Munros helped bag Way win for Siobhan
A series of long Munro-bashing days in the hills provided the foundations for Siobhan Killingbeck’s stunning victory in one of Scotland’s toughest running events.
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Swimmer Murdoch in bid to hit ‘best time’
Scottish swimmer Ross Murdoch says a personal best in the 200m breaststroke would represent success for him at the World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju.
Scott on crest of a wave as he gets ready for championships
Scottish swimming superstar Duncan Scott wants to take another huge stroke forward at this month’s World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju, South Korea.
North outfits look to improve form as derby clash looms
Aberdeen’s two Eastern Premier teams will be aiming to find some form tomorrow before they meet the following week.
Mutch revved up for Ginetta battle
Turriff racing driver Gordon Mutch got his Ginetta GT5 Challenge season off to a flying start and he hopes to continue it this weekend.
Rugby: National League Cup triumph for Aberdeen Grammar icing on cake of fine season
Aberdeen Grammar ended a successful season on a high at Stirling, beating Highland to lift the National League Cup.
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.
Tiger Woods wins the Masters
Tiger Woods has won the 83rd Masters at Augusta National. Woods’ score of -13 secured his fifth green jacket – the last of which came in 2005. It is also the American’s 15th Major, meaning he is now three off Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18. More to follow.
North-east boxer bidding to win first professional title
North-east super-bantamweight Billy Stuart will fight for his first title as a professional in May.
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.
Aberdeen Lynx can still shoot down Dundee Comets in Scottish Cup after play-offs exit
Aberdeen Lynx coach Owen Reynolds thinks there’s a silver lining to his team’s play-offs exit – it will give them confidence they can knock Dundee Comets out of the Scottish Cup.
Irish on warpath at Murrayfield after drubbing by the English
Scotland will need to raise their game at Murrayfield tomorrow against a furious Ireland.
UPDATE: Anderson pulls out of darts’ Premier League – but Huntly hero Henderson will replace him in Aberdeen
Two-time darts world champion Gary Anderson has withdrawn from this year's Premier League with a back injury.
LIVE: Murray out of Australian Open after losing 3-2 to Bautista Agut
Andy Murray is out of the Australian Open - which could be his final tournament after announcing his impending retirement last week.
Strife begins at 40 but ring champ Mr P still fighting
The stakes were high but Mr P secured the Wrestlezone Tri-Counties title by defeating holder Zach Dynamite – on his 40th birthday.
Billy a Butcher who still delivers
Super-bantamweight Billy Stuart extended his flawless pro record to seven wins from seven with a comprehensive points defeat of Dmytro Kostenko at the Hilton Treetops Aberdeen.
Commonwealth belt for delighted Fraser
History maker Kristen Fraser insists securing the Commonwealth title made years of sacrifice and dedication worthwhile.
Balmoral where it all started for Games medallist
Commonwealth Games marathon bronze medallist Robbie Simpson says taking part in the RunBalmoral races as a youngster was one of the factors which inspired him to become more seriously involved in athletics.
It’s Rough at the top but we’re ready for Necks challenge
The Granite City’s only American football team are still celebrating an incredible season – but they’re now gearing up for a new campaign in a tougher league.
Aberdeen fighter Paull just a fight away from world title battle
Aberdeen mixed martial artist Paull McBain is looking to move one fight away from a world title tonight.
Aberdeen defender Devlin wants more tastes of international action after Scots call-up
Mikey Devlin enjoyed being involved with Scotland – now the Aberdeen defender wants to keep performing for his club so he stays in the international reckoning.
Charity shirt drive by Aberdeen Lynx
Ice hockey fans still have time to get their hands on shirts worn by the Aberdeen Lynx – and donate money to a good cause.
‘I got my skates on to be fit for ultras’ says Alice
An Aberdeen-based former figure skater from Romania is making a name for herself on the Scottish ultra-distance running scene.
Aberdeen Lynx look to link up victories
Aberdeen Lynx head coach Owen Reynolds hopes his side can put an end to a frustrating losing streak this weekend.
Europe win Ryder Cup as Molinari wins decisive point in France
EUROPE have won the Ryder Cup back after Francesco Molinari defeated Phil Mickelson on the 16th hole at Le Golf National, Paris.
Boxer Boris looking forward as pro debut arrives
Aberdeen boxer Boris Crighton today vowed to put his Commonwealth Games agony behind him to take the professional ranks by storm.
Steel cage bout should be real cracker at Aberdeen seaside venue tonight
Wrestlezone star Damien today vowed to recapture the Undisputed championship belt he believes was unfairly taken away from him.
Grado: Tagging with Santino is a great match and the fans will love it
Scottish wrestling star Grado today insisted his tag-team partnership with WWE legend Santino Marella is a coup for Aberdeen-based Wrestlezone.
Martina signs up to run the road less travelled
A Czech runner living in Peterhead will take part in her first Scottish road race when she lines up with thousands of other participants in the Simplyhealth Great Aberdeen Run next weekend.
North-east’s Sam Locke think about decision to turn professional
Stonehaven amateur Sam Locke insists he won’t rush into the decision on whether to turn professional after winning the Silver Medal at Carnoustie.