to put too much daylight between herself and her opponent. With eight ends played, Coutts held a 7-4 advantage, but that was wiped out over the following three ends as Petrie went 10-7 up. With 16 ends played, the score was tied at 12-12. Coutts then won four ends out of five to go 17-13 in front.

4 days ago | inverness-courier.co.uk | Will Clark

Inverness Caledonian Thistle have confirmed they have signed David Wotherspoon on a one-year-dealThe 35-year-old has returned to the Caledonian Stadium 18 months after he last played for the club. Speaking about returning to Inverness, Wotherspoon said: “I’m delighted to be back, I’ve had some great times up here even if it was only for three months.

5 days ago | ross-shirejournal.co.uk | Will Clark

Ross County are believed to be close to securing a deal to sign midfielder Dean Cornelius from English League Two club Harrogate Town. It has been reported by Sky Sports that the 24-year-old is set to join up with the Staggies from the English League Two outfit after his current contract expires next month. If it is correct, Cornelius, who previously played for Motherwell, will arrive at the Global Energy Stadium on a two-year contract.

6 days ago | inverness-courier.co.uk | Will Clark

The Daily Record have reported that the 35-year-old could be a target for head coach Scott Kellacher as he looks to add experience to his squad ahead of the new League One season. Wotherspoon signed a short-term deal with Inverness in October 2023 in what was former manager Duncan Ferguson’s first signing for the club. He became a fans favourite during his time with Inverness, scoring four goals in 10 appearances. He left the club in January 2024 after turning down a contract to remain at the club.

6 days ago | inverness-courier.co.uk | Will Clark

SARAH Hodgson powered her way to the women’s title as she claimed victory at the Highland Cross on Saturday. The GP trainee from Inverness had the right prescription to win the 50-mile running and cycling duathlon from Kintail to Beauly. Hodgson (29) took the women’s title in a time of four hours, five minutes and 26 seconds as she was the first female to complete the 20-mile run and 30-mile cycle. She was almost six minutes ahead of Catriona Fraser from Alness who finished second in 4:11:00.