Anderson scores twice as Kingussie claims Camanachd Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 4:11 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Kingussie defeated Newtonmore to win the Camanachd Cup in Oban on September 19, 2026. After Newtonmore's Struan Ross opened the scoring, Kingussie struggled to equalize, missing a penalty. Ruaridh Anderson finally brought Kingussie level before scoring again in extra time, securing the club's 27th title.
- •Kingussie defeats Newtonmore in the Camanachd Cup final.
- •Struan Ross scored for Newtonmore after a review overturned an offside call.
- •Kingussie's Ruaridh Anderson scored both goals to clinch the cup.
- •The match took place in Oban, a key venue for Scottish hurling.
- •Kingussie has now won the Camanachd Cup a total of 27 times.
- 4:11 PMYahoo Sports — Anderson double returns Camanachd Cup to Kingussie
"Kingussie lifted the Camanachd Cup for the fourth time in five years after coming from behind to beat last year's winners Newtonmore. The two most successful sides in the sport met in Oban, having shared eight of the previous nine Scottish Cups. Newtonmore took the lead when Struan Ross slammed home the opening goal after strong work from Iain Robinson.
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