• Manager Richard Scott
  • Assistant Manager Kevin Fox
  • Physio Natalie Halliday
  • Coach Martyn Harvey
  • Coach Chris Di Fante
  • Location England

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Kettering Amateur League - Champions

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United Counties League Division One - Runners-Up

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FA Cup - First Qualifying Round

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FA Vase - First Round

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Current Players

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Top Players

Established in 1960 in the heart of Thrapston, Northamptonshire, Thrapston Town F.C. has etched its name in the annals of local football history. Today, the club competes with unwavering determination in the East Midlands Women’s Football League, exemplifying a spirit that has been its hallmark since its inception.

Originally known as Thrapston Ventura, the club’s journey began in the Kettering Amateur League, where they achieved remarkable success, clinching league titles in 1970–71, 1972–73, 1973–74, 1976–77, and 1977–78. This early prowess laid the foundation for their ascent through the ranks of English football.

In 1978, Thrapston Town FC embraced a new challenge by stepping up to Division Two of the United Counties League. They swiftly made their mark, securing a commendable third-place finish in their inaugural season. League restructuring soon placed them in Division One, where their commitment to excellence remained unwavering.

With a determination to leave a legacy that resonated, the club adopted its current name in 1996. Their pursuit of higher standards saw them earn promotion to the Premier Division after finishing as runners-up in the 2010–11 season. The subsequent journey, while laden with challenges, testified to the resilience that defines the club.

Thrapston Town FC’s men’s team may have concluded its chapter in 2022, but the legacy lives on through the formidable Thrapston Town Ladies FC. As part of the East Midlands Women’s Regional Football League, the ladies’ team represents the continuation of a footballing saga that has captivated Thrapston for over six decades.

This legacy is further underlined by a history of achievements that includes Kettering Amateur League championships and a noteworthy presence in the FA Cup and FA Vase competitions. From humble beginnings to the heights of regional football, Thrapston Town FC remains a testament to the power of dedication, unity, and the love for the beautiful game.

As the echoes of cheers and the sound of cleats on the pitch resonate through time, Thrapston Town Football Club stands not just as a club, but as a living testament to the indomitable spirit that drives football at its core.

Sam Donkin Goalkeeper 11
Kaine Clinton Midfielder 12
Liam Fox Goalkeeper 14
Duncan Charles Defender 23
Steffan Gatting Midfielder 24
Liam Carter Defender 25
Louis Dupree Midfielder 27
Carlos Lewis Defender 31
Matty Smith Midfielder 43
Ben Sunderland Midfielder 46
Nathan Wills Midfielder 51
Ben Sunderland Midfielder 56
Isa Ali 65
Nicholas Fairhurst Midfielder 67
Jedd Whiteman Midfielder 76
Joe Chester Defender 88
Dom Roggero Goalkeeper 141

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