Loch Ness F.C.

Loch Ness Football Club is a Scottish football club playing in the North Caledonian Football League currently based in the city of Inverness in the Scottish Highlands.
History.
Loch Ness were formed in 1999 by current manager Shane Carling, and for 20 years played as members of the welfare/amateur recreational leagues of Inverness & District. The club remained at amateur level until 2020, when they were admitted to the North Caledonian Football Association, joining the Association's newly formed second tier in a restructure of Scottish non-league football. During the summer, the club received widespread acknowledgement via social media after releasing prototypes for their new kits, which featured the Loch Ness Monster in the pattern. The designs were subsequently used and made by Lancashire company Zero Negativity Clothing, receiving orders worldwide upon release. As part of a sponsorship deal with WooHa Brewing Company, the sponsor created a limited edition lager named for the club.
Loch Ness played their first game in the North Caledonian League 2 on 17 October. Their debut as a semi-professional side resulted in an emphatic 11–1 win over Scourie, another team making their debut in the league, with hat-tricks from DJ MacPhee and Luke Seago. They subsequently enlisted the help of former Clachnacuddin manager Iain Polworth to assist in coaching the side.