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Inverness Ice Centre hosts top teams from Scotland and abroad at Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Tournament
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.

Inverness hosted top teams from across Scotland and abroad when the Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Tournament took place last weekend.

The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.

The Inverness Ice Centre welcomed teams from across the country along with a quartet from Switzerland who competed in the three days of competition.

The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.

There was Inverness success as the winners of the competition were skipped by Blair Fraser along with teammates Calum Greenwood, Ross Fraser and Ruairidh Greenwood.

They defeated the team of Skip Dave Reid, Mark Fraser, Neil Macarthur and Dean Clark.

The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.
The Johnny Foxes Inverness Skins Curling Tournament. Pictures: Callum Mackay.

The next major curling tournament in Inverness will be the 60th Anniversary of the Glenmorangie Highland Week of International Curling, which will take place from Thursday, March 4 to Friday, March 12.

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