FOOTBALL

Nairn to celebrate league centenary

Nairn County will mark 100 years of playing in the Highland League by wearing a commemorative kit against Fraserburgh tomorrow.

Mary Macleod had a debut to remember last week by coming off the bench to score – and Karen Mason thinks that is a sign of things to come.

Clachnacuddin winger Blair Lawrie believes Sandy McLeod was the ideal candidate to take over the managerial reigns at Grant Street Park.

John Robertson wants to see his Inverness side shake off memories of last year's poor start by getting a win at Dunfermline tomorrow.

Clachnacuddin Women mathematically sealed the Highlands and Islands title with an 8-0 victory over Nairn Ladies.

Wee County stopper Dylan Maclean is determined to do his utmost to keep Fraserburgh out this weekend and make Station Park a fortress.

After returning to first team action, Sean Welsh is ready to move on from the injury that ruled him out of a chance to play at Hampden.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle have been drawn against Alloa Athletic at home in the fourth round of the Tunnocks Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup.

After losing his mum just as the season was getting started, Shaun Rooney has refocused his efforts on the pitch as he tries to honour her.

Clach will not go over the top with celebrations if they win the league this weekend, because there are still more matches to come.

ICT Development coach Ally Munro feels that this weekend's opponents, Kirkwall City, have come on a lot over the course of the season.

Injuries to key players will give Inverness Caledonian Thistle Women's fringe players a chance to step up against Westdyke.

ICT's promising players Roddy MacGregor and Cameron Harper will start tomorrow's Tunnock's Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup match against Morton.

Rhea Hossack's five-goal haul for Clachnacuddin last weekend should be a big boost to her confidence, says manager Bobby Beckwith.

Karen Mason wants to see Caley Thistle Women smooth out the kinks in their hot and cold form before the season is over.

Sandy McLeod initially knocked back Clachnacuddin's advances – before having a change of heart and taking the job at Grant Street Park.