Stokesley Sports Club F.C.

Formed in 1920, the club spent most of the 20th century participating in local leagues before joining the Teesside League in 1994 before progressing to the Wearside League in 1999. Seven years later the club was accepted into the Northern League.[1]

In each of their first two seasons at the higher level, Stokesley finished near the middle of the table. Promotion has also enabled the club to participate in national competitions - in the FA Vase their best performance came in 2008–09 when they reached the Second Round, and during the same season they made their debut in the FA Cup, beating Washington in the Extra Preliminary round before losing to Wakefield in the preliminary round.

In the summer of 2009 the club changed their name to Stokesley Football Club.

In 2009–10 the club became champions of the Northern League Second Division and gained promotion to the First Division for the first time in the club's history. They scored in every league game and had the league's top scorer in Andrew Jennings.

In 2009 the club's under-13 team won the national Tesco Cup.[2]

In season 2010–11 the club finished 16th in division 1, but following the season the manager, chairman and secretary as well as the rest of the committee resigned quoting a lack of support from the sports club. Renamed Stokesley Sports Club FC, in 2011, a new team was appointed under the leadership of manager Monty Alexander. In the 2011–12 season Stokesley were relegated back to Division Two after finishing the season with 4 points and not having won a single game.

In the 2015–16 season, Stokesley were relegated into the Wearside League. Despite ending the season on a high, winning two of their final three games, Stokesley finished on 14 points, collecting just a single point away from home, finishing bottom of the table. Season 2018-19 saw the Wearside League and the abandoned Teesside League combine and reform into two new leagues - the Wearside League and the North Riding League. Stokesley joined the North Riding League Premier Division. A new manager was employed for the 2019–20 season, Steve Todd who had just brought his team up from Division One.

With the 2019–20 season being expunged by The FA, the season was void. Due to a disagreement with the committee Steve Todd and his team resigned taking his players with him.

Following the resignation of Steve Todd, David Howe was appointed as manager bringing his team from Stokesley Athletic with him.

After a year and a half in charge Howe stepped down as manager as he and the club chairman Ted Watts decided it was time for a change. Following that decision, first team coach Dan Boswell was named manager on 17 September 2021.

• Northern Football League Division Two[3]
  • Champions 2009–10
• Wearside League[4]
  • Runners-up 2005–06
• Wearside League Division Two
  • Runners-up 1999–2000

• FA Cup[3][4]
  • Preliminary round 2008–09, 2009–10
• FA Vase
  • Second Round 2008–09, 2010–11

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ENG Tom Preece (3rd captain) — GK  ENG Tom McAdam — GK  ENG Lewis Jackson — DF  ENG Sam Raine — DF  ENG Tom Wood — DF  ENG Keir Slatter — DF  ENG Scott Close — DF  ENG Matthew Watson — DF  ENG Bobby Robertson — DF  ENG Ryan Cook — DF  ENG Cai Evans — DF  ENG Charles Smith — DF  ENG Jacob Macnaughton — DF  ENG Joe Howe (captain) — DF  ENG Charlie Mathias — DF  ENG Sam Robinson — DF  ENG Nathan Bell — DF  ENG Paul Roddam

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  ENG Nic Doyle — MF  ENG Sam Oakford — MF  ENG Liam Bennison — MF  ENG Tom Williams — MF  ENG Michael Gill — MF  ENG Joe Marsay — MF  ENG Oliver Tweddle — MF  ENG Archie Thompson — MF  ENG Matthew Rowe-Gill — MF  ENG Jordan Chamberlain — FW  ENG Matthew Morley — FW  ENG Alex Grange — FW  ENG Gerard Richardson — FW  ENG Johnny Helm (vice-captain) — FW  ENG Connor Livingstone — FW  ENG Jacob Steele — FW  ENG Lloyd Barnes

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