Huntly Football Club

John Farquhar has made a habit of saving penalties. We spoke to the keeper after the one-nil defeat at Brora after he saved a second penalty kick in four matches.

After missing a number of players going into the game, Charlie Charlesworth had a squad with an average age of 23 and was pleased with the battling display his side put in.

For the second time this season an own goal settled a game between Brora Rangers and Huntly as Brora recorded a seventh straight home win over the black and gold’s. The result saw The Cattach’s end a three game losing streak as Manager Ross Tokely was happy with a comfortable performance from his side.

Huntly recorded their first home win since 2nd December with a comfortable three-nil win over Rothes. Assistant Manager Martin Skinner admitted it was the best display he’d seen since he came to the club two months ago. Skinner was full of praise defender McRitchie who has looked impressive since signing on loan from Caley Thistle.

Formartine United kept up their unbeaten league run at Christie Park coming from behind to record a 2-1 win at Huntly. After six wins out of their last six league fixtures, United Assistant Manager Russell Anderson was pleased with the reaction from his side after conceding an early opener.

Formartine United kept up their unbeaten league run at Christie Park coming from behind to record a 2-1 win at Huntly. Huntly are without a home win in their last six games but Manager Charlie Charlesworth admitted he got an improvement from his side after a disastrous outing in Inverness the previous week.

Huntly lead their lead slip in spectacular fashion with a poor defensive display away to Clachnacuddin which as the Lilywhites came from behind to win 6-3. Huntly Manager Charlie Charlesworth was unhappy to see his side throw away a three goal lead after conceding three goals within a ten minute spell.

An impressive comeback saw Clachnacuddin come from three goals down to moved up to twelfth with a 6-3 win at home to Huntly. Manager Iain Polworth admitted even at three-nil down he felt his side weren’t out of the game.

After netting an own goal midweek, Huntly midfielder Ross Still was on target at the right end yesterday when he netted the winner in a 2-1 derby victory over Keith. The 22 year thought he'd scored the opening goal only for it to be deemed an own goal by the match officials but he made no mistake with a well-taken finish for the winning goal to take his tally to the season to six.

Huntly made it three away league fixtures unbeaten with a 2-1 derby win away to neighbours Keith. After going behind in the tenth minute, Manager Charlie Charlesworth was pleased with the reaction he got from his side to move up to seventh position.

Huntly's Matthew McDonald has revealed he jumped at the chance to return to the club on a permanent basis. With three goals in six appearances since signing, the forward has given the Huntly frontline a physical threat and he's pleased to be back at Christie Park under Manager Charlie Charlesworth. The 22 year originally signed for the club in December 2015 from Keith but would move to Cove Ranger...

It was a third straight home defeat for Fort William and Manager Paul MacLellan felt the goals they conceded were costly.

A 4-1 win saw Huntly record their third straight win at Claggan Park over Fort William to move up to eighth positon. Manager Charlie Charlesworth was pleased to see his side come out on top on a difficult playing surface.

Huntly winger Neale Davidson is raring to go as he starts his second spell back at Christie Park. The winger returned to the club earlier this month from Turriff United. We spoke to the 26 year old about coming back from a third break and recapturing the form which help him win numerous player of the year awards during his first spell in black and gold.

The first ever league cup meeting between Strathspey Thistle and Huntly was finally played at the fifth attempt after a venue change to Buckie and it went the distance with the Jags setting up a midweek trip away to Formartine United after winning 5-4 on penalties. It was a the first time the Jags had won a cup tie since March 2011 as Manager Alasdair Munro was pleased to book their place in the q...

After registering more than thirty attempts throughout the game, Huntly Manager Charlie Charlesworth was disappointed they didn’t take their chances in front of goal.

After five games without a win over Turriff United, it was Huntly who earned bragging rights for the first time since December 2009 courtesy of a Lukasz Stasiak double. We can now bring you audio reaction from both management teams courtesy of highlandleague.net

Turriff United made it four home wins in a row with their first league win over Huntly. Despite conceding three goals from penalties, United Assistant Manager Brian Thomson felt his side deserved the win. “I think on overall chances we deserved to win the game and Huntly didn’t look like scoring apart from the penalty kicks. Grant Noble has been biding his time lately and came back with a bang wit...