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Manager Graeme Stewart gives his reaction to our penalty shoot-out loss to Annan Athletic in the Scottish Cup.

Forres Mechanics and Huntly fought out a score draw for the third successive match in the Highland League. Huntly are unbeaten in six with Manager Graeme Stewart admitting a draw was fair. Forres have been without a win in their last four fixtures as Manager Steven Maccdonald felt his side passed up a golden opportunity before Huntly levelled.

Huntly moved up to seventh with a two-nil win over Keith. The black and gold’s have not lost to their opponent at home for ten years with Manager Graeme Stewart pleased with the showing from his side but feeling they should’ve scored more. Keith have yet to win away from home this season and have failed to score in their last two outings on the road as Manager Craig Ewen has no complaints with the outcome.

Huntly made it four games unbeaten with a 3-1 win at Rothes. Hear what Manager Graeme Stewart had to say in our post-match audio.

Andrew Hunter was on target with a brace to help Huntlythrough to the second round of the Scottish Cup. The 32 year has an impressive record in the nationalcompetition with three goals in four cup outings for the black and gold’s Hear what he had to say in our audio interview below.

Huntly goalkeeper Leonard Wilson became only the eighth goalkeeper to keep a clean sheet for the club in the Scottish Cup. We caught up with the keeper after Saturday’s win over Beith for his reaction on what was his 50th appearance for the club.

Goals from Andrew Hunter (2) and Angus Grant saw Huntly record a three-nil win in Beith. Manager Graeme Stewart gives his reaction to to his first Scottish Cup with the club.

Huntly netted seven without reply against Invergordon. It was the biggest win for Manager Graeme Stewart since taking over in January but despite the score line he still wanted more. It was Invergordon’s biggest defeat since joining the Highland League and for Manager Gary Campbell the worst performance so far.

Huntly and Inverurie Loco Works had to settle for a point apiece as the hosts came from behind to earn a 2-2 draw. Black and gold’s Manager Graeme Stewart was pleased to see his side get something out of the game after a reaction from his half-time team talk. Locos remain unbeaten in the league after eleven fixtures as Manager Dean Donaldson felt a draw was probably right.

Manager Graeme Stewart gives his reaction to our 2-1 defeat at Turriff.

A three goal blitz in the first half saw Huntly record their first away over Buckie Thistle since March 2013. Manager Graeme Stewart was delighted with the display from his side on his first game back at Victoria Park

A late James Anderson winner saw Brora Rangers edge out Huntly in a 2-1 win. After going into the game unbeaten in four at home, HuntlyManager Graeme Stewart was disappointed not to see his side get something out of the game. The Cattachs are unbeaten in their last ten fixtures with Manager Steven Mackay paying tribute to his top scorer.

Huntly defender Michael Clark was part of a side which defeat Banks O' Dee for the first time in cup competition with a 5-4 penalty shoot-out win. On the same night the 31 year old made his 400th squad appearance for the club, he's now looking forward to a semi-final meeting with former side Formartine United.

Assistant Manager Allan Youngson gives his reaction as Huntly defeat Banks O' Dee 5-4 on penalties to seal an Aberdeenshire Cup Semi-Final tie at home to Formartine United (date TBC)

In October 2025, Angus Grant suffered a knee injury at Seafield Park which ended his season. Ten months later, he made his return from a lengthy lay-off to return from action. Hear what he had to say in our audio interview below.