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14/06/2026

U17 Inverness Street League – Week 7 Round-Up & Final Week Preview ⚽🏆

What a week it has been in the U17 Inverness Street League, with dramatic results across both divisions setting up a sensational finale to the season.

🏆 League A – Four Teams, One Trophy

League A delivered everything supporters could have hoped for, with results completely reshaping the title race.

Nairn County produced two of the performances of the season to defeat Balloan Athletic 3-1 before following that up with a thrilling 5-4 victory over Alness United. Those six points have propelled County right back into contention and transformed what looked like a three-horse race into an extraordinary four-team battle.

Balloan Athletic bounced back from their defeat to Nairn County in style, overcoming Thistle United 4-2 to move to the top of the table on 22 points. Meanwhile, the scheduled clash between Alness United and Thistle United was postponed, leaving both sides with a game in hand and everything still to play for.

With one week remaining, the standings could hardly be closer:

1️⃣ Balloan Athletic – 22 pts (10 games)
2️⃣ Alness United – 21 pts (9 games)
3️⃣ Nairn County – 21 pts (10 games)
4️⃣ Thistle United – 19 pts (9 games)

Remarkably, all four teams can still be crowned League A champions.

- Balloan Athletic know another victory could be enough, but they still face Alness United in a potential title decider.
- Alness United have two matches remaining and destiny remains firmly in their own hands.
- Nairn County are hoping results elsewhere fall their way before meeting Thistle United in the final match where only victory will do.
- Thistle United have two games left and can still mount a late surge to the title if they finish strongly.

It is the perfect ending to what has been a fantastic League A campaign.

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🏅 League B – Fury Crowned Champions

Congratulations to Balloan Fury, who have officially secured the League B title after another dominant week.

A convincing 6-2 victory over Balloan Rovers moved Fury onto 21 points from 11 matches and ensured they cannot be caught at the top of the table.

The champions have been the most consistent side in League B throughout the season and thoroughly deserve their success.

Behind them, Thistle Colts strengthened their hold on second place with a 3-0 victory over Merkinch Athletic, while Balloan United also enjoyed a successful week with a 4-0 win over Merkinch Athletic to move onto eight points.

Current League B standings:

🏆 Balloan Fury – 21 pts (Champions)
🥈 Thistle Colts – 11 pts
🥉 Balloan United – 8 pts
4️⃣ Balloan Rovers – 5 pts
5️⃣ Merkinch Athletic – 0 pts

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🔥 Final Week Preview

The final week promises to be one of the most exciting in Street League history.

Tuesday 16th June

Alness United vs Thistle United
- A huge League A encounter.
- Alness can move to the summit with victory.
- Thistle must win to keep their and Nairn's title hopes alive.

Balloan United vs Balloan Rovers
- A chance for Balloan United to secure third place in League B.

Balloan Fury vs Thistle Colts
- Champions Fury will look to finish their season strongly.
- Thistle Colts need points to cement second place.

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Thursday 18th June

Nairn County vs Thistle United
- Nairn's title hopes depend on a win in this fixture.
- Thistle could arrive knowing a win keeps their championship dream alive.

Alness United vs Balloan Athletic
- Potentially the biggest game of the season.
- It could decide the League A title in dramatic fashion, a win for either could secure the title.
- There is still the potential for a play-off if teams are tied on points at the top of that table at the end of the campaign. That could happen if Thistle win their 2 games and Balloan defeat Alness.

Balloan United vs Thistle Colts
- A key fixture in the battle for League B runner-up spot.

Merkinch Athletic vs Balloan Rovers
- Both sides will be determined to finish their campaigns on a positive note.

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👀 What to Watch

The spotlight firmly falls on League A, where every match could change the destination of the trophy. With only one point separating the top three and Thistle United still mathematically in the hunt, supporters can expect a thrilling final week.

At the same time, League B champions Balloan Fury will be aiming to sign off in style after a deserved title-winning campaign.

One thing is certain – the U17 Inverness Street League season is heading for an unforgettable conclusion. ⚽🔥🏆

13/06/2026

Inverness U15 Street League – Week 7 Round-Up & Week 8 Preview

Another thrilling week of football in the Inverness U15 Street League has brought us right to the brink of the season finale, with title races, league positions and bragging rights all still on the line.

League A Review

Week 7 delivered some huge results in the battle for the League A crown.

AC Balloan maintained their place at the top of the table despite suffering their first defeat of the season. They opened the week with a loss to Alness Utd before overcoming Inter Balloan on Friday night in a massive top of the table clash that kept their title hopes alive. However, Inter Balloan ensured the title race will go to the wire by defeating Merkinch United earlier in the week and having a game in hand which means they could tie on points with AC and force a play off for the title.

