Kemnay Amateurs marked their return to home league action with an impressive 4–0 victory over Bon Accord City. After a goalless first half, a dominant second-half display saw Jacob and Harry find the net alongside a superb brace from Man of the Match Jake Blackwood, securing a well-deserved three points.

Kemnay exited the Dickie Trophy after a frustrating 3–1 defeat to Bon Accord City. Despite dominating the first half and taking a deserved lead through Ryan McLaren, a second-half turnaround saw the home side score three unanswered goals as Kemnay struggled to regain their composure.

Kemnay fell to a 3–1 defeat at Northstar on a frustrating afternoon of missed chances and fine saves from the home keeper. Jacob Holloway scored our second half goal, while Cammy Mann was named Man of the Match.

Kemnay fought back from 3–0 down to level at 3–3 in a thrilling second-half comeback, but a late own goal and saved penalty saw Laurencekirk West End claim a dramatic 4–3 victory.

A disappointing afternoon for Kemnay as they exited the White Cup with a 2–1 defeat to Kaimhill Utd, with a poor offside decision proving decisive. Read the full match report to see how the game unfolded.

Kemnay AFC booked their place in the next round of the AFC Trophy after a dramatic afternoon against Burghmuir FC. A 2–2 draw sent the tie to penalties, where five clinical spot kicks and a crucial save from Fernando secured a 5–4 shootout victory.

A difficult afternoon at home saw Kemnay fall to a 3–0 defeat against Kaimhill United, with missed chances and injuries adding to a frustrating day at the office.

On Saturday 22 August, Kemnay produced a dominant performance at Kemnay Academy, scoring six without reply to secure an emphatic victory over Newmachar United and make it back-to-back wins.

On Wednesday 19 August, Kemnay showed plenty of character to come from behind twice and secure all three points with a 3–2 victory over Stoneywood Parkvale at Stauff Park.