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End of an era as Academy ace Mackay hangs up his boots

Family commitments led to Sam calling it a day with Scorries

Brora Rangers have officially won their Highland League title.

SCOTTISH football is in indefinite shutdown amid the coronavirus crisis.

Brora player/manager Steven Mackay praised Greg Morrison for his three-goal haul against Wick, saying the 22-year-old was “unplayable at times”.

Steven Mackay says Brora will be wary of the potential “bounce” effect as Wick Academy go into Saturday’s far north derby under new management.

In a game that was much anticipated, it was the visitors who left Bellslea Park with all three points that was a massive step towards the title.

Brora Rangers took another stride towards the Highland League title with a convincing win over Strathspey Thistle at Seafield Park on Saturday.

The draw for the semi finals of this season’s Utilita Highland League Cup took place this afternoon

Brora Rangers continue to keep their Highland League title rivals in their wake with a 4-2 victory over Deveronvale last Saturday.

A BELOW par performance cost Golspie Sutherland dearly in a 3-2 defeat to St Duthus in the Football Times Cup final at Dudgeon Park.

Brora Rangers returned back up the A9 with three crucial points following a narrow single goal win over Rothes at MacKessack Park.

GOLSPIE Sutherland boosted their title credentials with a 3-2 victory against North Caledonian League rivals St Duthus at King George V Park.

As we greet 2020, I cannot be happier how our season has gone so far.

William Counsell signs a permanent deal at Station Park.

Brora Rangers head into the new year top of the Highland League.

Scott Davidson could make his debut against Huntly tomorrow.