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The Highlander earned a spot on the time trial podium to make it a double celebration on his birthday.
There has been no rest for Paris gold medallist Fin Graham, who just weeks after the Paralympics is preparing to compete at the World Championships.
Station Park’s hat-trick hero insists the Wee County are improving all the time under Ross Tokely with the squad really starting to gel.
He was in phenomenal form all evening at the Innes, easing to victory in the final.
The pupil support assistant is no stranger to entering, and winning, singing competitions in the Highland capital.
The Highlander flew the flag for Scotland against athletes from all over the world in San Antonio, Texas.
Both club’s logos depict the Loch Ness monster, and they have connected despite a 3400 mile distance.
Athletic look to maintain 100 per cent record.
Usually competing towards the top end of National One in recent years, Highland’s results so far in 2024/25 have them at the bottom of the table.
Inverness are the second lowest scorers in their league, and manager Duncan Ferguson remains keen to address his forward options.
Nairn Golf Club played host to the action, before a night of fine dining and entertainment at the Kingsmills Hotel.
Still only one win in the league this season.
The 2024 entrant suspects she has shocked people by going in for the singing competition.
It was a strong performance at the British International Championships last weekend.
The Inverness Harriers life member retired from officiating earlier this year.
Duncan Ferguson’s men do have a strong recent history against their upcoming hosts.
Inverness saw off the League Two side with a three-goal victory at the weekend to book their place in the next round of the SPFL Trust Trophy.
Sherriff Court officers visited the Caledonian Stadium late last week over £70,000 allegedly owed to Scot Gardiner.
After losing in the 2023 final, they redeemed themselves by going one better this summer.
The Caley Jags ran out 3-0 winners against Stirling Albion in the SPFL Trust Trophy on Saturday.
