History

The club was formed as Jupiter FC back in 1974 by John Ferne,and started life in the Junior Division 5 of the London & Kent Border League.Graham Dolby began playing for the club in 1975 and became Secretary in 1979.Under his guidance, the club made steady progress through the Junior Divisions reaching the Inter Section in the late seventies. Under a new name (White Horse FC) and new manager George Dolby (Graham's Father) the Inter 1 title was won in 1984,thus taking the club into the Senior Divisions, and by 1989 White Horse FC reached the Premier Division. Another name change followed (Whitehouse Sports FC) and this saw the start of a very successful period for the club, Graham then becoming player-manager of a reserve side that won a League and Cup double two seasons in a row. Tony Green was at that time 1st team manager and won the Premier title three seasons running.1992 became the team's greatest year with three teams (the two mentioned previously and another managed by Terry Cunningham) all winning their respective Divisions, together with the winning of two cups and a cup runners-up spot, all in the same season. Today's side was formed in 2000 by Graham Dolby and mainly consisted of very young family members coupled with some older heads such as Ray Howard, Del Carthy and John Smoothie who was captain.

The team was unbeaten in their first season, winning a treble of the Inter 3 title along with the Inter and Reserve cups. Dave Slater then became manager and took the team into the Premier Division by winning the Senior 2 title. Marc Dolby took over and became player-manager in 2004 and won the Premier title in his first season in charge. The following 2005-06 season, the club became known as Baldon Sports and finished runners-up in the league, won the Senior Cup but lost out in the Mary Wiltshire cup final. The title returned in 2006-07 but two more cup final defeats were experienced in that season. The 2007-08 season was very eventful and at one stage,the club was going for all four honours but had to settle for the Senior Premier title and Senior Cup after two narrow defeats in the Mary Wiltshire final and London Senior Challenge Cup final.

In 2008-09 a reserve side was added and the club had another very eventful season, becoming London Champions after beating Vista 3-0 in the final, retained the Senior Cup after beating Canterbury 3-2 and finished runners-up in the League. The reserves won Inter 2 but lost the Inter Cup final being beaten by Belford Town by the single goal. The start of the 2009-10 season brought the first trophy in the form of the Alf Green Cup with a victory over Eltham Town 5-2, we added a 3rd team who finished runners up in Inter two at the first attempt, the Reserves Completed a league and cup double winning Inter One and the Reserves Cup, and the 1st Team lost out in the London Final, but managed to retain the senior cup for the 3rd year in a row defeating New Convoys 3-0, and won the Senior division not dropping a point along the way.

2010-11 Season The 1st and 2nd Team Joined the MSFL Sunday league looking for a Fresh Challenge and we added a 4th team who are playing in the Orpington and Bromley Sunday League, our 3rd Team remained in the Lkb Football League. The Season was again eventfull no Cup Finals for the 1st time in many years but 3 league tittles came home, The Metropoliton Premior Divison for the 1st team at the 1st time of asking, The Reserves claimed the Division 3 Tittle and the 3rd Team cleaned up finishing top of the London and Kent Border Senior Division 1 only loosing once along the way.