Shinty round-up, Lochaber and Skye: March 9 2026

Mowi National Division

Bute 0 Kilmallie 0

 

Bute and Kilmallie played out a goalless draw at The Meadows.

 

Referee Euan Pearson sent off Kilmallie’s Shane O’Rua just 10 minutes into the second half.

 

Kilmallie are at home to Lovat this Saturday.

Mowi North Division 1

 

Caberfeidh 1 Fort William 4

 

The Fort William colts began the defence of their league title with a triumph over the Caberfeidh colts at Castle Leod.

 

Fort amassed a two-goal advantage through Mark Grant on 28 minutes and Jack Kearney on 40 minutes.

 

Struan Stephen’s double on 55 and 66 minutes provided a four-goal cushion before Caberfeidh’s Kyle Lawrie made the final score 4-1 on 74 minutes.

 

Glengarry 4 Glenurquhart 5

 

The Glenurquhart seconds beat Glengarry by the odd goal in nine at Craigard.

 

Nick Dalgety grabbed a Garry hat-trick with Raymond Robertson getting the other but Glenn MacDonald’s treble and Michael Fraser’s double, with his winner coming a minute from time, gave Glenurquhart victory.

 

Skye Camanachd 3 Kingussie 3

 

Young Skye substitutes Eoghainn Graham and Harry Speed scored late in the game to snatch a point as the Skye Camanachd and Kingussie second teams drew in Portree.

 

After an entertaining but goalless first 45 minutes, Toby Thain gave the Kings a 71-minute lead from the penalty spot.

 

Rory Munro doubled their lead on 76 minutes and although Nui MacDonald pulled a goal back with a low strike into the net with just five minutes remaining, Rory Munro got his second almost straight from the restart.

 

Skye seemed down and out as the match moved into the closing stages but as the clock struck 90 minutes, teenage substitutes Eoghainn Graham and Harry Speed took over.

 

First, Graham was quickly in to turn home a rebound after keeper Hayden Taylor Ramsay tried to clear whilst, almost 3 minutes into stoppage time, Speed netted from close range following Archie MacDonald’s corner from the left.

 

Kinlochshiel 3 Strathglass 2

 

The Kinlochshiel second team made a good start to the season, beating the Strathglass first team at Rèaraig.

 

Shiel’s Jordan Fraser scored the only goal of the first half on the half-hour mark with Ciaran Melens equalising four minutes into the second half.

 

That’s the way it stayed until 10 minutes from time when Corin Jack put Shiel back in front.

 

Duncan Macmillan added a third just four minutes after and although Alex MacKenzie pulled a goal back on the stroke of full-time, the home side held on for the win.

 

Mowi North Division 2

 

The Kilmallie colts beat Lochcarron 3-0 at The Canal Parks. All the goals came in the second half as Liam Cameron netted twice on 58 and 64 minutes and Mason Keenan added a third eight minutes from time.

 

The Lochaber second team were 4-0 victors over the Strathglass second team at Cannich. Innes Whyte on 14 minutes and Rocco Berardelli on 22 minutes gave the hosts the advantage. David Langan made it 3-0 a couple of minutes after and he also converted a penalty on 28 minutes.

 

Lewis Camanachd beat the Beauly colts 4-2 at Braeview Park. The Islanders raced into a 3-0 lead through Donnie MacRae’s brace on 26 and 42 minutes, either side of an Ally Lamont goal on the half-hour. Sean Stewart pulled a goal back on the stroke of half-time and Paddy Wilson made it 3-1 on 52 minutes, but the home chances suffered a blow when Danny MacKenzie was sent off by referee Burt Bukowski just five minutes after. David Fraser sealed the Lewis win with just 20 minutes remaining.

Mowi South Division 1

 

Ballachulish, without the suspended David Grant, drew 3-3 with the Glasgow Mid Argyll second team at The Jubilee Park.

 

Calum Robb, Alasdair Stewart and Scott Craig scored for GMA, but Marcus Spence, Duncan MacDonald and Donald Pearce earned Balla a draw.

 

Balla’s Alan Clark was the stand-in referee which allowed the match to go ahead and he kept the game flowing without the need to issue any yellow or red cards.

WCA Round Up

WCA Mowi Premier League

 

Lochaber 1 Skye Camanachd 0

 

Lochaber began the defence of their Mowi Premier League trophy with a narrow win over Skye Camanachd at Spean Bridge.

 

Skye played their part in the game but the goal that settled it was a terrific effort from Natalie MacDonald.

Mowi National League

Dunadd 5 Glengarry 1

 

Dunadd made a great start to their National Division campaign, defeating Glengarry at MacRae Park.

 

Eilidh Cameron scored four times for Dunadd and Tia Nicholson the other whilst Leona Falconer replied.

Mowi North League

 

Lochaber B beat Skye Camanachd B 3-0 at Spean Bridge. Erin MacPherson scored twice and Kirsty Delaney the other.

 

Mowi South League

 

Kilmallie won 2-1 against Ardnamurchan at Ardnamurchan High School. Hannah Collins scored for the hosts, but two-goal Erin Starkey gave Kilmallie the win.