Spartan South Midlands Football League, Premier Division
Date: 15 March 2025
Kickoff: 15:00
Spartan South Midlands Football League, Premier Division
Date: 15 March 2025
Kickoff: 15:00
Following the demise of the original Baldock Town FC in 2001 the new Baldock Town was formed in 2003 from Baldock Town Youth FC as an outlet for youth squads. The club played its first competitive match in September 2003 in the North Herts League at ‘The Shed’ on Clothall Road, Baldock. The match was against Magnum with a Rob Foster hat-trick sealing a 5-1 win. The club then progressed from the North Herts League to the Herts Senior County League (HSCL) where they won Div 1 in their debut season 2007/2008.
For three seasons from 2008 the team played its home matches at the County Ground, Letchworth but they returned to Baldock to play at their old ground in Norton Road, now known as the North Herts Arena.
After three near misses the club finally won the HSCL Premier Div title in 2012. Unfortunately, due to ground grading issues the club were unable to take their place in the Spartan South Midlands Football League (SSMFL).
In order to achieve its ambition of playing at the highest possible level the club was forced to move to ground share with Hitchin FC. The club finished in second place the following season and this proved to be good enough to secure that elusive promotion to the SSMFL. The team, at that time managed by former player Scott Grant, also won the Herts Senior Centenary Trophy for the first time and retained the Anagram Records Trophy.
The next two seasons saw a period of consolidation as they finished Jlh and 10th respectively, in SSMFL Div 1 (Step 6 on the Non-League pyramid). After three seasons at Hitchin the club moved to ground share with Stotfold FC. Luke Gregson then took over as manager in 2015, following Grant’s resignation, and assisted by Dean Gilbert the team then went on a superb run and ended up just missing out on promotion. The 3rd place finish was the highest placing in their recent history.
The 2017-18 season proved to be even more successful as Baldock Town continued to progress and finished second in Div 1 and were duly promoted to the SSMFL Premier Division. The team continued with its run of excellent form and finished in 5th place in their first season in the Premier Division. The following season Baldock managed to get to 12th position before the season was prematurely ended as Covid 19 started to take hold. Luke Gregson decided to step down at the end of that season and Adam Fisher took over as Manager, assisted by Rob Bates.
The club only managed 12 games in the 2020-21 season as the Covid-19 pandemic eventually won and the League was abandoned. Rob Bates took over as Manager during the summer of 2021 and started the season with some great Cup performances but failed to turn that into League form.
The last couple of seasons have been variable with Team development on-going. The Team currently ground share at Arlesey FC and are managed by Dave McAdam. Dave is a strong believer in youth development, and has put his faith in a number of our promising youngsters from our reserves and U18s.
The club continues to grow, running six teams, two at U13 and U14 in the Eastern Junior Alliance (EJA), another at U18 in the Southern Counties Floodlit Youth League (SCFYL), and a development side playing as Baldock Town Reserves in the Herts Senior County League (HSCL) Division One. The first team continues to play in the Spartan South Midlands Football League (SSMFL) Premier Division, and for the first time, the club has a women’s team this season. Baldock Town FC Ladies compete in the Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire County Women’s Football League.
Carlos Simeon (GK)
Joshua Asiedu
Charlie Clark
Cormac Clark
Danny Haigh
Noah Mosanya
Reece Mosanya
Declan Nche
Ryan Stevenson
Craig Tolley
Reiss Webber
Reece Barrett
Erald Desa
Thomas Mulqueen
Wilberforce Paa Kwesi Ocran
Ibrahim Kehinde
Louis Offer
Emmanuel Osei-Owusu
Squad taken from previous game:
William Ademiluyi
Ellis Coker
Mamadou Aliou Diallo
Josh Furness
Ethan Giwa-McNeil
George Kingham
Thomas William Lethbridge
Tautvydas Poniskaitis
Harry Watson
Harrison Paul Donnelly
Marley Rochester Stein
Oliver Kendrick Porter