A late Jack Mitchell long range goal saw Deveronvale securea first home win over opponents Huntly since August 2019.

It was a fifth successive away fixture without a win forHuntly with Assistant Manager Allan Youngson admitting they didn’t take their chances in the first half.

The Banff side had gone into the fixture on the back of foursuccessive defeats as Player-Manager Garry Wood admitted there wasn’t much between the two teams.

Manager Graeme Stewart gives his reaction to our 3-1 home win over Lossiemouth

For the second time this season, Huntly and Buckie Thistlehad to settle for a draw.

Going up against his former side for the first time sinceleaving Buckie in May 2024, Black and gold’s boss Graeme Stewart felt his side should’ve made the most of their chances in the first half.

Buckie are unbeaten in their last eleven league fixturesagainst their opponents with Manager Lewis Mackinnon please to see a reaction from his side following a poor start.

Audio reaction from Manager Graeme Stewart from our one-nil defeat away to Banks O' Dee.

Manager Graeme Stewart gives his reaction to our one-nil defeat to Brechin City.

Huntly got off to a winning start under new Manager Graeme Stewart with a two-nil victory at home to Deveronvale.

Stewart was pleased with the outcome in difficult conditions.

It’s a fourth successive away defeat for Deveronvale as Player-Manager Garry Wood admitted it was poor goals to lose.

Local teenager Kacper Kaniewski came off the bench to make his Huntly debut in our 2-1 defeat to Nairn County.

We spoke to the 18 year old after after the game for his reaction to debuting for his local club.

The 180th meeting between Huntly and Nairn County saw the visitors take the three points with a 2-1 victory.

Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth admitted a poor start wascostly for his side.

County are now unbeaten in their last four away fixtures butManager Wayne Mackintosh felt they should’ve netted more.

Wick Academy recorded a league double over Huntly for the first time since 2014/15 with a 2-1 win at Harmsworth Park.

Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth admitted his side didn’t start well.

It’s four points out of their last two league fixtures with Wick Manager Gary Manson pleased to see his side take their chances at the right time.

In a bonus interview from our two-nil win over Inverurie Loco Works, Captain Michael Clark gives his reaction to the win and a clean sheet.