Stop-start season making it difficult for Greens to gain momentum

Krakens front up to earn a draw with league leaders

Mental health message at the heart of Come Ashore Cup weekend

  Magnificent seven for Cannop as Caithness 2nd XV clinch North Division 3 crown  

Greens and Krakens miss out on main honours in Kirkwall

Tamzin set for Six Nations U18 festival after Scotland call-up

Easter Rugby Training Camp – P1–P7 Boys &amp; Girls

Caithness Rugby FC is thrilled to be hosting an action-packed Rugby Training Camp this Easter for boys and girls in P1–P7! Whether you're a regular on the pitch or totally new to the sport – everyone's welcome!

⚠️ Please Note:
When registering online, the cost may display as £0 – this is to avoid extra online fees. Payments will be collected separately.

Register now via the link:
👉Book onto <a href="https://club.spond.com/landing/courses/caithnessrugbyfo/E70AECC5456C47E182073A38E2A9457E">Easter Camp</a>

For more information, contact our Development Officer on 07376 473401.

Easter Camps P1 - P7

A huge welcome to our new Caithness Rugby Football Club website. The club has been going from strength to strength in recent times and I am delighted that we can now provide a platform to keep everyone up to date with everything going on within the club.&nbsp;

The future development plans at the club are numerous including nurturing our young grassroots players but also constantly improving our facilities at Millbank. Over the coming two years we will be developing a new all-weather training facility to ensure our growing numbers can be accommodated in a modern, safe environment that also gives our players of the future in the most Northernly mainland rugby club in the UK opportunities to match our competitors in the south.

In the meantime, we look forward to welcoming you to our Club in person and hope you enjoy the events.

Welcome to Caithness RFC

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Nine tries for Krakens in third successive bonus-point win

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Caithness secure victory over Highland 2nd XV in Thurso

Come Ashore Cup memorial event set to raise over £14000

Photo credit: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/JamesGunnPhotography/?locale=en_GB">James Gunn Photography</a>

Krakens are champions with 100% record

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Stop-start season making it difficult for Greens to gain momentum

Krakens front up to earn a draw with league leaders

Mental health message at the heart of Come Ashore Cup weekend

Magnificent seven for Cannop as Caithness 2nd XV clinch North Division 3 crown

Greens and Krakens miss out on main honours in Kirkwall

Stop-start season making it difficult for Greens to gain momentum

Krakens front up to earn a draw with league leaders

Mental health message at the heart of Come Ashore Cup weekend

Magnificent seven for Cannop as Caithness 2nd XV clinch North Division 3 crown

Greens and Krakens miss out on main honours in Kirkwall