Huntly and Banks O’ Dee had to settle for a point apiece ina 2-2 draw.

It’s five game unbeaten for Huntly as Manager Graeme Stewart felt his side should’ve seen the game out after taking the lead.

Banks O’ Dee are still chasing their first win on the roadsince 28th March as Co-Manager Josh Winton thought his team didn’t take their chances.

Huntly extended their unbeaten run to four games with athree-nil win over bottom side Wick Academy.

Despite the result, Manager Graeme Stewart felt his sideshould’ve scored more.

Manager Graeme Stewart gives his reaction to our 3-2 win over Stonehaven.

For the second consecutive season, Formartine United andHuntly fought out a draw at North Lodge Park.

Huntly Manager Graeme Stewart felt it was points droppedfrom his side after going in ahead at the interval.

United are still chasing their first home win this seasonwith Manager Stuart Anderson disappointed from the start from his side.

Manager Graeme Stewart gives his reaction to our one-nil win over Deveronvale.

Huntly suffered their biggest loss to Clachnacuddin since 1965 with a 6-1 home defeat to the Inverness side.

Here's what both Manager's had to say in our post-match audio.

Audio reaction from our season opener at Lossiemouth

In the first of two exclusive interviews, we speak toinductees of our Huntly FC Hall Of Fame.

Craig Yeats joined Huntly towards the end of the 1993/94season winning numerous honours with the clubs over the course of five seasons.

Manager Graeme Stewart gives his reaction to our 1-1 draw with Brora Rangers

An Andrew Hunter brace either side of a Brodie Allen goalhelped Huntly to a 3-1 win over bottom side Rothes.

The black and gold’s are now unbeaten in their last fourmatches as Manager Graeme Stewart felt they should’ve scored more.

It was a tenth straight defeat for Rothes with ManagerRonnie Sharp admitting the timing of goals was costly.