TEVIOT Reds under-10s picked up their 25th trophy in four years when they won the Selkent Vase on Sunday.
This year has been another one of achievement for the Plumstead-based side, who also scored their 1,000th goal in all competitions.
The winning side is made up of six boys who started out with the team as five-year-olds.
Three other members of the original team were snapped up by pro-academics at age eight, a testament to the skill and success of the team and coaching staff.
This bank holiday weekend marks an important date in the club's calendar as they are involved in a tour to play in the Suffolk championship.
They will return to a busy league schedule of five more games as they challenge for a third successive A' Division League title.
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Teviot FC has been running for 38 years and currently runs 24 sides for boys and girls between the ages of six and 17.
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