Oban Camanachd wins MacAulay Cup, defeating Kingussie 2-1 in extra time
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Last updated Aug 22, 2026

Oban Camanachd defeated holders Kingussie 2-1 in extra time to claim the MacAulay Cup at Mossfield Park on August 22. Ross Campbell opened the scoring for Oban in the 17th minute. Kingussie's MacLeod Dawson equalized late in regulation time, forcing the match into extra time, where Ross MacMillan scored the decisive goal. This victory halts Kingussie’s pursuit of a Grand Slam across the top senior honours in shinty.
- •Oban Camanachd wins MacAulay Cup on August 22.
- •Ross Campbell scored the opening goal in the 17th minute.
- •MacLeod Dawson equalized for Kingussie late in regulation.
- •Ross MacMillan netted the winner in extra time.
- •Newtonmore's 5-0 win over Kyles extends their lead in the Premiership.
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"Oban Camanachd shocked holders Kingussie 2-1 in extra time to win the MacAulay Cup at Mossfield Park in Oban. It was a repeat of the 2023 scoreline and also ends Kingussie's hopes of a Grand Slam of all four of shinty's top senior honours. Ross Campbell shot Camanachd ahead after 17 minutes and only 13 remained when Kingussie's MacLeod Dawson sent the final to extra time.
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