The Association Cup final was an all Premier League clash between 4th placed Dyce and 2nd placed Echt at Hillhead sponsored for the first time by Colin’s One Stop Motor Shop. The only goal of the game from Echt’s Calum Murray in 71 minutes.
Premier League Bon Accord City took on Division One East Insch at Woodside Sports Complex in the AFC semi final. Bon Accord led 2-1 at the break thanks to goals from Scott Craig and Mark Bartlett. A brace from substitue Billy Davidson completed their 4-1 win.
Westdyke lifted the Premier Trophy after defeating Sportsmans Club 5-2 in what was the seventh meeting of the two clubs this season. Goals from Paul Neill and Ian McKenzie gave Wesydyke a two goal advantage and an own goal got one back for Sportsmans just before the break. Paul Anderson and a Malcolm Stevenson double extended the lead and Brian Robb got a consolation goal in the final five minutes.
Sportsmans Club lifted the North of Scotland Amateur Cup for the first time following an exciting final against Kincorth at Allan Park on Sunday. Sportsmans Club skipper Gary McNamara scored a hat-trick and keeper Willie Beattie saved two Kincorth penalties in the shoot-out, leaving Brian Robb to convert the winning spot kick.
Echt will meet Bon Accord City in the final of the inaugural John Todd Memorial Trophy after overcoming Cove in a high-scoring affair at Catto Park. The visitors goals were supplied by Yackiminie, Pawlett, McLoed, Murray and Leith while Thom and Little got the replies for the home team.
Woodside came out deserved winners in their clash with Blackburn in the White Cup Final at Hillhead. Stephen Jack scored two and Randolh Ross one as Woodside ran out 3-0 winners.
Kincorth will meet Sportsmans Club in the North of Scotland Cup final after an extra time win in Sunday’s semi final. Hazlehead Utd took an early through David Macklin but this was quickly cancelled out by Ryan Law. Two extra time goals from Andrew Gove and one from Tommy Davie saw Kincorth through to a 4-1 win in.
Hilton picked up the Castle Rovers Cup beating Rothie Rovers in a six goal thriller. Two goals apiece for Andrew Campbell and David Scott were added to by Ian Hay while Niki Sinclair scored Rothie’s goal.
An early goal from Gary McNamara gave Sportsmans the lead but this was cancelled out by an Alan Findlater overhead kick midway through the first half. After the break goals from Paul Masson and a second for Gary McNamara secured a place in the final for Sportsmans Club.
Mearns Utd picked up their first trophy since joining the Aberdeenshire AFA two years ago by beating Bankhead 5-0 in an exciting game. The goals came from Andrew Beal, Ryan Crabb, Ryan Stuart, Gavin Lawson and Stuart Scott.
