In the 2008-09 season Chipstead Under 18's finished fifth in the Central Division of the Southern Youth League. They won 7, drew 1 and lost 8 of their 16 game league programme. They scored 38 goals, conceded 33, gaining 22 points. Sutton United won the league, remaining unbeaten and amassing 42 points.
Chipstead beat South Park 3-1 at home in the first round of the Southern Youth League Challenge Cup but lost to Sutton United in the second round 4-0, also at home.
Chipstead were awarded a bye in the First round of the Mid Week Floodlit Under 18 County Cup but were then beaten 4-0 away from home against Kingstonian in the Second round.
In the FA Youth Cup, Chipstead beat Haywards Heath 4-1 at home in the Preliminary round and Croydon 2-1 at home in the Second. Chipstead were again drawn at home in the Third round but lost 1-0 to Chatham Town.
During the 08-09 season four Youth team players represented the First team, namely Alec Brown, Joe Gant, Ben Walters and Ryan Wood.
In addition, eleven others represented the Reserve team, namely Joe Borer, John Breach, Anthony Childs, Matt Hilton, Dan Lilley, Nicky Nutt, Gregg Pettifor, Lee Stripp, Mike Walsh, Jake Wilgoss and Charles Wright.
One player represented the Surrey County Under 18 team, namely Alec Brown.
Two players represented the Surrey Schools Under 16 team, namely Louis Chin and Ryan Robinson.
Player's Player of the Year - Ryan Wood
Manager's Player of the Year - Jake Wilgoss
Manager - David Lazell
Goalkeeper Coach - Dave Jackson
Coach - Dennis Leyser
Left to Right. Back Row. Dennis Leyser (Coach), Gregg Pettifor, Ryan Wood, Anthony Childs, Ryan Humpage, Joe Borer, Joe Gant, Rowan Liburd, Alec Brown, John Breach, Dave Jackson (Gkpr Coach)
Front Row. Joe Lazell, Louis Chin, Jake Wilgoss, David Lazell (Manager), Charles Wright, Mike Walsh, Yannick Foh, Dan Lilley.
Absent when the picture was taken, TJ Ryan, Ben Walters, Matt Hilton, Jack Munnery and Ryan Robinson.
2007-08 Season
In the 2007-08 season Chipstead Under 18's finished fourth in the East Division of the Southern Youth League. They only played 12 of their 14 game league programme due to fixture congestion, winning 5, losing 5 and drawing 2. They scored 21 goals and conceded 22, gaining 17 points. Warlingham won the league amassing 37 points from 13 games.
Chipstead beat Warlingham 4-3 on penalties away from home in the first round of the Southern Youth League Challenge Cup after being level 2-2 after extra time. They then beat Oakwood 2-1 at home in the second round and Horley 2-0 away in the quarter final. Woking were beaten 6-5 on penalties in the semi-final after the tie finished 1-1 after extra time. In the final Chipstead lost 5-1 to Sutton United getting hit with 4 goals in the last 15 minutes as they looked to chase the game.
Chipstead were awarded the first round Midweek under 18 County Cup game against Chertsey but were then knocked out 4-1 at home to Molesey in the second round.
Chipstead beat VCD Athletic 2-0 away from home in the first qualifying round of the FA Youth Cup but then lost 2-1 at home to Deal in the second round.
During the 07-08 season one Youth team player represented the first team, namely under 16 goalkeeper Joe Gant.
In addition to Joe, thirteen others represented the Reserve team, namely Nathan Arney, Alec Brown, Anthony Dance, Tynan Elliot, Yannick Foh, James Fotheringham, Sam Freeman, Joe Lazell, Dan Lilley, Sam Marks, Darren Millard, Troy Murray and Nick Rumbol.
Four players represented the Surrey County Under 16 team, namely Darren Millard, Nicky Nutt, Aaron Gough and Robbie Drewett.
Player's Player of the Year - Alec Brown
Manager's Player of the Year - Sam Marks
Manager - David Lazell
Goalkeeper Coach - Dave Jackson
Coach - Dennis Leyser
Picture taken October 2007 before some of the under 18's had been released and before more under 16's and 17's had been brought in.
Back row, left to right. David Lazell (Manager), Anthony Dance (u18), Alec Brown (u17), Aaron Gough (u16), Joe Gant (u16), Nick Rumbol (u18), Rob Monnery (u18), James Fotheringham (u18), Ashley Buchmann (u18), Dennis Leyser (Coach), Dave Jackson (Goalkeeper Coach).
Front row, left to right. Troy Murray (u18), Sotonye Ogan (u17), Joe Lazell (u16), Mike Crinnegan (u18), Sam Marks (u18), Josh Watt (u18), Dan Lilley (u16), Yannick Foh (u18).
2006-07 Season
In the 2006-07 season Chipstead Under 18's finished seventh in the North Division of the Southern Youth League. They only played 16 of the 18 game league programme, winning 4, drawing 4 and losing 8. They scored 22 goals and conceded 29, gaining 16 points. Croydon Athletic won the league remaining unbeaten and amassing 40 points.
Chipstead beat Warlingham 4-2 in the preliminary round of the Southern Youth League Challenge Cup. They then lost 5-1 away to Staines Town in the first round.
Chipstead beat Sutton United 3-2 in the first round of the Mid Week floodlit Under 18 County Cup Competition. They then lost 5-4 after extra time against Chertsey Town after being level 3-3 after normal time.
