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Sunday, 6 December 2009

KINGUSSIE crowned 2009 shinty champions

KINGUSSIE were yesterday crowned 2009 shinty champions after edging the closest title fight in Premier League history.
Yesterday's 5-1 victory for Jimmy Gow's men over Kyles saw them secure their third championship in a row on goal difference.

Typically it was Ronald Ross who gift-wrapped the silver salver with four goals, taking his season tally to an incredible 92. Youngster Ryan Borthwick got the other on a day which also marked the end of manager Gow's reign.

"Of course it is emotional," Gow said. "I have been with the club for over 30 years as a player and manager."

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"KINGUSSIE were yesterday crowned 2009 shinty champions after edging the closest title fight in Premier League history. Yesterday's 5-1 victory for Jimmy Gow's men over Kyles saw them secure their third championship in a row on goal difference.Typically it was Ronald Ross who gift-wrapped the silver salver with four goals, taking his season tally to an incredible 92. Youngster Ryan Borthwick got the other on a day which also marked the end of manager Gow's reign."Of course it is emotional," Gow said. "I have been with the club for over 30 years as a player and manager.""
- Ross helps Kingussie to third title in a row - Scotsman.com Sport (view on Google Sidewiki)

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