List of FA Vase Winners - Results By Team

Results By Team

Teams shown in italics are no longer in existence.

Club Wins Last final won Runners-up Last final lost
Whitley Bay 4 2011 0
Billericay Town 3 1979 0
Tiverton Town 2 1999 1 1993
Halesowen Town 2 1986 1 1983
Brigg Town 2 2003 0
Stamford 1 1980 2 1984
Taunton Town 1 2001 1 1994
Bridlington Town 1 1993 1 1990
Guiseley 1 1991 1 1992
Spennymoor Town 1 2013 0
Dunston UTS 1 2012 0
A.F.C. Fylde 1 2008 0
Truro City 1 2007 0
Nantwich Town 1 2006 0
Didcot Town 1 2005 0
Winchester City 1 2004 0
Deal Town 1 2000 0
Whitby Town 1 1997 0
Arlesey Town 1 1995 0
Diss Town 1 1994 0
Wimborne Town 1 1992 0
Yeading 1 1990 0
Tamworth 1 1989 0
Colne Dynamoes 1 1988 0
St Helens Town 1 1987 0
Stansted 1 1984 0
VS Rugby 1 1983 0
Forest Green Rovers 1 1982 0
Whickham 1 1981 0
Blue Star 1 1978 0
Hoddesdon Town 1 1975 0
A.F.C. Sudbury 0 3 2005
Tunbridge Wells 0 1 2013
West Auckland Town 0 1 2012
Coalville Town 0 1 2011
Wroxham 0 1 2010
Glossop North End 0 1 2009
Lowestoft Town 0 1 2008
A.F.C. Totton 0 1 2007
Hillingdon Borough 0 1 2006
Tiptree United 0 1 2002
Berkhamsted Town 0 1 2001
Chippenham Town 0 1 2000
Bedlington Terriers 0 1 1999
Tow Law Town 0 1 1998
North Ferriby United 0 1 1997
Clitheroe 0 1 1996
Oxford City 0 1 1995
Gresley Rovers 0 1 1991
Sudbury Town 0 1 1989
Emley 0 1 1988
Warrington Town 0 1 1987
Southall 0 1 1986
Fleetwood Town 0 1 1985
Rainworth Miners Welfare 0 1 1982
Willenhall Town 0 1 1981
Guisborough Town 0 1 1980
Almondsbury Greenway 0 1 1979
Barton Rovers 0 1 1978
Sheffield 0 1 1977
Epsom & Ewell 0 1 1975

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