“We have most commonly seen him fielded in centre defence or midfield but he has also played up front on occasion.
“Adam missed all of pre-season and the start of the season for us, so he has been playing catch up this year but he is getting there in terms of match sharpness.
“Adam is an influential player within the dressing room and has captained the team on a number of occasions.
“He brings a lot of different qualities to the squad both in a footballing sense and away from the game as well, so we are all delighted that he has agreed to extend his stay with us.”
Nairn County’s Adam Porritt signs contract extension