Honours 2023/2024 Season:

U12B - Ray Pink memorial - Runners Up

U13 - Trafalgar League - Champions

U16 Rodney League Fair Play award - Daniel Owoniyi

DJM Club Official of the year - Lynne Lucas

DJM Unsung hero award - Gareth Jones

Honours 2022/2023 Season:

U10 - Premier League plate - Runners Up

U11 - Bounty League - Team Fair Play award

U12 - Warspite League - Team Fair Play award

U12 - Warspite League Fair Play award - Harrison Mitchell

Centenary Football Association award - Larry Reed

Honours 2021/2022 Season:

TBC

DJM Club Official of the year - Louis Yates

Honours 2020/2021 Season:

TBC

DJM Club Secretary of the year - Jim Lucas

Honours 2019/2020 Season:

Season not completed due to Covid

Honours 2018/2019 Season:

U12 - Argus League Fair Play award - Benjamin Mannell

U18 - Horsham League - Team Fair Play award

Honours 2017/2018 Season:

U10 Europa Cup---Runners Up

U13 Scott League---Runners Up

U13 Scott League---Runners Up

U15 Royal Oak League---Runners Up


Honours 2016/2017 Season:

U12 Drake Junior League---Cup Finalist

U12 Warspite League---Cup Finalist

U15 Royal Oak League---Champions

U16 Howe League---Runners Up

Chloe Harrison---U13 Scott Divisional Fair Play Player Award


Honours 2015/2016 Season:

U12 Drake Juniors---Wrigley Fair Play Award

U12 Drake Juniors---Drake Junior League Sporting Award

U13---Cup Winners Scott League 

Chloe Harrison---U12 Drake Junior League Fair Play Player Award

Matthew Marshall---U18 Albion League Fair Play Player Award


Honours 2014/2015 Season:

U11---Winners Fair Play Team Award Mayflower League

U14--Promoted 3rd Place Raleigh League

U15--Promoted Runners Up Royal Oak League 

Honours 2014:

Herald Sports Personality Of The Year Awards 2014:

U11---Winners Of The Good Sport,Fair Play and Respect Award 

Honours 2013/2014 Season:

DJM League Honours:

U16---Runners Up Rodney League

U12---Sporting Trophy Winners Warspite League

Sam Smith--U11 Mayflower League Divisional Player Of The Year Award


Honours Season 2011/2012:

DJM League Honours:

U18—Runners Up Horsham League

U16—Runners Up Howe League

U13—Cup Finalists Hermes League

Honours Season 2009/2010:

DJM League Honours:

Larry Reed--The Roy Horsham Award

U11--The Wrigleys Fair Play Award

U11--Fair Play Award Mayflower League

U15--Fair Play Award Defiance League

Honours Season 2008/2009:

DJM League Honours:

U12--Dr Pepper Little League Award

Andrew Hunter--U15 Royal Oak League Divisional Player Of The Year Award

Devon County FA Honours:

Steve Aplin--DCFA Charter Standard Coach Of The Year

Louis Yates--DCFA Workforce Award

Honours Season 2007/2008:

DJM League Honours:

U16--Champions Ardent League

U16--Cup Winners Ardent League

U15--Runners Up Royal Oak League

U15--Cup Winners Royal Oak League

U15 Girls--Sporting Team Award Leander B League

U14--Sporting Team Award Plymouth League

Georgina May--U15 Leander B Divisional Player Of The Year award

Andrew Hunter--U14 Plymouth League Divisional Player Of The Year Award

Devon County FA Honours:

U16--County Cup Runners Up

U15 Girls--Fair Play Award

Honours Season 2006/2007

DJM League Honours:

U15--Champions Anson League

U15--Cup Winners Anson League

U12--Runners Up Warspite League

U12--Cup Winners Warspite League

U12--Sporting Trophy Winners Warspite League

James Ham--U13 Scott League Divisional Player Of The Year Award

Honours Season 2005/2006:

DJM League Honours:

U15--Runners Up Defiance League

U13--Champions Scott League

U13 Girls--Sporting Trophy Winners Vivid B League

U11--Ray Pink Memorial Trophy

Derek Baker--U16 Ardent League Divisional Player Of The Year Award

Honours Season 2003/2004

DJM League Honours:

U12--Runners Up Warspite League

U15--Runners Up Defiance League

U12--Cup Winners Warspite League

U15-- Cup Winners Defiance League

Honours Season 2001/2002

DJM League Honours:

Charles Norsworthy Fair Play Award

Brenda Reed--Secretary/Managers Efficiency Award

U14--Sporting Trophy Raleigh League

U16--Sporting Trophy Howe League

Paul Fowler--U14 Raleigh League Divisional Player Of The Year Award 

Honours Season 2000/2001

DJM League Honours:

