The retrofit and energy-efficiency specialist, which has an office in Aberdeen, has given the girls new playing kits, jackets, bags, hats and gloves.

The kit sponsorship marks Procast’s most recent community-orientated initiative, delivering practical support to the girls as they represent Hermes Sky Blues throughout the season.

Peter McLaughlin, operations director at Procast Group, said: “At Procast, we’re passionate about supporting the local communities we work in, and this partnership is a great example of how that support can make a real difference. 

“It’s fantastic to see the pride the girls have in their team, and we’re honoured to play a small part in helping them feel match-ready and confident in themselves.”

Alistair Leslie, Hermes Sky Blues Under 10s coach, said: “Backing on this scale makes a genuine difference. 

“It means our players can turn up feeling properly equipped and proud to represent their team.”

Leslie added: “It drives our players forward knowing that there are people and businesses in their local community who believe in them and what we’re trying to build.”

Looking ahead, the company intends to continue supporting organisations and initiatives that make a positive impact in the communities where it is active.