Hottin

Silverware has been scarce. The one trophy in the cabinet is the Syrian Cup, won in the 2000–01 season after a 1–0 final victory over Al-Jaish SC. Runner-up finishes have come more often — twice in the league, in 1995–96 and 1999–00, and five times in the cup, most recently in 2020–21.

No name is tied more closely to the club than Kevork Mardikian. He came up through Hutteen's own youth ranks, captained the Syrian national team, and later returned to coach the first team to that 2001 cup win. His son, Mardik Mardikian, followed him onto the pitch and into a Syria shirt of his own. Aref Al Agha, four times the league's top scorer, also started out at the club before his goals made his name elsewhere.

The academy Mardikian helped set up in 1985 still feeds the first team, which now competes in the Syrian Premier League and the AFC Challenge League.

Hutteen's fiercest fixture needs no away trip: Tishreen SC play their home games under the same roof, and the Latakia Derby is settled at the ground both clubs call home.