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Honours

This page highlights WSFC's achievements since the Club's establishment in 1997, showcasing the excellence of our young people, staff and community throughout our decorated history.

FA Charter Standard Club

A benchmark for quality set by The Football Association, recognising our commitment to best practices in coaching, child protection, first aid and club administration. This award ensures a safe, structured and enjoyable environment for all.

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2004, 2005, 2006(U13's/U11's), 2007, 2009, 2011(U13's/U14's), 2012, 2013, 2014 

Tandridge Youth Football League Title

Winning the Tandridge Youth League 11 times in 10 years is a testament to our teams' dedication, consistency, and competitive excellence. Recognised as one of the most respected grassroots youth leagues in South East England, this achievement highlights the strength of Waterloo FC and our continuous commitment to excellence in grassroots football.

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2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 

Tandridge Youth Football League Cup

Winning in cup competitions is a proud celebration of the talent, teamwork, and determination of our young athletes. 

A shining reminder of what’s possible when passion meets hard work.

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London FA Youth Cup

2006, 2007, 2012

A prestigious competition that brings together the best semi-professional and grassroots teams across London, Kent, Surrey and Essex. Winning this cup reflects our players’ skill, discipline, and resilience.

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1999, 2015

South London Alliance League Title

Winning a historic league founded in 1920 is a proud testament to our senior teams' ability to compete, excel, and leave their mark on South London football.

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2015

South London Alliance, Queen Mary Cup

The Queen Mary Cup was played for in the South London Football Alliance since 1926, after being endowed to the league in honour of Queen Mary, wife of King George V.

Victory in this historic cup competition further solidifies WSFC’s standing as a powerhouse in South London football.

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Vic Farrow Cup

2015

A highly contested tournament that acknowledges dedication to excellence both on and off the pitch, and represents the third trophy in a treble-winning season in 2015.

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Sportsmanship &
Fair Play Awards

We are proud to celebrate the values that define Waterloo Sports & Football Club: respect, integrity, and positive play, both on and off the pitch.
Our dedication to sportsmanship has been recognised with the Most Disciplined Club of the Year award, after completing an entire season without a single yellow card. We were also honoured as FA Charter Standard London and Regional Winners, reflecting our commitment to excellence in every area of the game.

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2004, 2005, 2005, 2009

National Sports Tours

Winning Multiple National Sports Tours is a remarkable achievement for our club. Competing across the UK, our players not only showcased their talent on the field but also had the opportunity to embrace new cultures, build lasting memories, and grow as individuals. This success highlights our commitment to providing our athletes with experiences that go beyond sport.

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2011

Beckenham Youth Tournament

A reflection of the hard work, skill, and spirit shown by our players and coaches. Against strong competition, our young athletes rose to the occasion, demonstrating passion, teamwork, and determination to win the competition.

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Pelo League Title

2006

Winning the Pelo League title is an achievement we are incredibly proud of. This victory highlights Waterloo FC's commitment to nurturing talent, fostering a winning mentality, and striving for excellence at every level of the game.

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SE1 Premiership

2007

The beggining of the next Generation! A tournament held in South East London where our newly formed Under 10's team competed for the first time and recieved their first of many trophies to come.

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‘Streetgames’ Winners

2003(U14's/U16's), 2004(U13's/U14's/U16's)

A revolutionary initiative that saw both boys and girls from 15 different housing estates across Southwark, build teams to represent their estates and compete in a unforgettable Community Games Finals across multiple age groups

The Invincibles

The Invincibles – 140 Unbeaten Matches (2004-2008). During this period, they secured 13 trophies, including 2 trebles. This remarkable feat stands as one of the most dominant eras in grassroots football history.

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