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Frenchman cruises to victory at Scottish Squash Open final in Inverness

World number 56 wins Scottish crown in Inverness.

Caley Thistle Women reached double figures against Grampian in their first ever match at the Caledonian Stadium.

Inverness move three points clear at the top.

Michael Gardyne the hero for Inverness.

More than half of Craig Dunain's women's team were making their debut last week, but they take on familiar foes in the North League this afternoon.

Malky Mackay is well aware of how dangerous Motherwell can be at set-pieces, and he has passed that message on to his Ross County squad.

Jordan MacDonald will look to get Clachnacuddin on the front foot against Rothes to banish memories of their Scottish Cup exit last time out.

Charlie Christie's column is back, this time looking at a rare winless weekend for all of the top five sides in the Premiership.

Northern Counties know that whoever wins their match against Forres St Lawrence tomorrow will be crowned Nosca champions.

Cameron Harper says former teammate Daniel MacKay's progress should inspire all budding Caley Thistle players – because it inspires him.

Highland, fresh off their first win of the campaign, have extra experience in their squad going down to Boroughmuir for National One action.

Both hometown players in the Scottish Squash Open hope it will have a lasting impact on the sport around Inverness for years to come.

Jack Baldwin is confident that when Ross County win their first Premiership match of the season it will be confirmation they are on the right track.

Billy Dodds looks at ICT's defensive record and surmises that they cannot afford to let their work ethic drop if it is to continue.

There is a wide variety of sports in this week's episode, from the usual football and rugby through shinty to squash, cricket and jiu-jitsu!

Loch Ness boss Shane Carling says that based on early season form, this year's North Caledonian League could be the most competitive in a long time.