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Declan McManus has signed a new one-year contract to remain in Dingwall.
Record appearance maker and goalscorer Michael Gardyne says it was an easy decision to sign a new deal with Ross County.
Joe Chalmers has left Inverness Caledonian Thistle to sign for Ross County.
Ewan Gliniecki will represent Scotland for the first time at the Great Britain Three Nations later this year.
Ross County number one Scott Fox has left the club after failing to agree a new contract.
New Ross Sutherland club captain Jamie Johnston says it was a no-brainer to accept the role.
Ross County will be faced with tougher opposition in the Premiership next season, but Jamie Lindsay is not worried about making the step up.
Strathpeffer teenager Fin Graham will begin his road season tomorrow at the World Cup in Belgium.
Ross Sutherland head coach John Mann hopes that the club's new captain, Jamie Johnstone, can bring fresh ideas to the role.
Steven Ferguson knows that as the Staggies make the step up to Scotland's top flight one, their playing style will likely have to change.
Last season's top try scorer Jamie Johnston will be the new captain at Ross Sutherland, replacing outgoing skipper Ali Kennedy.
A 10-year-old from Dingwall has been selected by Great Britain to compete at the WAKO European Championships in August.
HBA head coach Liam Foy says last weekend's home show was his most difficult yet to organise bouts for.
Stuart Kettlewell believes preparing for the Premiership this summer will be more challenging than overhauling the Ross County squad last year.
Four Ross County youngsters have signed their first professional deals, while another has been given a contract extension.
Alan Clyne and Greg Lobban each won their matches as Scotland clinched third place at the European Team Championships in Birmingham.
Steven Ferguson has hailed the season's successes as group efforts after he and Stuart Kettlewell were named Championship managers of the year.
Ross-shire athletes John Duncan and Ben Bartlett returned from the Lonsdale Box Cup as champions.
Jamie Lindsay says that Ross County have believed from the very start of the season that they could be champions.
Josh Mullin says that the chance to wrap up a special season at Ross County has left him with no regrets over leaving Livingston last summer.
