There have been some changes to Haddington's remaining fixtures. The King Cup quarter final tie away to Bo'ness Athletic will now be played at Newtown Park, Bo'ness on Tuesday 5th April with a 7.45pm kick off. The following Saturday, 9th April, the Hi Hi's will be in...

With 75% of their Conference A matches played, the Hi Hi's play the first of their seven remaining league matches at Berwick this Saturday when they meet Tweedmouth Rangers at New Shielfield. The match was originally scheduled for January but was postponed due to a...

Millfield was the venue last Sunday for the Jackie Faichney Cup semi final between Haddington Athletic 2006's and Currie Star Blues. Both sides had recorded victories in their previous meetings earlier in the season and a close match was anticipated. The young Hi Hi's...

On a glorious spring day at Millfield last Saturday, Haddington had little difficulty in beating visitors Pumpherston in a League Cup sectional match. Once again the crowd topped the 200 mark and home supporters saw their favourites blow the visitors away in a...

The Hi Hi's are on their League Cup travels again tomorrow when they meet Heriot Watt University in a sectional match at the Riccarton campus. The students also got their League Cup campaign off to a winning start with a narrow 2 - 1 victory at Pumpherston and both...

The decision to play a League Cup in the middle of a league campaign may have surprised some, but Haddington started their League Cup campaign with a match against Lochgelly Albert in Fife last Saturday. Overhead conditions were good but the playing surface, although...

Although the King Cup is only competed for by clubs in the three Conferences, Haddington have had some tough ties in this seasons competition and Saturday will be no exception. The Hi Hi's entertain current Conference B leaders Oakley United at Millfield with a place...

Millfield was almost spring like for the visit of Rosyth in a Conference A match last Saturday. A complete contrast to the stormy conditions that prevailed for Leith's visit the previous week. Despite the fact that there were four other matches going ahead in the...

A crowd of over 300 saw Haddington lose a crucial Conference A match at Millfield last Saturday. This was Haddington's first league defeat since February 2020, a run of around thirty league matches. A home win would have made it difficult for Leith to win the league...

Millfield has held some good crowds this season and the Hi Hi's are expecting their biggest league crowd of the season when the much anticipated  Conference A clash between the Hi Hi's and, their nearest challengers, Leith Athletic, takes place with a 2.30pm kick off...