Alness United enjoyed arguably their best week of the season, recording victories over AC Balloan and Nairn County. Those six points moved them to within just four points of the summit and having a big say in the destiny of the title, they'll be looking to leapfrog Inter Balloan in the final match to claim 2nd spot and deny Inter the chance of the title.

The League A standings could hardly be closer. AC Balloan lead on 34 points from 13 matches, Inter Balloan sit three points behind on 31 points with a game in hand, while Alness United remain within touching distance on 30 points.

Merkinch United continue to occupy fourth place after a mixed campaign, while Nairn County battled hard but were unable to add to their points tally against the division's top sides.

League B Review

League B saw Balloan Ness claim the Title with a game to spare after another perfect week 👏.

Victories over Balloan City and ICT-CT moved them onto 18 points and established a five-point lead at the top of the standings. Nairn CCFC were the only team who could catch them but they succumb to Thistle Colts on Friday night to end their title hopes. It means the top 3 places in the league are now set.

At the other end ICT-CT and Balloan City continue searching for positive results in the closing stages of the season and have a massive match on Monday to see who avoids the wooden spoon.

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# Week 8 Preview – Final Fixtures

The final week of the season has arrived and there is still plenty to play for across both divisions.

League A

The standout fixture of the week comes on Monday when Alness United host Inter Balloan to see where the destination of the title lands.

League B

League B winners Balloan Ness face their closest challengers Nairn CCFC in what promises to be a fascinating encounter.

A win for Balloan Ness would confirm a superb finish to the season after their strong run of form since the league split. Nairn CCFC will be hoping to close the gap and finish the campaign with a statement victory.

ICT-CT and Balloan City also meet in a contest that could prove decisive in determining the final placings in the lower half of the division. Both sides will be eager to end the season with a win and build momentum for future competitions.

# # Final Week Outlook

After weeks of competitive football, the U15 Street League is set for an exciting conclusion.

With silverware, league positions and local pride all at stake, Week 8 promises to provide a fitting finale to another excellent Inverness U15 Street League season. ⚽️⚽️

Well done to all the players and coaches who've taken part 👏👍⚽️

10/06/2026

📣 U16 HIGHLAND LEAGUE TRIALS – THIS SUNDAY ⚽

Balloan United are holding an additional trial session this Sunday for players looking to join our U16 Highland League squad.

If you're ambitious, committed, and want to be part of a successful club with experienced coaches, we'd love to see you there. New players are welcome to come along and showcase their ability in a positive and competitive environment.

📍 Location: Milton Pitches, Inverness
📅 Date: Sunday 14th June
⏰ Time: 12:30pm – 2:00pm
👥 Age Group: Players born in 2011 or 2012

No need to register in advance – simply turn up on the day. If you have any questions, feel free to send us a message.

We look forward to seeing you there! 🔴⚪

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09/06/2026

U17 Street League – Week 7 Preview ⚽🔥

After an intriguing first week following the league split, attention now turns to a huge round of fixtures that could have a major impact on both League A and League B standings.

🏆 League A – Title Race Heats Up

With just three games remaining for each side in the League A season, every point is becoming increasingly valuable.

Current standings:
1. Alness United – 21 pts
2. Balloan Athletic – 19 pts
3. Thistle United – 19 pts
4. Nairn County – 15 pts

The standout fixture on Tuesday sees Alness United take on Thistle United in a match that could have huge title implications. Alness currently sit top of the table, but Thistle know a victory would see them take top spot and throw the championship race wide open.

Also on Tuesday, Nairn County host Balloan Athletic. County have quietly closed the gap on the leading trio and know that a win would keep their title hopes alive. Balloan Athletic, meanwhile, cannot afford any slip-ups with both Alness and Thistle breathing down their necks.

Thursday brings another crucial encounter as Alness United face Nairn County. Depending on Tuesday's results, this could either strengthen Alness's grip on top spot or give Nairn a late route back into contention.

The week's biggest showdown comes on Thursday when Balloan Athletic meet Thistle United. Both teams start the week level on 19 points and this fixture could prove decisive in determining who remains in the hunt for the League A crown.

League B – Fury Looking to Clinch Championship

Current standings:
1. Balloan Fury – 18 pts
2. Thistle Colts – 8 pts
3. Balloan Rovers – 5 pts
4. Balloan United – 5 pts
5. Merkinch Athletic – 0 pts

League B leaders Balloan Fury will be looking to continue their impressive form when they take on Balloan Rovers on Tuesday. Fury have won six of their ten matches and a win would confirm the League B title with three points.

