Caithness Crushers

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Caithness Crushers
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Club information
Full nameCaithness Crushers Rugby League Football Club
Colours  Brown
  Blue
  Green
Founded2011
Website Caithness Crushers website
Current details
Ground(s)
  • Millbank Road, Thurso.
Coach Flag of Scotland.svg Darren Murray
Competition Rugby League Conference Scotland Division One

The Caithness Crushers are a Scottish rugby league team based in Thurso. Formed in 2011 the goal is to compete in Scotland Rugby League's Conference Division 1.

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