Rachel Corsie: Decision to postpone Tokyo 2020 Olympics was ‘inevitable’
Scotland captain Rachel Corsie is glad a decision was made to postpone this year’s Olympics.
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John Henderson knows he has to learn from Premier League loss to Nathan Aspinall
John Henderson insists he has to learn from his Premier League loss to Nathan Aspinall.
Commonwealth Games bronze medallist John Docherty targets British title in 2020
Aberdeen-trained undefeated super-middleweight John Docherty today targeted a British title shot this year.
Gallery: Huntly thrower John Henderson apologises for defeat as PDC Premier League returns to Aberdeen
Local hero John Henderson apologised to his home crowd after his Premier League defeat to Nathan Aspinall at P&J Live.
Gary Anderson eager to PDC Premier League return after missing 2019 campaign through injury
Two-time world champ Anderson is relishing a return to the Premier League on home soil after missing last year’s tournament due to injury.
Best is yet to come from Scottish world champion Peter Wright as Premier League Darts comes to Aberdeen
WORLD champion Peter Wright believes his best is yet to come as he starts his bid for Premier League glory in Aberdeen tonight.
Huntly thrower John Henderson aims to make Premier League return in Aberdeen best night of his career
JOHN Henderson didn’t think his Premier League debut could be topped – but now the Highlander is out to make tonight’s return the best night of his career.
Huntly darts ace John Henderson looks to make most of Premier League opportunity in Aberdeen
JOHN Henderson admits he feels lucky to be in the Premier League – but wants to take full advantage by becoming the first challenger to win in the event.
Sponsored: Premier League Darts: Everything you need to know about the event at P&J Live
The 2020 PDC Premier League of darts gets under way in Aberdeen tomorrow.
Huntly darts ace John Henderson eager to put on a show for north-east fans at P&J Live
John Henderson admits the pressure on him is unique ahead of making his second Premier League appearance.
Aberdeen’s Neil Fachie takes silver in men’s sprint at World Championships
Aberdeen's Neil Fachie was forced to settle for silver in the men's sprint at the UCI Para-cycling World Championship in Milton, Canada.
Neil Fachie ‘relieved’ to claim back world title in Canada
Aberdeen’s Neil Fachie was thrilled to reclaim the 1km time trial gold at the UCI Para-cycling World Championship in Canada.
Huntly’s John Henderson rewarded by PDC for nine dart finish
Huntly's John Henderson has received a silver pin from the PDC in recognition of a nine dart finish.
World champion Wright to face van Gerwen in Premier League darts opener in Aberdeen
Aberdeen will host a re match of the recent World championship final on the opening night of the Premier League darts at P&J Live next month.
Laidlaw retires from Scotland duty
Greig Laidlaw has announced his retirement from international rugby union.
Commonwealth title one step closer for Dean
Undefeated Aberdeen welterweight Dean Sutherland aims to take another step closer to emulating mentor Gary Jacobs by claiming Commonwealth title glory.
Fair City jaunt as Shire bid to avoid relegation
Aberdeenshire travel to Perth tomorrow bidding to make their position safe in the Premier League.
No excuses from coach as Oman make Saltires suffer
Scotland coach Shane Burger admitted they were completely outplayed by Oman after a mauling at Mannofield.
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.
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.