Merkinch Athletic vs Balloan United is another important fixture as both sides search for momentum in the final weeks. Balloan United currently hold a narrow advantage over their rivals and will be hoping to strengthen their position in the table.

On Thursday, Merkinch Athletic host Thistle Colts, before the sides meet again on Saturday in a catch-up fixture carried over from the pre-split schedule. Those two matches represent a huge opportunity for Thistle Colts to close the gap on Balloan Fury and strengthen their hold on second place.

With the League A title race delicately poised and Balloan Fury looking to clinch League B glory, Week 7 promises to be one of the most important weeks of the U17 Street League season so far. Every point matters from here on in. ⚽🏆🔥

07/06/2026

Inverness U15 Street League – Week 7 Preview

After another action-packed week, attention now turns to a crucial round of fixtures that could have a huge impact on both League A and League B.

League A – Title Race Set for Huge Week

All eyes will be on the battle at the top of League A, where AC Balloan currently lead the standings on 31 points, three ahead of Inter Balloan, although Inter still hold a game in hand. Alness United remain in contention on 24 points and will be determined to close the gap on the top two.

Monday's headline fixture sees third-placed Alness United host league leaders AC Balloan. A win for AC Balloan would further strengthen their position at the summit, while Alness know victory could drag them back into the title conversation.

Merkinch United begin the week against Nairn County in what could prove a pivotal match in the race for fourth place. Merkinch currently hold a three-point advantage and will be looking to bounce back after a difficult Week 6.

Wednesday sees Inter Balloan travel to face Merkinch United. Inter remain unbeaten and know that every point is vital as they chase AC Balloan. Merkinch, however, have already shown they can compete with the league's strongest teams and will be eager to cause an upset.

The biggest fixture of the week arrives on Friday when Inter Balloan take on AC Balloan in a potential title decider. Both teams are unbeaten and separated by just three points, with Inter still having played one game fewer. Victory for AC Balloan would put them firmly in control of the championship race, while an Inter Balloan win would blow the title battle wide open.

Alness United then face Nairn County later on Friday, knowing they may need maximum points to keep pressure on the leaders.

League B – Battle for Top Spot Intensifies

League B is becoming increasingly competitive, with Balloan Ness leading the way on 12 points. Nairn CCFC sit just two points behind and have an excellent opportunity to continue their momentum this week.

Monday sees Nairn CCFC face ICT-CT in a match that could significantly affect the standings. A victory for Nairn CCFC could temporarily move them level with the leaders, while ICT-CT will be looking to climb away from the bottom of the table.

Balloan Ness host Balloan City on Monday before welcoming ICT-CT on Wednesday. The current leaders have a great opportunity to strengthen their position at the top of League B.

Wednesday's meeting between Thistle Colts and Balloan City could prove equally important. Both teams are searching for consistency and will view this as a chance to pick up valuable points.

The League B action concludes on Friday when Nairn CCFC take on Thistle Colts. Nairn CCFC know that if results go their way elsewhere, they could finish the week sitting top of the division.

One to Watch

Inter Balloan vs AC Balloan (Friday)

The standout fixture of Week 7 sees the league's two unbeaten sides go head-to-head. With first place potentially on the line and both teams enjoying outstanding seasons, this promises to be probably the biggest matches of the campaign so far.

With title races, league positions and momentum all at stake, Week 7 looks set to deliver another exciting chapter in the Inverness U15 Street League season.

We look forward to seeing you all at Milton Pitches to cheer the boys on in the league run-in ⚽️👏

07/06/2026

U17 Street League – Week 6 Round-Up ⚽🔥

The split divisions are now underway in the U17 Street League, and the opening fixtures have already provided plenty of drama as teams battle for every point in the race to the finish line.

Before the split officially began, Nairn County strengthened their position in League A with a victory over Merkinch Athletic, while Thistle Colts picked up an important win against Balloan Rovers to boost their confidence heading into the League B campaign.

In League A, the only scheduled fixture between Nairn County and Balloan Athletic was postponed due to a water logged pitch, meaning the top three remain separated by just two points. Alness United continue to lead the way on 21 points, but with all four teams set to play a total of 11 matches, there is still plenty of football left to determine the champions. Balloan Athletic and Thistle United sit level on 19 points and remain firmly in contention, while Nairn County's strong form has moved them onto 15 points and kept them within touching distance of the leading pack.

