Gary Manson hailed Wick Academy's "formidable" home form after they produced another spirited display to put a serious dent in Buckie's title hopes.
Alistair Gunn, who was chairman of Wick Academy when they won the vote to gain Highland League status, looks back to that memorable night in 1994.
Wick Academy will be looking to continue their strong home form this weekend while putting a dent in Buckie's Highland League title challenge.
Halkirk United got back on track on Wednesday night with three points and a clean sheet against Bonar Bridge on the artificial surface at Alness.
Scott Davidson has promised that Thurso will be "putting up a good fight" in Saturday's North Caledonian League clash with second-placed Loch Ness.
Halkirk United will be looking to bounce back from Saturday's disappointing home defeat when they take on Bonar Bridge on Wednesday night.
Wick will try to finish the season as the best among a group of clubs that are currently bunched together in the lower half of the Highland League.
Caithness Ladies remain at the top of the SWF Highlands and Islands League after an impressive 4-1 victory over Clachnacuddin at Grant Street Park.
Scott Davidson admits Thurso have put themselves "right up against it" after losing at home to Bonar in last weekend's North Caley basement battle.
Wick Academy's players are "getting their just rewards" in the Highland League after stepping up their performance levels, according to Gary Manson.