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Ross County Cricket Club have lifted the Nosca Senior Cup for the first time in 21 years thanks in part to some remarkable bowling by Renato Belli.
Another final against Forres.
Midfielder feels he is back to what he does best.
Don't panic is the message after Hibernian defeat.
After Steven Mackay's shock resignation as Brora Rangers manager, Balls & Whistles discuss why he left and what could be next for the Cattachs.
Temporary Staggies can make permanent impression.
Ross County back in the title race.
Loan signing keen to impress at Dingwall.
The Premiership, Championship and Highland League seasons are officially up and running while Beauly look to cause another upset in the Camanachd Cup.
Malky Mackay knows Ross County are being tipped for relegation, but he hopes to see the Staggies defy expectations in the Premiership this season.
Staggies squad still impacted by Covid-19 outbreak.
Paracyclist Fin Graham will be going to Tokyo for the Paralympics after he was confirmed as part of Great Britain's squad.
Malky Mackay is looking forward to seeing supporters returning to the ground when Ross County host Dundee in Dingwall on Sunday.
Alness teenager Adian Williamson is in the process of turning professional under the guidance of Laurie Redfern at Inverness City Boxing Club.
Ross County overcame Northern Counties in the semi final at Castle Leod to give themselves a shot at silverware.
Ross Sutherland development officer John Mann can feel the excitement among the club's youth squads that matches will be returning to the calendar.
Donnie Macdonald says last weekend's Back To Basics 10k in Forres felt like a return to proper racing.
Kenny MacLennan is hoping to see Ross County challenge for a top six berth in the Scottish Premiership this season.
The Scottish domestic football season starts this weekend, so Balls & Whistles previews ICT and Ross County's seasons with some help from supporters.
Donnie Macdonald finished as the top veteran at the Back To Basics 10k, but really he was just happy to be back competing.
