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The Caley Jags came back from two goals behind to claim all three points at Links Park.
The versatile player has made over 100 appearances for the club, including featuring in every round of their North of Scotland Cup triumph last year.
Inverness were losing with just minutes left on the clock, but staged a remarkable comeback to claim all three points.
Manager Stuart Ross believes this Saturday’s final could lay the groundwork for a bright future at the club.
The Inverness teenager has dominated his sport for years, including winning multiple world titles in 2024.
The not-for-profit club is finding that there is plenty of interest in the growing sport around the Highlands.
The SWF Championship has reached its mid-season break, with Caley Thistle sitting second in the table.
They were the underdogs going into the semi finals, but managed to book their place in the showcase match next February.
There was fierce competition at the Raigmore Motel last week.
The summer signing has been a regular for the Wee County after struggling with health issues last season.
He had previously played for all three Inverness-based Highland League clubs, winning titles with each of them.
Highland Council had announced at the start of this year that the project was on pause due to spiraling costs.
He was forced off with the scores still goalless.
Millburn Academy, Culloden Academy and Inverness Royal Academy were all represented in the Target Technique squad.
The event has doubled up as the national championships in each of the last two years too.
Highland Boxing Academy pushed their boundaries further than ever before on the British mainland to give four athletes a chance to compete.
He made his debut on the world stage as part of Team Scotland last year.
The 27-year-old returned to Grant Street Park this summer after a couple of years in the North Caledonian League.
The youngster is one of 12 people from across the country chosen to contribute over the next two years.
He came into the role last month, and has already set out his strategy for the short term.
