In 1904, just 5 years after its formation, Alconbury FC won their first trophy, The Fellows Junior Cup. During the next 35 years Alconbury continued to be successful, winning the local Junior League on 5 occasions and also appearing in no fewer than 10 cup finals, winning half of them. After the war years the club again courted success winning the Hunts League Division 3 in 1954, Division 2 in 1956 and Division 1 in 1960. In 1962 Alconbury became the top side in local football as they once again won Division 1 as well as lifting both the Junior Cup and the Benevolent Cup whilst finishing runners up in two other competitions. There followed a lapse in success as players moved on to more senior clubs. The club started to blood some young players, a decision that was to prove correct as Alconbury won the League and Cup double in 1968, 1969 and 1970 as well as other successful campaigns. Alconbury FC decided that a new challenge was needed and they were duly elected into the Peterborough & District Football League. Their first game was against Moulton who had also joined the league in the 1978-79 season, playing out a 0-0 draw at their Old Brooklands ground. Alconbury FC once again welcome the opportunity of playing in the P&DFL Premier Division, P&DFL Combination 1 and the St Neots & District Sunday League.
Club Ethos
The aim of the Club is to promote sporting and social activities for its membership. Alconbury F.C provide the facilities at which people can learn, train and improve their footballing ability whilst having the opportunity to play for the Club. The Club believes all players should support and encourage their teammates and have the utmost respect for other people at all times.