Sport and outdoor activity in Edinburgh: clubs, stadiums, padel, climbing, running, cycling and the businesses behind them.
Willowbrae's Abercorn Sports Club has enjoyed league titles and promotions in tennis, a busy finals day and a debut win for its first ever competitive table tennis team.
Andrew Leitch won six titles at Waverley's annual club championships on Suffolk Road, while Jules Mair took the ladies' singles and doubles and juniors shone at under-12 and under-14 level.
Grange Cricket Club's women have been crowned Premier League 30 champions for the first time, winning 11 of 12 games, while three Grange men head to the Hong Kong Sixes with Scotland.
Edinburgh's Inverleith Petanque Club won a tense qualifier in Carnoustie to earn the right to fly the flag for Scotland at the 28th European Cup for Clubs in Douai this November.
Lost Shore, home to Europe's largest wave pool in a former Ratho quarry, topped a lifelong surfer's ranking of 27 wave pools and has hosted world champion bodyboarders this summer.
Edinburgh Monarchs beat Glasgow Tigers at Armadale to regain the Scottish Cup and finish the 2026 season unbeaten against their rivals, while Monarchs Academy won ten out of ten.
JD Gyms has opened its new round-the-clock club in Chesser, with a large free-weights area, Hammer Strength machines, lifting platforms, saunas and free parking.
Meggetland has been awarded £200,000 for new pitches, Commsworld has renewed its sponsorship of Boroughmuir's first team and girls' squads, and Banshees founder Gillian Nimmo was shortlisted nationally.
Balerno Bowling Club's B team won the WESBA Premiership in its debut season, while Grant Wilson claimed a fifth men's title and Tom Murray a third seniors crown.
University of Edinburgh athletes won 10 medals at Glasgow 2026, the institution's best Commonwealth Games, and the university has launched Edinburgh Wildcats to bring its 70 sports together.