Chipstead obtained a bye in the preliminary round of the FA Youth Cup Competition after Ash United withdrew. They beat Chertsey Town 1-0 in the first qualifying round but then lost 2-0 away to East Grinstead in the second qualifying round.
During the 06-07 season five Youth team players represented the first team, namely Daryl Coleman, Nathan Arney, Harry Hudson, Anthony Dance and Jamie Jagdeo
In addition to these five, seven others also represented the reserve team, namely Alex Garcev, Lewis Harris, Lennie Miller, Mark Springate, Isaac Banson, Luke Hackett and Chris Stripp.
Two players also represented the Surrey County Under 18 team, namely Alex Garcev and Jamie Jagdeo
And one player represented the Full England Independent Schools Under 18 team, namely Alex Garcev
Player's Player of the Year - Anthony Dance
Manager's Player of the Year - Daryl Coleman
Manager - David Lazell
Goalkeeper Coach - Dave Jackson
Coach - Dennis Leyser
Picture taken April 2007, by which time the u18's had been moved on to the first and reserve teams
Back row, left to right. Dennis Leyser (Coach), Satonye Ogan (u16), Jamea Sidell (u17), James Fotheringham (u17), Ricky Betts (u17), Teejay Ryan (U16), Rob Monnery (u17), Yianni Hapeshis (u17), David Lazell (Manager).
Front row, left to right. Joe Lazell (u16), Josh Watt (u17), Nick Rumbol (u17), Anthony Dance (u17), Andreas Moutta (u17), Lewis Harris (u18).
2005-06 Season
In the 2005-06 season Chipstead Under 18's finished third in the North Division of the Southern Youth League. They played 18, won 12, drew 3 and lost 3, scoring 34 goals, conceding 17 and amassing 39 points. Carshalton Athletic won the league with 42 points. Chipstead drew with Carshalton at home in their first league game of the season and lost 1-0 away. Bromley came second with the same points total as Chipstead but had a better goal difference of 1. Chipstead drew 1-1 with Bromley at home and beat them 3-0 away.
Chipstead beat South Park 8-0 in the first round of the Southern Youth League Challenge Cup. They then beat Woking 4-0 in the second round but lost to Worthing 4-3 after extra time in the third round.
The highlight to the season (in addition to challenging for the league title) was to progress to the third round proper of the FA Youth Cup. Chipstead beat Lewisham Borough 6-0 at home in the first qualifying round, then Moneyfields at home in the second qualifying round and then Thamesmead 4-2 away from home to progress to the first round proper. In the first round proper the Youth teams of the lower league professional clubs enter the competition. Chipstead drew Chesham United at home and beat them 3-2 and then again avoided a 'big' club when they drew Folkestone Invicta away from home whom they beat 2-1 in the second round proper. The Youth teams of the Premiership and Championship clubs enter the competition in the third round proper and Chipstead drew Carlisle United away from home. Carlisle are the most northernly club that play in the English football league. The game was played on a Sunday to allow for travelling on the Saturday and an overnight stay in a hotel. The team lost 5-1 after taking the lead in the first half. The score was 1-1 at half time and still 1-1 with 20 minutes to go but Carlisle went in front immediately after one of the Chipstead forwards was sent off for two yellow cards and as Chipstead chased the game Carlisle scored three more goals in the last 10 minutes to give a very flattering scoreline. Only two other non-league clubs had progressed that far in the competition so it was a great accolade for the Youth team and a great occasion for the Club, players and supporters.
During the 05-06 season eleven Youth team players represented the first team, namely, Liam Brady, Dean Harmsworth, Tom Flynn, Liam Harwood, Jamie Jagdeo, Jamie King, Henri Kousso-Doua, Sam Kuhinde, Rob Lynch, Michael Nicholas and Tom Penson. In addition to these eleven, nine others also represented the reserve team, namely, Omar Darweesh, Aaron Denton, Daryl Coleman, Alex Garcev, Jack Higgins, Harry Hudson, Julian Owusu, Gary Simmons and Chris Stripp.
Seven players also represented the Surrey County under 18 team, namely, Liam Brady, Dean Harmsworth, Liam Harwood, Jack Higgins, Jamie King, Michael Nicholas and Gary Simmons.
Player's Player of the Year - Jack Higgins
Manager's Player of the Year - Liam Harwood
Manager - Russell Harmsworth (and David Lazell from March 06)
Assistant Manager - David Lazell
Coach - Mark Hudson
2004-05 Season
During the 04-05 season five Youth team players represented the first team namely, Linton Hayles, Charlie Merrick, Craig Pitterson, Kofi Quartey and Max Walter. All of these boys were brought to the club by David Lazell from Banstead Athletic.
In addition to these five, twelve others also represented the reserve team, namely, James Adeleke, Warren Bogle, Dean Harmsworth, Liam Harwood, Wayne Hibbert, Jack Higgins, Adam Lloyd, Matt McKenzie, Mark Pucek, Tom Smith, Dave Warwick and Mark Watson.
Player's Player of the Year - Gary Simmons
Manager's Player of the Year - Tom Smith
Most Improved Player of the Year - Liam Harwood
Manager - Russell Harmsworth
Assistant Manager - David Lazell
Coach - Graham Tomlinson
Goalkeeper Coach - Aaron Meadows