In League B, Balloan Fury have made an excellent start to the split phase. Two victories this week, including a 5-2 win over Balloan United and a 5-1 success against Merkinch Athletic, see them open up a six-point lead at the top of the table and one victory from being crowned League B Champions. Thistle Colts continued their improvement with a hard-fought 2-2 draw against Balloan Rovers, leaving them in second place with some breathing space to the teams below..

With League A teams playing 11 matches and League B teams playing 12 matches over the season, every fixture from now until the end of the campaign will carry extra significance. The title race remains wide open in League A, while Balloan Fury have laid down a marker in League B, but there is still a long way to go before the champions are crowned.

**Current Leaders**
🏆 League A – Alness United (21 pts)
🏆 League B – Balloan Fury (18 pts)

The race is on as the U17 Street League enters its decisive final 2 weeks. ⚽👏

06/06/2026

Well done to Balloan Athletic A, who were victorious in the Soccer Sixes earlier today! 🏆

The team went through the entire competition undefeated, making them very worthy champions.

Congratulations also to Robbie Bremner, who was named Player of the Tournament after an outstanding performance throughout the day — even stepping in to play a couple of games in goal! 👏

A huge well done to all the teams involved in what was a fantastic festival of football, and thank you to Street League for organising such a well-run competition.

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06/06/2026

Inverness U15 Street League – Week 6 Round-Up

The newly formed League A and League B sections continued to provide plenty of competitive football this week, with some crucial results beginning to shape both title races and the battle for positions throughout the standings.

League A

AC Balloan have strengthened their grip on top spot after another flawless week, recording impressive victories over both Nairn County and Merkinch United. Their unbeaten record remains intact, with ten wins and a draw from eleven matches, putting them three points clear at the summit.

Inter Balloan continue to keep the pressure on the leaders after picking an important win of their own against Nairn County. Remaining unbeaten, they sit just three points behind AC Balloan with a game in hand, ensuring the title race is far from over.

Alness United returned to winning ways with a strong victory over Merkinch United, keeping themselves firmly in contention in third place. Although they trail the top two, they remain within striking distance should either side slip up in the coming weeks.

Merkinch United endured a difficult week, suffering defeats against both Alness United and AC Balloan, while Nairn County were unable to add to their points tally despite another determined effort against some of the division's strongest sides.

With AC Balloan leading on 31 points, Inter Balloan on 28 points with a game in hand, and Alness United on 24 points, the race for the League A crown is shaping up to be a fascinating finish.

League B

League B continues to be tightly contested, and Balloan Ness have taken a significant step forward after recording an important victory, defeating Thistle Colts to move onto 12 points and extend their lead at the top of the division.

Nairn CCFC also enjoyed a positive week, securing a valuable win over Balloan City to move into second place on 10 points and close the gap on the leaders.

ICT-CT picked up a welcome victory against Thistle Colts, boosting their confidence and moving them onto six points. Thistle Colts, meanwhile, suffered defeats in both of their fixtures and remain level on points with ICT-CT, although they have played more matches.

Balloan City continue to search for consistency but remain within touching distance of the teams above as the League B standings remain closely packed.

Looking Ahead

With the split now fully underway, every fixture carries extra significance. AC Balloan currently hold the advantage in League A, but Inter Balloan's game in hand could prove crucial in the title race. Meanwhile, Balloan Ness have established themselves as the team to catch in League B, though Nairn CCFC are beginning to build momentum and will be eager to challenge for top spot.

As the season enters its final stages, the battle for silverware and league positions promises even more excitement in the weeks ahead.

05/06/2026

Saturday 6th June

Tomorrow sees the annual Street League Soccer Sixes (U14s) and Soccer Sevens (U16s) tournaments.

Why not come along and support the boys? It promises to be a fantastic festival of football, with plenty of exciting matches throughout the day.

Light snacks and refreshments will be available to keep you fuelled up 💪⚽

We look forward to seeing you there!

04/06/2026

📣ANNOUNCEMENT - DATE CHANGE

Due to a clash with the Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 v Morocco 🇲🇦 WC match we are moving the opening registration day back 24hrs. Registrations will continue the following Saturday for those who cant make Sunday.

⚽️ BALLOAN FC – OPEN REGISTRATIONS ⚽️

Calling all NEW S1 players for 2026! 🔥

Want to join a successful club with experienced coaches, great teammates, and a brilliant football environment? Now’s your chance! 💪

📍 Milton Pitches
📅 Sunday 21st June

Come along and be part of the next generation at Balloan FC! Whether you’re looking to develop your game, make new friends, or compete at a high level — we want to see you there! ⚽️🔴⚫️

All new players must be accompanied by a parent/guardian at the initial registration to fill out the necessary forms.

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