The South Shinty Round Up – April 13 2026

Mowi National Division

Beauly 5 

Oban Celtic 0

Beauly beat Oban Celtic 5-0 at Braeview Park.

Beauly’s Louie MacLellan scored twice in the first half on 31 and 45 minutes, with Hector MacLennan netting in-between times on 40 minutes to make it 3-0 at half-time.

Hector MacLennan got his second a minute into the second half and Euan Mccormick made it 5-0 just 5 minutes from time.

Oban Celtic co-manager Cammy Mccallum said: “We were really struggling for numbers last week due to injuries and boys just being unable to travel so we went north with a bit of a makeshift side.

“The boys that stepped in did well and the whole team fought hard throughout the game but Beauly were just a bit stronger than us.

“Gabriel Tidser returned to centre which was a great boost for us but he is still not 100% fit after his foot injury so he rolled on and off during the 90 minutes.

Alex Dunnings had to drop in at the back and led by example with a great performance.

“Although the scoreline might not suggest it, there were lots of positives for us to take all over the pitch and hopefully we are starting to find our feet at this level.

“We go again this week against Bute at home so fingers crossed we can get a few bodies back in.”

Oban Celtic, sponsored by The Oban Inn, continue in league action on Saturday when they play Bute at Mossfield.

Beauly travel to Kilmallie, also in the league.

Glasgow Mid Argyll P

Lovat P

Glasgow Mid Argyll’s clash with Lovat at Peterson Park was called off on Saturday morning due to an unplayable pitch.

Glasgow Mid Argyll visit Glenurquhart in a league fixture on Saturday whilst Lovat are at home to Inveraray.

HIS Sutherland Cup - First Round

Stirling Camanachd 1 

Bute 8

The Bute second team were too strong for Stirling Camanachd, winning 8-1 at The Haws, Bridge of Allan.

Louie McDonald ensured the Islanders took early control with a four-goal spree on 7, 12, 14 and 30 minutes whilst and Ewan McMillan’s effort on 37 minutes made it 5-0 at the turnaround.

John Fraser countered on 74 minutes, but Bute extended their lead further through Stuart Stirling on 81 minutes, Lloyd Robertson a minute later and John MacIntyre a minute into stoppage time.

Mowi South Division 1

Ardnamurchan 2

Aberdour 1

Alan Palmer’s double helped Ardnamurchan beat Aberdour 2-1 at Ardnamurchan High School.

After a scoreless first 45minutes, Alan Palmer put the home side ahead just 4 minutes into the second half.

Calum Murray levelled on the hour, but Ardnamurchan weren’t to be denied as Alan Palmer got his second with just a couple of minutes remaining.

Veteran referee Deek Cameron took charge of the game having recently come out of retirement to help with the current referee shortage.

Lochside Rovers P

Glasgow Mid Argyll P

The match between Lochside Rovers and the Glasgow Mid Argyll juniors was called off on Saturday morning due to an unplayable pitch at Ganavan.

Lochside Rovers assistant manager Duncan MacMillan said: “I was out at Ganavan on Saturday morning and it was very wet.”

This Saturday, Lochside have a Bullough Cup first round tie against Uddingston at The Stepps Playing Fields whilst GMA host their Kyles Athletic counterparts in the league.

Duncan MacMillan added: “We’ll hopefully have pretty much same squad as last Saturday against Uddingston who are going well on South 2.

Lewis Buchanan would have missed the GMA game, but he will probably be available again.

The big disappointment from Saturday’s postponement is that Scott MacMillan’s two-match suspension means he will not only miss Uddingston this Saturday, but he’ll also miss an important league game against Ardnamurchan the week after.

Inveraray P

Kyles Athletic P

The match between the Inveraray juniors and the Kyles Athletic juniors at The Winterton will be rescheduled.

Mowi South Division 2

Aberdour 0

Strachur-Dunoon 5

Strachur-Dunoon go second in the table with games in hand after defeating the Aberdour seconds 5-0 in their 1pm throw up at Silversands.

Strachur-Dunoon streaked ahead in the first half with Brandon Wilson getting the opener on 10 minutes and Spencer Thoms getting a second just 5 minutes after.

Brandon Wilson got his second on 26 minutes and Roddy Cairns made it 4-0 on the half-hour mark.

Roddy Cairns got his second with the only goal of the second half on 65 minutes.

Kilmory 2

Uddingston 0

Kilmory opted to take a 5-point deduction and drop down a division after finishing fourth in Mowi South Division 1 last season.

The move was intended to help them introduce some younger players into their side and after just to games, they have now cut that deficit to a single point after defeating league leaders Uddingston 2-0 in their 2pm throw up at MacRae Park.

Niall Shaw followed up his five-goal spree in Kilmory’s 10-1 victory over the Aberdour second team in their opening fixture with goals on 25 and 38 minutes to win this one.

Kilmory’s Craig Gilmour was sent off by referee Ryan Stewart with a couple of minutes remaining.

WCA Round Up

The weather also affected the WCA schedule on Sunday April 12.

Mowi Premier League

Glasgow Mid Argyll P

Lochaber P

Glasgow Mid Argyll’s noon throw up with Lochaber was postponed as Peterson Park was deemed unplayable.

Mowi National League

Dunadd P 

Strathspey Camanachd P

Dunadd and Strathspey Camanachd were left without a fixture when MacRae Park failed an inspection.

Dunadd goal grabber Eilidh Cameron spoke ahead of the weekend and she said: “I don’t really set specific targets for myself and prefer to just take each game as it comes.

While it’s always great to score as many as I can, the most important thing is taking the points, regardless of who gets on the scoresheet.

“My goal is to assist my team mates as much as they support me, helping us build goalscoring confidence across the entire team as after all, it’s goals that win games.”

Mowi South League

Stirling Camanachd 0 

Kilmallie 11

Kilmallie and Stirling Camanachd saw their 1pm throw up reversed to The Haws, Bridge of Allan as The Canal Parks was unplayable.

Kilmallie ran out convincing 11-0 winners.

Glasgow Mid Argyll P 

Uddingston P

Glasgow Mid Argyll B and Uddingston will have to wait as Peterson Park was unplayable.