Wolverhampton Sporting C.F.C.

The club entered the West Midlands (Regional) League in 2005–06 competing in the youth league. The next season they entered their first team into Division Two and in the 2006–07 season the club won the Division Two title and also claimed the Youth League title. In 2007–08 season they entered a reserve team into Division Two and the Heath Town Rangers first team gained promotion from Division One into the Premier Division by finishing in third place. They also won the Staffordshire Challenge Cup in the same season. In their first season in the Premier Division they finished eighth and reached the final of the League Cup which was postponed and never played. Part way through the 2010–11 season the club changed its name from Heath Town Rangers to Wolverhampton Sporting Community Football Club. Sporting won the 2017–18 West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Division double, finishing the league with a total of 104 points and beating Black Country Rangers 3-0 in the Premier Cup Final. They gained promotion into the Midland Football League following their league victory.

For the 2018-19 season Sporting hired Steve Hinks as manager, however, he left the club bottom of the Midland Football League to take over at Nuneaton Borough, for Hinks's replacement, the club hired former Black Country Rangers boss, Wayne Spicer, in December 2018. Spicer's first game in charge was a 1-1 draw away against Worcester City.

Following a period of ground-sharing at the Cottage Ground, the current home of Wednesfield F.C., Sporting moved to Pride Park, Great Wyrley, in 2014. The ground itself has two stands which are both at the clubhouse end of the pitch at either corner flag, the stand on the left has rows of benches which have been painted in the colours of the club, while the stand on the right has proper seats in it, standing is available round all other sides of the pitch. The ground also has floodlights and a viewing balcony. Catering is covered on the second floor of the clubhouse with a full bar and catering facility.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ENG Connor Hopkins (on loan from Sutton Coldfield Town) — GK  ENG Ryan Pratt — GK  ENG Dale Faultless — DF  ENG Jonathon Ashfall — DF  ENG Kyle Burke — DF  ENG Stefan Cameron — DF  ENG Aboudalahi Ceesay — DF  ENG Ben Douglas — DF  ENG Sufyan Zia — MF  ENG Abdulhamid Chouchane — MF  ENG Dominic Dell — MF  ENG Mitchell Evans

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  ENG Kartell O'Neil-Martin — MF  ENG Dan Scragg — MF  ENG Shaun Smith — MF  ENG Bilal Yafai — MF  ENG Umar Zaman — FW  ENG Roland Agbor — FW  ENG Taylor Allen — FW  ENG Kieron Clarke — FW  ENG Daniel Dubidat — FW  ENG Jake Healy — FW  ENG Taimoor Hussain — FW  ENG Adam Skeldon

League

West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Division

• Champions (1): 2017-18

West Midlands (Regional) League Division Two

• Champions (1): 2006-07

West Midlands (Regional) League Youth League

• Champions (1): 2006-07

Cup

Staffordshire Challenge Cup

• Champions (1): 2008

West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Cup

• Champions (1): 2018
• Runners-up (1): 2016
• Finalists (1): 2009 - Game Abandoned (Never Replayed)

FA Vase:[1] Fifth Round 2017–18

• Pitchero club website