2008–09 Highland Football League

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Scot-Ads Highland League
Season2008–09
Champions Cove Rangers
Goals scored790
Average goals/game3.76
Top goalscorer17 - Martin Johnston (Cove Rangers) [1]
Biggest home win Deveronvale 10–0 Fort William
Biggest away winFort William 0–8 Cove Rangers
Highest scoringDeveronvale 10–0 Fort William
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The 2008–09 Highland Football League was won by Cove Rangers. Fort William finished bottom with the lowest points tally in the history of the league (1 point).

Contents

Table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 Cove Rangers (C)2822429626+7070
2 Deveronvale 2818737831+4761
3 Inverurie Loco Works 2818377233+3957
4 Keith 2818286235+2756
5 Wick Academy 2816395546+951
6 Buckie Thistle 2815496139+2249
7 Fraserburgh 2813876247+1547
8 Huntly 28144105140+1146
9 Forres Mechanics 2812796442+2243
10 Nairn County 28125114445−141
11 Clachnacuddin 2887135358−531
12 Lossiemouth 2874173155−2425
13 Rothes 2824222480−5610
14 Brora Rangers 2823232192−719
15 Fort William 28012716121−1051
Source: Highland Football League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champion.

Results

Home \ Away BRO BUC CLA COV DEV FRR FRT FRA HUN LOC KEIT LOS NAI ROT WIC
Brora Rangers 0–30–01–81–60–13–01–31–50–50–20–30–31–11–2
Buckie Thistle 4–02–30–21–10–37–13–02–40–30–34–03–01–06–2
Clachnacuddin 4–01–21–10–44–15–01–21–21–21–29–02–25–30–1
Cove Rangers 5–14–05–23–22–24–06–32–03–23–23–04–08–16–1
Deveronvale 5–00–22–21–11–010–04–33–03–22–41–04–14–22–0
Forres Mechanics 7–11–16–01–22–23–15–10–11–23–12–22–11–04–1
Fort William 0–40–51–20–81–60–50–52–41–30–51–30–51–21–1
Fraserburgh 4–01–31–12–11–13–36–01–11–12–03–23–25–14–2
Huntly 3–01–25–00–40–11–13–21–10–11–13–21–34–03–2
Inverurie Loco Works 5–11–12–12–01–14–17–13–10–12–42–01–25–21–3
Keith 3–12–15–00–11–32–16–12–01–22–13–02–22–11–3
Lossiemouth 3–00–20–30–30–12–24–11–11–00–21–21–11–01–2
Nairn County 1–00–04–10–42–23–12–00–20–21–42–11–02–01–2
Rothes 3–30–62–22–21–30–31–00–10–40–30–11–30–11–5
Wick Academy 2–14–01–10–10–33–22–02–22–01–21–22–13–03–0
Source: Highland Football League
Colours: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

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