Kincorth 6 – 2 Kintore
Newly promoted Kintore found it difficult to cope with a Kincorth team who signed five new players in the close season and appointed Dave Reid as manager. The goals for the home side came from Harris (2), Wood, Robertson, Hutchin and Knox. Donald and Innes got the goals for the visitors.
Bon-Accord City 3 – 1 Echt
Bon-Accord City clinched the AAFA Premier Division title for the first time after defeating Echt 3-1 in the championship decider at Balgownie on Saturday. Calum Murray put Echt in front on 40 minutes before Bon-Accord equalised through a Darren Redford header early in the second half. Mark Bartlet then put Bon-Accord ahead on 73 minutes and Scott Craig added a third goal to seal the championship win.
Echt 4 – 3 Westdyke
Super sub Gordon Troup scored two goals as Echt edged out Westdyke in a seven goal thriller on Saturday. The win put Echt two points clear of Bon-Accord City at the top of the Premier Division table but Bon-Accord returned to the top of the table when they defeated Westdyke by a single goal at Balgownie on Wednesday evening. The two title rivals face each other in the final game of the season at Balgownie on Saturday 5th June.
Rattrays XI win the Dickie Trophy
Rattrays XI long serving President Willie Allan was given the honour of picking up the Dickie Trophy after beating Hilton on penalty kicks in an entertaining and exciting game at Hillhead. All the trophies were handed over by AAFA President Jim Napier representing Colin’s Tyres, the sponsors of the competition.
Echt win Inaugural John Todd Memorial Trophy
The inaugural John Todd Memorial Trophy was won by Echt after extra time against Bon Accord City. A crowd of about two hundred turned out on a fine sunny day. Brenda Todd with her two sons Liam and Paul presented the Cup.
Hazlehead Utd 3 – 3 Beacon Rangers
Beacon Rangers put paid to Hazlehead Utd’s title hopes when they drew 3-3 at Hazlehead Academy in a hard fought match. Beacon went 3-1 up with two goals from David Boyle and one from Richard Robb. Hazlehead pegged them back with a Nicky Emslie brace and a goal from Jamie Colvin but despite plenty of pressure in the final 20 minutes they couldn’t find the goal which would have forced a title play-off.
Bon Accord Win AFC Trophy After Extra Time Thriller
Bon Accord substitute William Small was the extra time goal hero as his team won the Aberdeen FC Trophy for the first time in their history. Bon Accord and Cowie Thistle were locked at 2-2 after the 90 minutes with Scott Craig scoring both Bon Accord goals and Neil Fowlier and Ross Adie scoring for Cowie.
Echt Lift Association Trophy After 1-0 Win
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.
Bon Accord City 4 – 1 Insch
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 win the Premier Trophy
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.