ARBROATH United Cricket Club held its 12th annual Sportsman's Dinner at Lochlands on Friday night.
A fixture in the club's calendar, the hugely successful event was in aid of the youth coaching programme.
A packed marquee in the cricket club grounds enjoyed a fantastic evening's entertainment.
Gary Burnett acted as MC, introducing the speake
r, former referee Willie Young, who had the audience in stitches with tales from his days as a referee and in his 'day job' as a solicitor.
Comedian Jimmy Stirling followed him and he, too, was on top form, with the capacity audience thoroughly enjoying his act.
A successful raffle and auction swelled the fund-raising coffers further before the evening was brought to a close when club president Neil Burnett gave the vote of thanks, with a special mention for all the ladies who had given up their time to act as waitresses on the night.
The top table guests at Arbroath United Cricket Club's 12th Sportsman's Dinner are pictured, from left - Neil Burnett, president, Arbroath united Cricket Club; John Christison, chairman, Arbroath Football Club; Jimmy Stirling, Gary Burnett, Willie Young, Matthew Richardson, professional, Arbroath United, and Brian Stormont, editor, Arbroath Herald.
