The Hi Hi's held their annual Player of the Year Awards in Haddington Bowling Club last Sunday afternoon. A bumper attendance enjoyed a Race Day before the awards were presented. For the the first time there was a Management Team Award which went to the entire playing...

The Hi Hi's travelled to play Leith Athletic at Peffermill last Saturday and what looked like could have been a tense occasion a few weeks ago, turned into a carnival occasion for the Haddington supporters. The Hi Hi's have been consistently winning matches since...

Season 2021/22 will be remembered by all Hi Hi's supporters for many different reasons, certainly as one of the club's most successful, which culminated in the team winning the East of Scotland Conference A championship. It will also be remembered for crowds turning...

A record crowd of 571 turned up in the Millfield sunshine to see Conference A champions Haddington play their final home match of the season against Edinburgh United. There was a real carnival atmosphere with four pipers from Haddington Pipe Band and a tremendous...

Another big crowd is expected at Millfield this Saturday when the Hi Hi's entertain Edinburgh United in their final home game in what has been an eventful season. Haddington clinched the Conference A Championship when they won at Kennoway last Saturday and East of...

A late winner in Fife against Kennoway Star Hearts, coupled with Leith Athletic's home defeat to Thornton Hibs, meant that the Hi Hi's clinched the EOS Conference A title with two games remaining. Once again manager Scott Bonar was without at least six regulars but he...

Haddington's last league match against Kirkcaldy and Dysart proved to be a tough test for the Hi Hi's and they face a similar challenge on Saturday when they cross the Forth to play Kennoway Star Hearts at Treaton Park in Star. Despite a good start to the season,...

Kirkcaldy & Dysart visited Millfield last Saturday boasting one of the longest unbeaten runs in the East of Scotland League. The Fifers had drawn at title challengers Leith Athletic the previous weeks and by all accounts should have won comfortably. So it was...

The Hi Hi's may look to be in a fairly comfortable position in Conference A - five points clear with only four league games to play and only one defeat and two draws in twenty four games played - but they face a real test at Millfield tomorrow when they play fourth...

Leith's home draw with Kirkcaldy last Friday evening - apparently it could have been worse as the Fifers missed a late penalty - afforded Haddington the opportunity to go further ahead in the race for the Conference A championship. The Hi Hi's had to face a potential...