U16--Runners Up Howe League

U18--Winners Horsham League

Honours Season 1997/1998

DJM League Honours:

U15--Winners Royal Oak League

U14--Sporting Trophy Plymouth League

Danny Allen--U12 Vanguard League Divisional Player Of The Year Award

Jamie Poyntz--U14 Plymouth League Divisional Player Of The Year Award


Railway Beacon Youth Football Club History:

Founder Members Of Railway Athletic Football Club 1982/83

Devon Junior & Minor League Under 12 Drake Division

Founder Committee:

President: Mr C Allen

Vice Presidents: Mr A Skyme & Mr D Goldolpin

Chairman: Mr A Marsh

Treasurer: Mr D Dott

Hon Secretary: Mrs M McCaig

Manager: Mr G McCaig

Founder Players:

Paul Squires (Captain)

Lee McCaig (Vice Captain)

Matthew Clarke

Jason Evans

Mark Thurley

Richard Pellow

Adrian Timms

Nigel Scawn

Jim Goldolpin

Paul May

Wayne Howell

Ronnie Vella

Stuart Marr

Dean Notman

Railway Beacon was formed by a group of parents who frequented the Railway Inn in Albert Road Devonport.It was formed in 1982 to provide football for the youth of Morice Town.Dave Dott along with Gerald and Margaret McCaig started the side,then known as Railway Athletic.In their first season of competition the side was runner up in the league and cup finalist’s at under 12 level.these results encouraged them to form a second team the following season.During this early period two trips were made to Europe.The club name was changed to Railway Griffins FC in the mid 1980’s because of it’s close association with the RNAD Griffin Club at Brickfields,during this time Mac McCaig took over as Chairman.The club name was changed again in 1990 to Railway Beacon FC when Beacon Electrical sponsored both teams.The club continued with two teams until the mid 1990’s when John Bradley took over as Chairman from Mac and John’s wife Marilyn took over as Secretary from Mac’s wife Margaret which continued the strong family atmosphere at the club.The philosophy of the club remained the same to give children a purpose and to teach them discipline and respect and to of course enjoy the best game in the world.The expansion of the club came with a lot of hard work from a dedicated committee in the mid 1990’s.Larry Reed with help from coach Kevin Adams continued to raise new teams at under 11 level which saw an increase in the number of teams by one each season eventually rising to 9 teams.During this period husband and wife team of Larry and Brenda Reed took over as the present day Chairman and Secretary respectively.With the introduction of the FA Charter Standard Club scheme Railway Beacon became the first club in West Devon to receive the honour in November 2001,this ensured that all club staff are

CRB checked and all managers and assistants have the FA level 1 coaching badge.This also saw the introduction of the clubs Child Welfare Officer.The club was very proud in 2005 to be able to field it’s own girls team.The club has done well during it’s history winning many league titles,cup competitions and sporting awards.The name of Railway Beacon appeared in the World Cup qualifying game programme England Versus Wales in 2004 at Old Trafford where Chairman Larry Reed was presented with The Charter Standard Administrator of the Year Award presented to him on the pitch at half time by Trevor Brooking and Geoff Hurst.The club continues to go from strength to strength and in 2006 reached the pinnacle in becoming League and Cup double winners of the top DJM League. 

Extract from the Official FA Website with regard to Railway Beacon YFC Chairman Larry Reed’s dedication and hard work recognised in the award of FA Charter Standard Adminisrator Of The Year 2004: 

Friday, 08 October 2004

Railway Beacon FC's Larry has been instrumental in increasing the size of Railway Beacon Youth FC from two to nine teams and has guided the club to become the first awarded with the FA Charter Standard in

West Devon. Larry’s hard work and commitment to the club and his encouragement towards players to respect the rules and regulations of the game has resulted in an excellent disciplinary record being achieved - only five cautions last season. Larry said he is proud that his achievements have been recognised by The FA. "I am delighted and very surprised to receive the award. I think it’s great that The FA’s Charter Standard scheme rewards the work done by clubs at grass roots so it is nice to be recognised for our effort. "It’s always a team effort at Railway Beacon and I’m sure this award will encourage everyone at the club to develop and improve further."Sir Trevor Brooking, The FA’s Director of Football Development said: "The FA is committed to raising the standards of football at grassroots level and these awards acknowledge the fantastic support that Crosfields JFC is providing within the local community, providing opportunities for players of all abilities to develop their skills and play football in a safe and fun environment." The Charter Standard, supported by FA partner McDonald’s, was established three years ago and aims to improve standards of coaching and player development with a commitment to child protection and a code of conduct for players and parents.Since then, over 1670 clubs representing more than 15,000 teams and over 200,000 players have achieved FA Charter Standard Club status.