Huntly Manager Allan Hale gives his reaction to our 3-1 defeat to Nairn County on Wednesday night.

Early goals in each half saw Huntly recorded a three-nil home win over bottom of the table Fort William.

Despite having  20+ goal attempts, Manager Allan Hale was disappointed not to see his side not to score more.

It was an eight successive defeat to Huntly for Fort William as interim Manager Tommylee Taylor was unhappy seeing his side concede twice early on.

Caiden Imbert-Thomas had an an enjoyable Scottish Cup debut netting our second goal in a three-nil win over Hill of Beath Hawthorn.

Hear what the 23 year old had to say post-match in this exclusive interview. 

With 2 goals in 4 Scottish Cup appearances , Gavin Elphinstone has put in some impressive performances in the national competition for the club.

We spoke to the former Turriff player following Saturday's three-nil first round win over Hill of Beath Hawthorn as he now finds himself tied with Angus Grant as the club's top scorer this season on 4 goals.

Huntly booked their place in the Scottish Cup second round with a three-nil home win over East of Scotland side Hill of Beath Hawthorn.

Having seen his side concede early goals in recent weeks, Manager Allan Hale was pleased to see his side net twice in a three minute spell to give themselves the lead.

After losing to Keith in last season’s competition, it was a second successive exit to a Highland league side for Hill of Beath Hawthorn. Manager John Mitchell admitted the early goals conceded were costly for his side.

Formartine United recorded a third successive home victory in the league over Huntly to move up to seventh with a 5-1 win.

Huntly Manager Allan Hale admitted conceding early goals was costly for his side.

Formartine Player-Manager Paul Lawson was pleased to see his side end a run of three league games without a win.

Huntly Manager Allan Hale gives his reaction to the defeat to Fraserburgh

We spoke to Assistant Manager Stefan Laird following the cup exit to Formartine United

Rothes stretched their unbeaten run to eight games as early second half goals from Alan Pollock and Greg Morrison secured a two-nil win away to Huntly.

After seeing his team’s six match unbeaten run come to an end, Huntly Manager Allan Hale felt the opposition were more clinical.

Manager Ross Jack was pleased to keep up their fine early season form.

Huntly and Keith had to settle for a settle for a share of the points after the visitors netted late on in a 1-1 draw.

Huntly have started the season on a five match unbeaten run as Manager Allan Hale admitted a draw was a fair result.

Keith are still searching for their first win at Christie Park since January 2016 but new Manager Craig Ewen was pleased with the second half performance from his side to earn a point.