Reserve Team
Cambridge City's reserve team joined the Eastern Counties League in 1959 and won the Division One title in 2004. They were replaced in the league in 2006 by the newly formed feeder club Cambridge Regional College.
- 1959–60 Joined Eastern Counties League
- 1961–62 Runners-up
- 1963–64 Joined Metropolitan League
- 1965–66 Rejoined Eastern Counties League
- 1966 Left Eastern Counties League
- 1973–74 Rejoined Eastern Counties League
- 1976 Left Eastern Counties League
- 1991–92 Rejoined Eastern Counties League, in Division One
- 1995 Left Eastern Counties League
- 1996–97 Rejoined Eastern Counties League
- 1998 Left Eastern Counties League
- 1999–2000 Rejoined Eastern Counties League
- 2003–04 Eastern Counties League Division One Champions; Promoted to Premier Division
- Best league position: 2nd in Eastern Counties League, 1961–62
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