Category: Sport
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Football fans rally in memory of Roddy
Four teams took part in the memorial 7-aside tournament.
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Argyll golfer Bob helps Europe win the Ryder Cup
Oban golfer Bob MacIntyre says helping Europe win the Ryder Cup was “everything”. The honorary Machrihanish Golf Club member’s 2&1 win against US Open champion Wyndham Clark last Sunday contributed to a 16½-11½ victory against the United States as he made a stunning debut and silenced those who labeled him a weak link in the…
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Casci double as Tarbert AFC top Glasgow Harp
This week Tarbert travel to Stepps to face Strathclyde University in a league match.
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Shinty round-up – September 30 2023
Mowi Premiership Kyles Athletic 5 Kinlochshiel 0 Kyles Athletic beat Kinlochshiel 5-0 in their 2pm throw up at Tighnabruaich. Kyles Athletic trio Will Cowie, Callum Millar and Cammy Jack all picked up injuries during the previous week’s win at Skye and although Cowie and Millar were passed fit, Jack didn’t make it. Conor Kennedy and…
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Women’s area representative shinty games return after three years
Sunday October 1 saw the return of shinty’s women’s area representative games, sponsored by the Macaulay Association. After a three-year break as a result of Covid, the Women’s Camanachd Association (WCA) was delighted to return to Oban to host its Macaulay area representative games, a fixture that showcases the finest of play throughout the game,…
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Fourth Oban darts season hits the mark
Oban darts players are back on the board after the Oban & District Darts (ODD) League restarted last month at The Claredon Hotel.
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Saints see red as St Pat’s pick up the points
Oban Saints 0 St Patrick’s FP 4 SPAFA Premier Division The Saints from Oban entertained the other Saints in the Scottish Premier Amateur Football Association – old foes St Patrick’s FP from Dumbarton in a Premier Division league match at Glencruitten last Saturday. Despite a spirited performance, the Oban side went down 4-0 to their…
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Shinty round up – Saturday September 30 2023
South shinty Mowi Premiership Skye Camanachd 4 Oban Camanachd 0 Oban Camanachd suffered their heaviest defeat of the season when they went down 4-0 to Skye Camanachd in their 3pm throw-up at Pairc nan Laoch, Portree. Skye’s James Pringle was a late call-off when he failed to shake off a foot injury, whilst Neil MacVicar…