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...

The Hi Hi's were favourites to beat Perth side Kinnoull at Millfield last night to set up a home East of Scotland Qualifying Cup semi final against Gala Fairydean Rovers. However all that changed in the first 10 minutes of the match. Kinnoull grabbed a goal in the...

Having lost to Bo'ness Athletic in the King Cup quarter final last Tuesday, the Hi Hi's have another chance to reach a semi final when they entertain Perth side Kinnoull in the last eight of the East of Scotland Qualifying Cup at Millfield this Wednesday with a 7.30pm...

Haddington moved back to the top of Conference A when they scored an emphatic win at Kings Park, Dalkeith last Saturday.  The visitors were able to welcome back full backs Zach Szemis and Ross King and once again Gordon Harris and Seamus Russell were the pairing in...

The Hi Hi's suffered only their fourth defeat of the season when they lost 3 1 in the King Cup quarter final at Newtown Park, Bo'ness last night. Manager Scott Bonar knew that Conference X high flyers Bo'ness Athletic would pose a severe challenge and a mounting...

The Hi Hi's are becoming victims of their own success this season as they contest three cup competitions as well as challenging for the Conference A title. They have qualified for the quarter finals of both the King Cup and East of Scotland Qualifying Cup, and last...

A crowd of over 400 turned up at a sunny Millfield last Saturday for the 'winner takes all' derby clash against Musselburgh Athletic in the East of Scotland League Cup. A win for either team would see them qualify for the last 16 of the competition, with the losers...

Millfield should house another big crowd on Saturday when the Hi Hi's conclude their League Cup sectional matches with an East Lothian derby which sees former Haddington manager Joe Hamill return with his Musselburgh Athletic side. Although Heriot Watt top the section...

The Hi Hi's played their first competitive match on English soil when they travelled to meet Tweedmouth Rangers at Old Shielfield in Berwick last Saturday. Backed by a tremendous support of around 100 fans, Haddington scored two goals in each half to take all three...