Gary McGowan scored the opener and set up another as Huntly clinched a place in the Scottish Cup first round.

We spoke to the forward after the game about an impressive team performance and passing on his experience to the younger players in the squad. 

Allan Hale was delighted to record his first win as Huntly Manager with a three-nil victory over Dalbeattie Star in the Scottish Cup 2nd Preliminary Round.

Hear what the Manager had to say about an impressive team performance and having to do it without the presence of fans. 

Goalkeeper Euan Storrier saved a Dane Ballard penalty late on to help his side to a 1-1 draw with Deveronvale.

We spoke to the former Forres player in our audio interview after Huntly picked up their first point of the 2020/21 season.

Huntly and Deveronvale had to settle for a share of the points in Saturday's 1-1 draw.

Hear what both Manager's had to say in our exclusive audio interviews.

Huntly Manager Allan Hale admitted it was a poor start for his side after Keith netted five minutes into each half before going on to record a 3-1 Quarter-Final win.

Midfielder Cameron Booth has said there is a feel good factor around the club following the appointment of the new management team of Allan Hale and Stefan Laird.

The former Turriff and Formartine player had to sit out Saturday’s defeat to  Rothes through injury but is looking forward to his second spell back at the club.

Manager Allan Hale was impressed with his side's showing against Highland League Cup winners Rothes and felt his side deserved something from their season opener.

You can hear what the Manager had to say after his first competitive game in charge in our exclusive audio interview.

Huntly ended a near-ten year wait against Clachnacuddin picking up their first home win over the Inverness side since November 2010 with a three-nil win.

Manager Martin Skinner admitted it wasn’t the best of games but was pleased to end that hoodoo.

As Clachnacuddin saw an eight game unbeaten streak at Christie Park come to an end, Manager Sandy McLeod admitted defensive errors were costly.

Goalscorer Logan Johnstone netted his first league goal for the club and was pleased to see his side bounce back from a heavy defeat the previous week at Formartine.

A third successive win saw Formartine United move up to sixth following a five-nil victory over a shot-shy Huntly.

Formartine Manager Paul Lawson admitted their first half display gave his side a good platform to build on.

Huntly failed to register a single attempt on target as Assistant Manager Ricky Cheyne felt performances dropped after conceding the opening goal.

Fraserburgh had to come from behind twice to earn a 2-2 draw at Huntly for the second successive season in a game which saw both sides finish with ten men and Huntly’s Manager Martin Skinner sent off.

Fraserburgh Manager Mark Cowie felt a draw was a fair result.

Huntly Assistant Manager Ricky Cheyne admitted his side have showed a lot of improvement in recent games. Meanwhile, full back Alexander Jack admitted it was a good showing against another team in the top three.