Huntly Football Club

Formartine United made it seven league games unbeaten with an impressive second half display running out four-nil winners over Huntly. United Player-Manager Paul Lawson was delighted with the reaction he got from his side following the interval. With Huntly Manager Martin Skinner serving a suspension, Assistant Manager Ricky Cheyne took charge and felt his side failed to build on a good first half...

A stoppage time winner from Nicholas Gray saw Huntly go three games unbeaten as the forward netted the only goal in a one-nil win away to Rothes. Assistant Manager Ricky Cheyne was pleased to see his side net late on as they kept up a fourteen game unbeaten run against the Speyside outfit.

Fraserburgh came from two goals down to earn a share of the points away to Huntly The Broch have now gone twelve league games unbeaten against Huntly as Manager Mark Cowie was delighted with the character his side showed to come from behind. Huntly Manager Martin Skinner admitted it was a game of two halves for his side that haven’t beaten Fraserburgh in the league since August 2012. Finally, Hunt...

Huntly ended a four game win-less streak with an impressive 3-1 victory away to Clachnacuddin. Manager Martin Skinner admitted it was the type of performance he was looking for. Skinner was pleased to see David Booth back in the starting eleven and praised the player for his part in all three goals. New Clachnacuddin Manager Brian MacLeod was disappointed not to get off to a good start as the Lily...

A Greg Mitchell strike and a late double from Neil Gauld help Inverurie Loco Works book a quarter-final meeting with Fraserburgh following a 3-1 win over Huntly. Huntly Manager Martin Skinner admitted conceding two goals inside a four minute spell proved costly as his side exited the Shield in the first round for the second consecutive season.

Wick Academy and Huntly fought out a draw at Harmsworth Park for the third straight season with a 2-2 draw. Wick Manager Tom McKenna admitted his side showed a lot of character to earn a share of the points after letting an early lead slip. Huntly Manager Martin Skinner admitted he was disappointed to concede a later equaliser with Huntly so close ending an eight year win-less streak at Harmsworth...

East Stirlingshire showed their second half dominance to advance to the second round with a 4-1 win at Huntly. Huntly Manager Martin Skinner admitted his side ended the first half brightly but failed to show the same improvement after the break. Shire Player-Manager Derek Ure was pleased to make it through to the second round after defeats in their last two Scottish Cup outings against Highland Le...

Second half goals from Kai Ross and Gary McGowan saw Huntly bounce back from a heavy defeat at Nairn as the black and gold’s recorded a two-nil win at home to Deveronvale. Manager Martin Skinner was delighted with the response he got from his squad. After a third straight defeat, Deveronvale Manager Steven Dolan had no complaints over the result admitting his defensive players kept them in the gam...

Nairn County recorded their biggest league win of the season with an impressive 5-1 home win over Huntly at Station Park. With the first three goals coming from corners and free kicks, Manager Ronnie Sharp is pleased his side are now starting to deliver off of set pieces. Huntly Manager Martin Skinner was unhappy with the defensive display from his side after their heaviest defeat of the season

Huntly made it three away wins from three in the league following an impressive second half at Lossiemouth. It took the visitors 41 minutes to find the opening goal as Assistant Manager Ricky Cheyne admitted the hosts made it difficult for his side in the early stages. Lossiemouth failed to register a shot on target and after a seventeenth league game without a win, Manager Joe Russell admitted co...

An early second half goal saw Brora Rangers take all three points. Huntly Manager Martin Skinner was disappointed his side didn't take a share of the points.

A brace from Gary McGowan helped Huntly to a third straight derby win over neighbours Keith. New Huntly Manager Martin Skinner rang the changes following their Aberdeenshire Cup exit to Deveronvale and felt his side were worthy of the three points. Keith Player-Coach Jamie Lennox felt his side had done enough to take a share of the points.

New Huntly Manager Martin Skinner knows the importance of a derby victory to the club. We spoke to him about today's meeting with Keith and taking over the reigns as Manager this week.

An early winner from Graeme Watt was the difference as Deveronvale secured a one-nil win over Huntly to set up a semi-final meeting with Cove Rangers. We spoke to new Manager Martin Skinner after the game for his views on the cup exit.

We preview tonight's Aberdeenshire Cup quarter final with Assistant Manager Martin Skinner

Cove Rangers made it nine league games unbeaten at Christie Park with a four-nil win over Huntly. Huntly Caretaker Manager Martin Skinner admitted the timings of goals conceded proved to be costly. Netting an early opener, Cove Co-Manager John Sheran admitted it was important to get themselves in front going into the break. After missing a penalty in a shoot-out midweek, Sheran gave praise to goal...

Manager-less Huntly recorded back-to-back wins for the first time since December with a four-nil win away to Strathspey Thistle. Assistant Manager Martin Skinner was pleased to record consecutive wins and clean sheets following a midweek win over Fort William and felt they are causing problems with another three goals from set pieces. Strathspey Thistle are still searching for their first league w...

For the second year running Huntly were knocked out of the Scottish Cup by junior opposition as Girvan booked their place in round two with a Neal Gilmour winner with three minutes of the game remaining. Huntly Assistant Manager Martin Stewart was not impressed with his side’s performance

After letting a two-goal lead slip to Girvan, Huntly now have to travel to Ayrshire for a first round replay next Saturday. Black and gold’s boss Steve Paterson sees his side get another chance of progressing into round two

Goals from Colin Robertson and Myles Brownhill gave Huntly their 25th league win over Wick Academy. Manager Steve Paterson had made it three games undefeated since returning to the club. Wick Academy Co-Manager Richard Hughes saw his side start well but then his players went behind so soon after levelling from a penalty.

A Nikki Smith penalty earned Lossiemouth a share of the points against ten men Huntly but Manager Charlie Charlesworth was unfortunate not see his side makes the most of their man advantage to take maximum points. After seeing his side go down to ten men early on in the second half and endure some pressure late on, Huntly Manager Steve Paterson admitted a draw was fair for his players. Paterson wa...

Huntly left it late late to pick up all three points against North of Scotland Cup finalists Forres Mechanics and now you can hear what returning Manager Steve Paterson had to say on his first game in charge of his second spell. interview appears courtesy of a two-way reproduction agreement between Huntly FC Online and highlandleague.net

Strathspey Thistle secured their first win since mid-April with a deserved victory over Huntly. Having gone into the game with one point, Donly McLeod was delighted after seeing his side concede eight goals to Huntly last season. Huntly have now made their worst start to a Highland League season since 2006/07 winning only one out of six in all competitions. A fuming John Teasdale criticised some o...

Huntly secured their first win of the season with a comfortable 5-1 win over Rothes to move up to fourteenth place. After four defeats in all competitions going into Saturday’s game, a pleased John Teasdale gave his thoughts on the game Having seen his side go down to the second defeat in succession, Rothes Boss Graham McBeath admitted it could've been a heaver defeat.

After back to back defeats in their first two league games, Nairn County found themselves bottom of the table and after a superb performance over on Saturday they kick-started their season with a superb 6-1 win over Huntly. Nairn Manager Les Fridge was pleased with the performance of his players from start to finish. Huntly now find themselves second bottom of the table with only Fort William wors...