About Ross County FC

Ross County Football Club is a Scottish professional football team based in Dingwall, Highland, founded in 1929. The club originated after the local side Dingwall Victoria United successfully applied to join the Highland Football League, after which it was renamed Ross County. For much of its early history, the club competed in the Highland League, where it won several titles and built a reputation as one of the stronger northern Scottish teams.

In 1994, Ross County were elected to the Scottish Football League, marking the start of their rise through the national league system. They quickly progressed through the lower divisions, achieving multiple promotions and establishing themselves as a competitive professional side. One of their early milestones was winning the Third Division in 1998–99, followed by further promotions that eventually took them up to higher levels of Scottish football.

The club reached its peak in the 2010s, most notably achieving promotion to the Scottish Premier League for the first time in 2012. Their greatest success came in 2016 when they won the Scottish League Cup, defeating Hibernian in the final. Since then, Ross County have moved between divisions but remain a stable professional club known as “The Staggies,” playing their home matches at Victoria Park in Dingwall.