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Ties played on September 17.

Northern Irish champions will visit Victoria Park.

Jags and Brechin are two Highland League survivors.

Preliminary Round ties were played at the weekend.

Brechin keep winning run going at Lossiemouth's expense.

Forres had led through a Ben Barron header at half time.

The league leaders visited their third place rivals at North Lodge, losing their 100 per cent record in the process.

Inverurie and Harlaw Bowling Clubs were knocked out of Forbes Hendry Trophy by Huntly, while Kintore took the Ladies Knockout title.

Despite opening the scoring Turruff lost out to hosts Rothes who scored five in a second half rout.

A late equaliser led to a share of the points for Turriff after a second half penalty handed the lead to Banks o'Dee.

Josh Peters on target again for Jags.

Pinz club wants to 'strike' out across Moray and attract more youngsters.

At Lochter Fishery last week there was a surge of youngsters making the most of their last week of holidays by fishing the bait pond.

Unless the side win at home on Saturday, Ellon face a drop to Division 3 for the first time in over 50 years.

Back on top of the podium in 36.5 mile event.

Rothie Rovers topple Championship leaders Sunnybank.

The final round of the Scottish Cycling National Youth Road Series was held in Ellon on Sunday.

North sides could face one of four cross-border teams entering the competition.

Aberlour slip out of championship chase as two red cards contribute to Hopeman defeat.

It was almost a clean sweep for the Banks family, representing Inverurie Bowling Club, while Kemnay took their third trophy of the season.