Caffe Cardosi. Academy ended the 2012–13 season with a 4–1 win over visitors Deveronvale and finished in third spot in the table, the highest league finish achieved to date for the club. Other records also tumbled as the Scorries went the whole of season 2012–13 with a 100% home league win record (17 wins from 17 games), and extended their unbeaten home league run to 29 games. Fraserburgh being the last team to win a league game at the Harmsworth Park back in October 2011. 2012–13 also saw the Scorries score over 100 league goals in a single season, and keep the most number of clean sheets – 12 in total. Their best previous clean sheet total in a single season was six. Barry Wilson left the Club in January 2014 to take up the Managers post at Elgin City following the departure of Ross Jack. Gordon Connelly was appointed as the new Manager with Richard Hughes staying as his Assistant Manager. At the same time Wick Academy also appointed Ross Suttar as the Club Development Officer and first team coach. At the beginning of the 2014–15 Highland League season, Wick Academy introduced new club mascot 'Norrie The Scorrie' to Harmsworth Park. The Club reached the semi-final of the North of Scotland Cup where they were beaten 2–1 at Harmsworth Park by local rivals Brora Rangers in an evenly contested game. There was disappointment, however, in the Scottish Cup as Wick were dumped out of the competition in the first round away at Huntly. In the Highland League Cup Academy beat Fraserburgh, Clachnacuddin and Nairn County to reach the final. That was played at Grant Street Park Inverness in front of over 1,000 Scorrie supporters but Academy disappointingly lost 4–0 to Cove Rangers. League form for season 2014–15 was excellent and Academy finished the season in 4th place. In the process the team racked up a record 12 away wins and broke our record of unbeaten league games with an impressive run of 14 matches (13 wins and a draw). Our defence was pretty solid and only conceded 43 goals in 34 league games, a ratio of 1.26 goals against per game. 'Between the sticks', Academy also managed 13 clean sheets – a club record. 2015–16 was arguably one of Academy's best seasons when in November 2015 the club won its first piece of silverware since joining the SHFL defeating