League and cup shinty action
Mowi Senior League C Inveraray 1 Glasgow Mid Argyll 4
Glasgow Mid Argyll (GMA) were 4-1 victors against Inveraray at the Winterton.
Ewen Fraser on five minutes and Craig Anderson on 29 minutes had GMA two up before Fraser Watt pulled a goal back a minute before the break. Ewen Fraser got his second on 54 minutes with Craig Anderson doing likewise on 61 minutes.
HIS Sutherland Cup – second round
Glasgow Mid Argyll 1 Kyles Athletic 4
The Kyles Athletic seconds won 4-1 against the Glasgow Mid Argyll seconds at Peterson Park.
David Martin on 13 minutes and Scott Ferguson on 18 minutes gave Kyles an early advantage, with Cairn Limbert making it 3-0 on 41 minutes.
Former Skye player Angie Grant pulled a goal back a couple of minutes later but David Martin sealed the win a minute from time.
Kilmory W/O v Inveraray
The Inveraray seconds were unable to raise a team for their meeting with Kilmory at MacRae Park so the hosts were given a walk-over.
Artemis Macaulay Cup – semi final
Oban Camanachd 0 Kyles Athletic 1
Kyles Athletic reached the Artemis Macaulay Cup Final with a 1-0 victory over Oban Camanachd at Mossfield.
The only goal came on 50 minutes when Oban Camanachd fluffed a hit-in and Kyles earned a free-hit following a break forward. The set-piece was powered to the back of the ‘D’ by Thomas Whyte and, one-handed, Ross MacRae touched the ball to Robbie MacLeod who smashed a shot home. Oban Camanachd had a chance to level midway through the second half when referee Des McNulty awarded them a penalty, penalising a sliding challenge after consulting with the goal judge. Daniel MacCuish rocketed the spot-hit, but John Whyte made a good reflex save. Oban Camanachd’s Daniel Cameron went up front after feeling a tight hamstring and twice went close. First, Cameron went one-on-one with keeper Whyte and tried to slip the ball under the Kyles custodian, but his effort came off the keeper’s heel. Then a fierce Cameron strike came off the back of Andrew King’s head whilst substitute Lewis Buchanan saw his shot come back of the outside of the junction between post and bar.
Kyles were well served by their midfield of Thomas Whyte, flanked by Conor Kennedy and Innes MacDonald, with Neil MacVicar replacing Whyte when he suffered a knock. Andrew King covered a lot of ground at the back.