Ross County collaborate with Stagecoach in Community, development and Engagement sponsorship deal

Ross County Football Club are delighted that Stagecoach have become the club’s main Academy Sponsor, along with being County in the Community Sponsor.

As well as this, Stagecoach have also agreed to become the sponsor of our Schools Programme delivered by County in the Community, and the Personal Development Programme run in schools for S1-3 pupils.

As a nationally recognised and community-minded business, Stagecoach’s association with Ross County demonstrates a strong commitment to local sport, youth development and young people in the Highlands.

Stagecoach backing the Staggies off the park means the club can continue to work in the community, providing over 40 primary school projects across the Highlands, and working towards improving the lives of young people from all over the Highlands and Islands.

Head of Commercial, Duncan Chisholm, said: “We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Stagecoach for their continued support.

“Their sponsorship means we can keep providing crucial programmes for children across the North of Scotland, as well as ensure we're doing as much as we can to nurture local talent throughout our Academy.

“It’s great to work with a well-known regional business that shares the same community vision as Ross County.”

David Beaton, Managing Director at Stagecoach, said: “We’re proud to serve the community across the Highlands and, with Ross County at the heart of Dingwall and the surrounding area, this partnership is a perfect fit.

“County in the Community does outstanding work and we’re particularly proud to support the Personal Development Programme, which gives young people struggling with attendance and behaviour a pathway to rediscover their potential through tailored school support.

“Backing the club’s Academy is also important; not only to help develop future first team players, but to provide local youngsters with a strong environment that builds confidence and positive life skills.

"We’re proud to continue our support of Ross County and helping young people in the Highlands to fulfil their potential.”