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Grammar can say hello to big time and ’bye to Alec
Aberdeen Grammar have the opportunity to raise their profile tomorrow when they bid to win the National League Cup at Stirling.
WATCH: Aberdeen Grammar try wins Scottish Rugby monthly award
Aberdeen Grammar have won Scottish Rugby's try of the month for a herculean effort against Kelso.
McInally tells Peterhead: Win League Two title for injured Lyle
Peterhead manager Jim McInally urged his team to deliver a League Two winners’ medal for crocked Derek Lyle.
Aberdeen Express’ Marina becomes first woman to start at pitcher in Scottish National League baseball match
An Aberdeen baseball player has become the first female pitcher to start a Scottish National League game.
40 years of karate commitment earns Alex sixth dan black belt
Not many can say they’ve committed over 40 years to the sport they love, but Alex Carroll celebrated 40 years at Aberdeen Shotokan Karate Club by being promoted to sixth dan black belt.
Sterling comes Thundering in to take revenge at Wrestlezone’s Aberdeen Anarchy
Six-time Wrestlezone tag-team champion William Sterling has vowed to gain revenge on his bitter rivals by adding yet another belt at Aberdeen Anarchy tonight.
Aberdeen Lynx ‘encouraged’ by Scottish Ice Hockey response to withdrawal threat
Aberdeen Lynx say they are “encouraged” by Scottish Ice Hockey’s response after the Granite City side threatened to withdraw from competition.
Boxer McAllister to drop five stone in pursuit of middleweight world title at Tony Macaroni Arena
Aberdeen Assassin Lee McAllister is in talks for a potential world title shot at middleweight in June – but will have to shed five stone.
Leading cycle stars Clancy and Archibald expected for Tour Series’ Aberdeen date
Triple Olympic gold medallist Ed Clancy took first place last year – and Tour Series organisers are expecting cycling superstars to ride into the Granite City once more.
BHGE 10K ’10 weeks to 10K’ – Week seven
Make Aberdeen’s longest-running road race your latest challenge! Welcome to your 10 weeks to 10K training plan.
Aberdeen Lynx threaten to withdraw from all Scottish Ice Hockey competitions over suspensions
The Aberdeen Lynx have threatened to withdraw from Scottish Ice Hockey (SIH) competitions “on the grounds of fairness and transparency” after coach Owen Reynolds and player Jack Flynn received heavy suspensions.
Double target for Grammar with prizes still to be claimed
Aberdeen Grammar are poised to end the season on a high starting tomorrow.
‘Beating Clyde will give me bragging rights’ – Peterhead’s Home
Callum Home is hoping Peterhead can beat Clyde tomorrow to strengthen their title hopes and also give him some friendly bragging rights.
Inverurie victorious in extra-time trophy win
Inverurie and Cults required extra-time to separate them in the final of the JM Low Trophy at Portlethen Academy.
Athletics: Fiona Brian sets sights on fast time in Boston marathon
Metro Aberdeen’s Fiona Brian will be aiming for a fast time when she joins 30,000 other runners on the starting line for the 123rd annual Boston marathon in 11 days.
Westdyke Ladies get up and running against Raith
Westdyke Ladies picked up their first win – and first points – on Sunday as they beat Raith Roves 1-0 in a tightly-contested affair.
Merlins Gordonians secure first National League 1 spot for north-east in 17 years
An Aberdeen hockey side are celebrating a “historic” promotion to National League 1.
BHGE 10K ’10 weeks to 10K’ – Week six
Make Aberdeen’s longest-running road race your latest challenge!
Wrestlezone’s Crusher Craib out for Regal Rumble revenge
Crusher Craib has warned rising Wrestlezone star Connor Inglis he aims to get revenge for his shock exit at the Regal Rumble.
World Mixed Curling Championships to be held in Aberdeen
Curl Aberdeen is to host the World Mixed Curling Championship later in the year.
Aberdeen Assassin McAllister back in ring with ‘big news’ on way
Aberdeen Assassin Lee McAllister is back in training in preparation for a ring return for the first time since defeating Danny Williams last July.
Goal hero Murphy says Aberdeen Lynx have proved they can stand up to Scotland’s strongest sides
Aberdeen Lynx goal hero Andrew Murphy thinks his team made a statement by beating Dundee Comets in the first leg of their Scottish Cup semi-final.
BHGE 10K ’10 weeks to 10K’ – week five
Make Aberdeen’s longest-running road race your latest challenge! Welcome to your 10 weeks to 10K training plan.
Resilient Rosie hopes to help RGU to latest victory on Dee
Rosie Payne hopes her battle to return to rowing culminates in Robert Gordon University retaining the Aberdeen Boat Race crown.
Watt’s got spring in step after 10k Beach Bash win
Emma Watt is eagerly looking forward to Sunday’s Run Garioch 5km at Inverurie after achieving a much cherished home-town victory in the Newburgh Beach Bash 10km.
Dyce Blues Under-13s strike to beat BSC Glasgow Lightning and reach Scottish Cup final
Dyce Boys Club Blues Under 13s booked their place in the final of the Scottish Cup with a 1-0 win over BSC Glasgow Lightning at Ian Mair Park.
Week four of our BHGE 10K training plan
Make Aberdeen’s longest-running road race your latest challenge! Welcome to your 10 Weeks To 10K training plan.
Fachie claims his 13th Para-cycling Track World Championship gold in Holland
Neil Fachie was pleased to bounce back from disappointment to claim his 13th Para-cycling Track World Championship gold medal.
Aberdeen’s Fachie wins silver in kilo at Para-cycling Track World Championships
Aberdeen's Neil Fachie has taken silver in the men's tandem B 1km time trial at the UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Appeldoorn in the Netherlands.
Team GB’s Cundy backed by Fachie in row over lack of live streaming at Para-cycling Track World Championships
Neil Fachie has backed Great Britain team-mate Jody Cundy’s scathing criticism of the UCI over the lack of live streaming this weekend.
