Pos
Team
Pld
Pts
1
Kingussie
5
10
2
Newtonmore
5
8
3
Fort William
5
7
4
Inveraray
5
7
5
Lochaber
7
7
6
Oban Camanachd
6
6
7
Bute
4
4
8
Kyles Athletic
5
4
9
Strathglass
6
1
10
Lovat
6
0
Welcome to Shinty
Welcome to shinty, one of the fastest, physically demanding and most skilful sports in the world.
Played on an outdoor surface that can be up to 155m long, shinty is about two teams of players striking a small leather ball with a curved stick, known as a caman. With the ball being hit around the field of play at speeds of over 100 miles per hour, a game of shinty is a thrilling experience for both players and spectators.
Shinty evolved in the Highlands of Scotland, but is now played (by
children, men and women) in other areas of Scotland, England and in the
United States - testament to shinty's wide appeal.
Latest News
05/09/08
Applications are now open for entry to this exciting event which is in its second year. The final takes place at the Inverness Highland Games on 20 July 2008
05/09/08
The Scottish Youth Football Association are seeking an Administrative Assistant based in Hampden, Glasgow.
05/09/08
Jenna Cockburn of the Kintyre shinty club becomes the 2500th member of the Camanachd Association.
05/09/08
The Camanachd Association, have confirmed, to the press, that they have been informed by the police that a matter identified as part of an internal investigation and referred to police earlier in the year has now resulted in the referral of the case to the Procurator Fiscal.