Huntly Football Club Grant Turner

Huntly and Nairn County fought out a goal-less draw at
Christie Park as both side’s season came to a close.

Huntly finished with the season six home games unbeaten as Manager Colin Charlesworth felt his side should’ve taken three points.

It was the final match in charge for Nairn Manager Steven
MacKay who felt a draw was fair.

Reaction from Colin Charlesworth (Huntly Manager) and Josh Winton (Banks O' Dee Co-Manager) to yesterday's game at Spain Park

Colin Charlesworth gives his thoughts on our one-nil defeat at Keith

A solitary Robbie Foster goal saw Huntly record their first
win over Brora Rangers since August 2017.

It’s six home games unbeaten for Huntly as Manager Colin
Charlesworth knew his side had to compete.

Robbie Foster struck with his fifteenth goal of the season
as Charlesworth highlighted the important part the winger has played this season.

Brora went into the match eleven league games unbeaten away from home with Player-Manager Ally MacDonald disappointed not to take something from the game.

Audio reaction from the Manager following our 1-1 draw with Keith.

Huntly made it a fourth successive home win defeating Wick
Academy 2-1 at Christie Park.

Charlesworth praised the contribution of top scorer Andrew
Hunter whose brace saw the forward reach 23 goals for the season.

After a slow start, Wick Manager Gary Manson was pleased the reaction he got from his player at the break.