Huntly defender Michael Clark was the latest winner of the Forbes Shand Trophy (as voted for by club officials).

In the third of our awards winners interviews, we spoke to the Captain after picking up his award in a season which he surpassed 200 squad appearances and recorded his best goals tally to date.

Goalkeeper Euan Storrier is proof that gaining regular playing time can benefit young players.

The 20 year old had only started twice for Forres Mechanics in 2017/18 before he signed on loan for Huntly in on the eve of the 2018/19 season.

We spoke to the player who picked up the Player's and Young Player of the Year awards at our recent awards presentation.

Huntly midfielder Glenn Murison created history at the end of season awards presentations when he became the first four-time winner of the Fans Player of the Year trophy.

We spoke to the 21 year old who was pleased to the younger players make an impact this season as they finished in the top half of the table since 2009/2010.

Our under 20s side finished one place and three points better off than the previous season finshing in sixth place.

We spoke to coach John Farquhar on his move into coaching, who has impressed him and the importance of developing young players.

 A solitary headed goal from on-loan Elgin City winger Aidan Sopel saw ninth-placed Huntly secure a one-nil win over eighth-placed Wick Academy.

Huntly Manager Martin Skinner was pleased to end the season with a six game unbeaten run.  Skinner praised the contribution of former Keith player Manson who has impressed since holding down a regular place in the side in recent weeks.

It’s now five games without a win for Wick as Manager Thomas McKenna admitted there wasn’t much between the two sides.

Goalkeeper Craig Reid has returned from his loan at Dyce with some impressive performances.

We spoke to the former Cove keeper after Saturday nil-nil draw with Formartine United on his return to the team and how the juniors helped him on his comeback from injury.

 Fourth-placed Formartine United kept up their unbeaten league record at Christie Park after being held to a goal-less draw with Huntly.

Formartine Manager Paul Lawson admitted it was two points dropped from his side.

Huntly are now unbeaten in their last five games as Manager Martin Skinner was pleased to maintain that run.

For the first time since 2009/10, Huntly have finished in the top half of the league with Skinner pleased to see the club improving.

Huntly's 3-1 win over Buckie Thistle last Saturday was the black and gold’s third straight home win. This form has coincided with the great form of midfielder Kai Ross who set up two and scored another against his former side.

We spoke to the 23 year about his recent performances and picking up three points against the club he left last summer.

Huntly ran out 3-1 winners over Buckie Thistle as the Jags were stung three times from set pieces.

It was a third straight home win for the black and gold’s as Manager Martin Skinner admitted the result was deserved.

Skinner was full of praise for Kai Ross for his recent displays as he proved a point against his former club.  

Buckie have won one out of their last eight league matches as Graeme Stewart admitted they didn’t play well.