Scarborough Town Football Club, with its roots deep in the community of Scarborough, was formed in 2008 as an extension to the Academy system now situated at George Pindar Community Sports College but which was formerly based at Scarborough Football Club.

Honours: Teesside League Division Two winners 2008-09, Wearside League winners 2009-10, Sunderland Shipowners Challenge Cup winners 2009-10, Northern Under-19 Alliance Division East winners 2008-09 and 2009-10, Northern Under-19 Alliance League Cup winners 2008-09.

Ground:  George Pindar Community Sports College, Moor Lane, Eastfield, Scarborough YO11 3LU.


Contact details: click the red "Contact Us" button at the top of the page.

Club colours:
(home) red and black shirts, black shorts;
(away) light blue and dark blue shirts, dark blue shorts.

Nickname: The Town or The Boro

Scarborough Town FC is a democratic club run by a management committee which is constituted according to Football Association guidelines. Club membership is open to everyone for an annual fee, and all members have equal voting rights at a club AGM or EGM, including election of committee members.

Membership of Scarborough Town FC includes membership of the George Pindar Community Partnership Ltd.

Scarborough Town FC officials are as follows:

Acting Chairman: Nigel Wood
President: John Birley
Vice-Presidents: Tony Scott,Tony Stockdale, Rod Robinson
Secretary: Sean Hunter
Treasurer: Dave Metcalf
Membership Secretary: Derek Megginson
Merchandise: Stuart Canvin
Disability Liaison: Steve Colley
Safety officer: Gavin Barker
Sponsorship/advertising: Andy Standing



Scarborough Town FC is an extension of the Academy system based at George Pindar Community Sports College. Academy Director: Mitch Cook. Coaches include: Steve Marsden, Mark Barber, Bob MacDonald.

Scarborough Town FC has many links with the previous Scarborough FC which sadly ceased to exist in 2007. All the Scarborough Town officials and committee members above were enthusiastic supporters of Scarborough Football Club, and in some instances were also sponsors, employees, Supporters Club committee members or even Board members.

The vast majority of the Scarborough Town players will have come through the Scarborough FC youth system. The team of Academy coaches, previously working under Mitch Cook at Scarborough Football Club, now work for the Academy at George Pindar Community Sports College and hope to produce the future players of Scarborough Town. In turn, many of these players will then hopefully progress to clubs higher up the football pyramid.

This website belongs to Scarborough Town FC, but it is also happy to publicise the website "Seadogs Fans" where you can find out everything you need to know about the former Scarborough Football Club of 1879 to 2007. "Gone ... but not forgotten". Just click on the image below, to be taken to www.seadogsfans.co.uk