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Horley Town Under 16s
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Horley Under 12s win League Cup
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MSYML Under 13 League Table
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Under 11
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Under 11 Fixtures
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Under 11 League Tables
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Under 11 Results
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Under 12 Fixtures
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Under 12 League Table
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Under 12 Results
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Under 13 Fixtures
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Under 13 Results
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Under 13s
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Under 15
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Under 15 - Team History
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Under 15 League
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Under 16 Saturday Fixtures
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Under 16 Saturday League
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Under 16 Saturday Results
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Under 16 Sunday Fixtures
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Under 16 Sunday League
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Under 16 Sunday Results
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Under 16s Saturday
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Under 17/18 Fixtures
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Under 17/18 League Table
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Under 17/18 Results
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Under 17s
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Under 9s
Under 15 - Team History
The Under 12 Eagles are the club's most successful junior team in recent years. Managed by Sean Branton - a Horley Town legend - , they won the Epsom & Ewell Under 11 Premier Division last year.
The team grew out of two successful 6-a-side teams at Under 9 and 10, winning the Crawley League at Under 9, and at Under 10 both the Mid-Sussex tropies - League Cup and Division 1 - and the Epsom and Ewell Division 1. Add in an array of summer tournament successes, and it is obvious these boys enjoy winning.
This season they are defending their title in the Epsom and Ewell Under 12 (Sat) Premier Division.
They will be sponsored this year by Mitchells of Horley.
2008-2009 Season - Epsom & Ewell Premier Devision
Last season proved the toughest yet for the team. They narrowly pipped NPL to the championship. Both teams had been neck and neck right through the season.
2007-2008 Season - Mid-Sussex YMFL - Epsom & Ewell - Under 10
2007-2008 provided rich pickings for the 2 teams. The Sunday team won the Mid-Sussex Youth and Minor Football League Division 1 championship, winning every match and conceding only 4 goals all season. They achieved the double by beating Premier Division Worth Park Rangers 2-0 in the League Cup Final.
The Saturday team won the Epsom & Ewell Division 1 Championship in the last match of the season.
2006-2007 Season - Crawley League - Under 9
The final Sunday in the Crawley & District League at K2 Crawley, proved a nervous one. Horley's closest rivals - Maidenbower Blue - needed to win to keep the championship alive. But Horley could seal their own fate by winning their match against Oakwood Black. Team captain, Harry Stockwell, put minds at piece when he scored to put Horley 2-0 up in their match.
