Shinty

Club recently celebrated wining Challenge Cup.

An ill-tempered Camanachd Cup final between Lovat and Kingussie saw the Badenoch outfit lift the trophy for the third year in-a-row.

Lovat look to win trophy for only third time in their history.

After losing in the 2023 final, they redeemed themselves by going one better this summer.

For 128 years, the Camanachd Cup has been the pinnacle of excellence within the shinty community.

They reached the final last year. Can they go one better?

Partnership with University of Highlands and Islands to increase participation in shinty.

People are asked to get in touch regarding artefacts.

A total of 32 players have been selected.

Club president looking forward to another cup final.

Club retain trophy after extra time.

Draw for semi final has been made.

The Scottish under-17s will once again be heading to the Emerald Isle next month for shinty/hurling challenge matches.

Pupils from five schools are heading across the Atlantic.

Youngster finds equaliser to give club first point of the season.

Both clubs will have home advantage – but it will still not be an easy task to reach the final four.

Lovat last won the trophy nine years ago.

Final four find out who they will face.

Derby day at Blairbeg Park.

Strathpeffer club will face holders in last eight.