Loan signing Marcus Goodall netted a hat-trick as Huntly ran out to a comfortable four-nil win away to Turriff United.

With a draw and three successive wins from their opening four fixtures, Assistant Manager Stefan Laird was pleased to see his side maintain their unbeaten start to the season.

Results elsewhere saw Turriff move to the foot of the table as United Manager Dean Donaldson was disappointed with the performance from his side.

Super sub Gavin Elphinstone cut through the Lossiemouth defence in stoppage time to earn the applause from team mates and supporters alike with his first league goal for the club.

We spoke to the 28 year old former Turriff United player as we bring you another exclusive audio interview.

A stoppage time winner from substitute Gavin Elphinstone saw Huntly record successive league wins for the first time since October 2019 with a 2-1 victory over Lossiemouth.

The black and gold’s have taken seven points from their first three fixtures and Manager Allan Hale was delighted to keep their unbeaten start to the season going.

After a share of the points against Inverurie Loco Works the previous week, Lossiemouth Manager Joe Russell was gutted not to do the same at Christie Park.

It's ten years since Alexander Thoirs debuted for the club and the players is enthusiastic about the season ahead and passing on his experience to the newer members of the squad.

Hear what he had to say in our exclusive interview 

Huntly recorded an impressive away 5-2 over Clachnacuddin to move up to fifth.

It was a first league win for Manager Allan Hale who admitted his team’s attacking display was the main difference on the day.

With ten goals conceded in their opening two games, Lillywhite’s Manager Jordan MacDonald was unhappy with their defensive display.

Greg Buchan netted on his debut as his goal helped Huntly to a share of the points against Strathspey Thistle. Hear what he had to say post-match in our exclusive interview.

Huntly came from behind to earn a share of the points against Strathspey Thistle.

Black and Gold’s Manager Allan Hale felt his side should’ve taken all three points.

New Strathspey Thistle Boss Charlie Brown was pleased with a share of the points in his first game.

Huntly advanced to the Scottish Cup second round for the first time since 2016/17 with a 3-1 win over Lowland League side Cumbernauld Colts.

We can now bring you exclusive post- audios from Manager Allan Hale and goalscorer Glenn Murison.

Huntly were minutes away from picking up their first league win of the season until Lossiemouth struck in stoppage time to secure a 2-2 draw.

We spoke to Assistant Manager Stefan Laird for his view on the game and how he has found coaching at Highland League level since joining up with Manager Allan Hale in the summer. 

Reece McKeown is in the best goal scoring form of his Huntly career netting three goals in as many games.

The 20 year old admitted As a team they deserved the win having to wait with their first victory in the competition since September 2016.