It could be a title-defining day in the Mowi Premiership as leaders Kingussie welcome second-placed Caberfeidh.
Victory would give the Kings the chance to seal a fourth successive league win on Skye at the end of the month.
Manager Iain Borthwick: “All the players completed a tough training session this week and they’re all ready to go.
“Roddy Young will be with the second team where he’ll hopefully get good game time with next weekend’s Camanachd Cup final in mind.”
A Cabers win takes them to within a point of the champions although they have played a game more.
Boss Garry Reid said: “Jamie Mackintosh is at a family wedding, which is disappointing as he’s had a good season.
“Otherwise, we should have a full squad.
“We haven’t played for five weeks due to postponements and being without scheduled fixtures so it’s going to be incredibly difficult to get up to pace but we’ll give it our best shot.”
Kyles depleted for Oban visit
Kyles Athletic finish their season with three home games with Oban Camanachd’s visit coming ahead of hosting Caberfeidh and Lovat.
Player-coach Roddy Macdonald said: “Hopefully we’ll get the remaining games played as soon as possible as the season can drag at this stage.
“We’re pretty short for Saturday with Andrew King, Jack Whyte, Cammy Jack and Will Cowie all dropping out from Skye game.”
Oban boss Gareth Evans said: “The boys who came into the side for the draw with Kinlochshiel did very well, but we’ll have a number of players available again including Malcolm Clark, Daniel Madej, Alexander Macdonald and Gregor Macdonald.
“Daniel Cameron remains out after suffering a rib injury against Kinlochshiel and might not play again this season.”
Kinlochshiel’s clash with Newtonmore has been switched from Rèaraig to the Eilan with a 1pm start.
Shiel manager Willie MacRae siad: “We are due to go to the Eilan at the end of the month anyway so with this week’s wet weather in the west, it made sense to swap venues.
“Other than John MacRae, I’ve a full squad available so there’s competition for places.”
Mowi National Division leaders Beauly travel to Col Glen in their penultimate league game while challengers Fort William, just a point behind, are also on the road with their match against Inveraray switched from the Winterton to Mossfield.
The HIS Sutherland Cup final, the national trophy for junior sides, brings together the Skye and Kingussie second teams at Blairbeg.
Skye boss Ryan Nicolson said: “We’ve a full squad to choose from other than Ian MacPherson and the final can’t come round quick enough for us all.
“We’ve had two good results since the losing the Strathdearn final to Newtonmore and the experience of playing in that final has definitely helped.
“It’s not very often another final comes around so soon as sometimes it’s a year or longer before you get another crack at it.
“We are a determined bunch and we’re definitely looking to put a few things right on Saturday.”
Louis Munro could miss out
Kingussie may play in a league below, but they’ve already been crowned Mowi North Division 2 champions.
Roddy Young will play for the Kings on his return from injury.
However, Louis Munro is a significant doubt as co-manager John Gibson explained: “Louis had to have a wire inserted into his broken thumb and that’s only recently been removed.
“We’ll give Louis every opportunity to play but it’ll be a last-minute decision, and I’d have to say he’s doubtful.”
Promising youngster Rory Munro misses out with a fractured wrist suffered playing for the club’s under-17 side.
Lochside Rovers and the Bute juniors contest the Bullough Cup final at Peterson Park. Lochside’s Scott MacMillan is suspended, and Ross Campbell is ineligible having played too many first team games.
Badenoch can bounce back from the disappointment of last week’s Mowi Valerie Fraser Camanachd Cup final defeat to Lochaber by clinching the Mowi National Division title if they beat Dunadd at the Dell.
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