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Krakens secure first division status after another match is forfeited

Greens and Highland 2nd XV set for pivotal clash at Millbank

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Krakens front up to earn a draw with league leaders

Mental health message at the heart of Come Ashore Cup weekend

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Come Ashore Cup 2026 – More Than A Match

The Come Ashore Cup returns to Millbank on Friday 5 and Saturday 6 June for a full weekend of rugby, entertainment and fundraising in the north of Scotland.

What started as a rugby fixture has grown into one of the biggest weekends in the Caithness rugby calendar, bringing together players, supporters, local businesses and visitors from across Caithness, Orkney and beyond.

This year’s event will feature the return of the Women’s 7s tournament, the main Come Ashore Cup fixture, Far &amp; Wide Invitational Match, live entertainment, podcast content, special guests, a produce tent, vintage tractors and activities for all the family throughout the day.

Friday evening gets the weekend underway with the Come Ashore Cup Dinner at the Park Hotel before Farmer Jim takes to the stage at Skinnandis alongside Halde Pottinger and Bruce Aitchison.

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