K Sports
| Country | |
|---|---|
| Address | K Sports Cobdown, Station Road, Aylesford, Kent ME20 6AU |
| Website | www.ksports-fc.co.uk |
| Founded | 1919 |
| Stadium | K Sports Cobdown |
| Phone No. | 07725 941711 |
| Affiliated to: | Kent FA |
| Matchday pass numbers: | 241-246 |
| Chairman: | Mark Pickup 07710 211922 mark@lion-insurance.com |
| Secretary & Fixtures Secretary: | Shelley Holtam 07784 219905 holtam@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Correspondence Address: | 32 Springfield Road, Sittingbourne, Kent ME10 2ND |
| Program Editor: | Sam Campbell samuelcampbell86@hotmail.com |
| Colours: | Shirts: Black/White; Shorts: Black; Socks: White; Keeper Shirt: Blue |
| Change strip: | Shirts: YellowShorts: YellowSocks: Yellow; Keeper Shirt: Lime Green |
| Manager: | TBC |
| Midweek home games | Monday |
| Brief Directions: | Leave M20 at junction 5. At roundabout turn right onto A20. Upon entering Ditton turn right into Station Road. Ground is on the left |
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K Sports - A History
Established 1919 Honours Senior Div Winners: 1959/60, 1963/64 Premier Div Winner: 1987/88, 1990/91 Challenge Cup Winners: 1986/87 Kent Senior Cup 3 times Kent County Div2 Champs Kent County Div1 Champs TWCC Champions 2013/14 Originally founded in 1919 and established as a senior club in 1946. The club has been a long time force in the Kent league and has a very proud history. The present club reformed in 1974 and as reeds international won the western Premier in 1987/88 and again in 1990/91 after reverting to APM, in 2009 the Contrast name was added as local business man Dave Dadson of Contrast South East put in a big sponsorship deal. The Club plays its football at K Sports Cobdown, where we have a long standing history. The football club has always been a senior section but in 2013-2014 season APM grow with the introduction of a youth section with two teams in the Kent Youth League. The next season saw the club has now grown even further with the amalgamation of Holtwood Rangers and a full youth section was introduced making the club a force in Kent Football. The club then changed their name to K Sports FC and embarked on a new and exciting era. The 2017-18 Season saw Kris Brownings side finish in second place in the First Division, just missing out on the title to Punjab United. It was good enough for promotion though the 2018-19 campaign saw K Sports take their place in the SCEFL Premier Division where they finished in an impressive 12th place.