Sporting news in Orkney
“From the outset of the process we aimed to ensure that no team is negatively impacted by the current circumstances, and as such, there will be no teams automatically relegated or promoted this season.”
The Club Pledge is intended to bring the hockey community together and connected, while showcasing the good work being done by clubs and to enable other clubs to do the same.
“Yesterday was a day of extraordinary, wildly contrasting emotions”
This will be the first indoor running event to take place at the brand new venue P&J Live, Aberdeen and brought by UK Running Events, on 24th of October 2020.
Early bird registration open until 11.59pm Monday 6th January
The Inverness Half Marathon will be supporting SAMH (Scottish Association for Mental Health) as one of its official charity partners for 2020
Orkney Rotary Club yet again organised an amazing fun run on Saturday 28th of December at Corse Farm, Kirkwall.
Eight people will receive £1,500 per person and the scheme will be available for applications for the 2020-2021 financial year from Monday 16 December.
“We teach all children in an inclusive way at Orkney Islands Council and it is great to get these additional resources to support our swimming teachers as we continue to grow our programme.” Garry Burton Sport and Leisure Service Manager OIC
A two-day event based at the Pickaquoy Centre, Kirkwall on 19th and 20th of September will bring together sports governing bodies from the thirteen sports that will be represented at the 2023 Games.
