Club Overview
Full name: Eastwood Community Football Club
Nickname: Red Badgers
Founded: 2014
Ground: Coronation Park, Eastwood
Chairman: Lee Wood
League: United Counties League Premier Division North
2023–24 Season: Finished 8th of 18

History and Achievements
Formed in 2014 following the dissolution of Eastwood Town, the Red Badgers quickly established themselves as a force in regional football. They initially joined the South Division of the Central Midlands League and made an impressive debut in the FA Vase a year later.

Their rise continued with a notable second-place finish in the 2016–17 season, followed by winning the South Division the next year, which earned them promotion to the East Midlands Counties League. In 2021, based on their solid performances in the abandoned 2019–20 and 2020–21 seasons, Eastwood earned promotion to their current league, the Premier Division North of the United Counties League.

Honours:
Central Midlands League South Division Champions: 2017–18

Records:
Best FA Vase Performance: Fourth round, 2018–19
Home Ground: Coronation Park

Eastwood CFC hosts its home matches at the historic Coronation Park. This ground holds a special place in the hearts of local supporters, having previously been the home of Eastwood Town. The venue provides an atmospheric backdrop for home games, making it a challenging ground for visiting teams.

The Season Ahead
Under the leadership of Chairman Lee Wood and first team managers Martin Ball and Daryll Thomas the Red Badgers are gearing up for another competitive season in the United Counties League Premier Division North. With a mid-table finish last season, the team is focused on climbing higher in the standings and making a stronger bid for promotion.

Squad
Sam Wilson (GK)
Sam Tyler (GK)
Lavell White
Lynden Joyce
Ricky Starbuck
Oliver Robinson
Phil Watt
Jake Wright
Danny Elliot
Rob Norris
Jermaine Hollis
Ryan Tait
Declan Dunn
Craig Westcarr
Marcus Marshall
Donte Fuller
Finn Commons
Toby Woodward
Tyler Blake
Aaron O’Connor
Alexander Troke
Kamani Wilson