Lowlands Cup Champions 2005/2006

U17's League Champions 2005/2006

U19's Blackpool Cup Champions 2007/2008

U19's Champions 2007/2008

U19's Scottish Cup Champions 2007/2008

Open Age Amsterdam Cup Champions 2008/2009

U21's 1st Division Champions 2008/2009

Lucozade Sport Performance League Champions 2008/2009

Old Trafford Play-off Winners 2009

Glasgow City Cup Winners 2009

Glasgow City Plate Winners 2010

Biggest Away Win
Giffnock 1-13 Drumchapel
(2005/2006 - League)

Biggest Home Win
Drumchapel 12-0 Moorcroft
(2009/2010 - West Of Scotland Cup)

Biggest Scottish Cup Win
Drumchapel Utd 6-0 Seafield Thistle
(2009/2010)

Biggest Home Defeat
Drumchapel 2-6 Port Glasgow
(2006/2007 - League)

Biggest Away Cup Defeat
Lenzie 7-1 Drumchapel Utd
(2006/2007 - Scottish Cup)

Heaviest Away League Defeat
KRR Harestanes 10-5 Drumchapel United
(2009/2010)

Most Goals in a Competitive Match
Sean Pierce (5)
vs St Josephs (2009/2010)

Most Goals in a season
Sean Pierce (54) (2009/2010)

Clean Sheet League Record
5 matches in a row (2008/2009)

100% League wins Record (2008/2009)

Players to Professional set-ups

Michael White - Hamilton(10/05 now Dumbarton)
Michael Langan 09/05- Falkirk
Marc Corlett 05/06 - Gretna
Chris Carlin 05/06- Airdrie (now Celtic Amateurs)
Michael Docherty 06/07- Clyde (Now Drumchapel Utd 21s)
Jamie Gilmartin - Albion Rovers (02/10)

Penalty Kick king 2010 - Sean Pierce (8/8)

Top Goalscorer - Sean Pierce (54)

Worst Performance of the Year - S. Watterson (vs KRR)

Most Valuable Player - Sean Pierce

Fan of the Year - Mr & Mrs Docherty and Mrs Watterson

Players Player of the Year - Sean Pierce

Committees Player of the Year - Ian Gold

Penalty Kick king 2009 - Douglas Shaw

Top Goalscorer - Chris Carlin and Chris Kenny (19)

Most Valuable Player - Liam Campbell

Players Player of the Year - Kearn Docherty

Fantastic Fan of the Year - Donald McKay

Committees Player of the Year - Kearn Docherty

Patrick Morrison -
Penalty King

Martyn McAuley -
Top Goalscorer (46)

Jamie Gilmartin -
Most Valuable Player

Jason Dick -
Players Player of the Year

Douglas Shaw -
Committees Player of the Year

Martyn McAuley -
Top Goalscorer

Jason Dick -
Most Improved Player

Jamie Gilmartin -
Players Player of the Year

Jamie Gilmartin -
Committees Player of the year

Chris Carlin -
Top Goalscorer

Scott Campbell -
Most Improved Player

Douglas Shaw -
Players Player of the Year

Greg Lowrie -
Committees Player of the Year

December 2008 - Steven MacDonald
(runner up - Liam Campbell 2-1)

April 2009 - Steven MacDonald
(runner up - Michael McBride 2-1)

November 2009 -
M McBride/Liam Campbell or K Docherty/F Dyer

Saturday 14th May 2008.

The Club won the Scottish Cup for the first time at Under 19 Level with an outstanding 2-1 victory against Bonnyton Thistle at New Broomfield.

Having been a goal down at half time, goals from Jamie Gilmartin and Chris Carlin helped claim the famous victory in front of a noisy crowd.

Drumchapel were crowned Under 17's league champions in May 2006. Mill United were the closest challengers but could not catch up.

Drumchapel earned their second league title in only 3 years. In doing so they have scored a very impressive 194 goals in competitive matches in season 2007/2008, 89 in 17 league matches, and the goals spread around the team. Closest Challengers were Port Glasgow.

Drumchapel United have earned their 3rd League Title in 4 years by clinching the U21's 1st Division title at the first time of asking with their new set-up. The league was clinched in the 5th last game of the season away to Thorniewood.

Drumchapel have won their first tournament outwith the UK shores after claiming the 1st place price in the Overamstel Championships.

They won their group after scoring 5 goals with none conceded. The final was against the hosts and the match finished 1-0 against Overamstel.

Goals in the tournament came from Carlin (2), Smyth (1), Kenny (1), and Gold. Frank Dyer was the hero with the only goal in the final.

Coaching staff John Macdonald, Jim Hart and Steven MacDonald also got a run out as it was an adult tournament. Hart should have scored but had a penalty saved in the final group match.

Drumchapel United won the Glasgow City Cup for the first time in August 2009.

Section -
Drumchapel United 2-0 South Camlachie
(S Pierce, I Gold)
Drumchapel United 5-0 Broomhouse
C Gallagher 2, J Greig, D Shaw, D Bryce)

Drumchapel United 0-0 Knightswood Juveniles

Drumchapel United Pts 7 GD 7
Knightswood Juvs Pts 7 GD 6
South Camlachie Pts 3 GD -3
Broomhouse BC Pts 0 GD -10

Quarter Final
Drumchapel United 3-1 Clydeside (aet)
(S Pierce, R Murphy, F Smyth - Pen)

Semi iFinal
Drumchapel United 5-3 South Camlachie
(A McEwan, C Gallagher, R McLean, L Kerrigan, S Pierce)

Final
Drumchapel United 1-0 Knightswood Juveniles
(John Greig)

On June 2nd 2009 Drumchapel United faced Oakwood AFC in the Theatre of Dreams, Old Trafford. This was a battle between the LSPL Champions, and the LSPL Most Imporved team.

Drumchapel Utd won the match 1-0 with a goal from Dougie Shaw in the last minute sending the travelling support home very happy.

Drumchapel have lifted the Drumchapel Cup in March 2008.
Goals from Martyn McAuley, Jason Dick, Jamie Gilmartin and Chris Carlin saw the Drum defeat Dumbarton Harp 4-0 in the final.

Drumchapel 0-0 Dumbarton
Drumchapel 4-0 Invergordon
Wyre FC 1-3 Drumchapel
SKS 0-1 Drumchapel
CSL 1-3 Drumchapel

Blackpool 1-3 Drumchapel

Drumchapel 4-0 Dumbarton

In July 2005 Drumchapel Utd won their 1st silverwear by winning the Lowlands Cup by defeating a side from Auchterarder 3-0 with a hat-trick by Dougie Shaw and then defeating Guild Town 3-1 with 2 from Shaw and a goal from Chris Carlin. The victory came after a successful team bonding trip to Restharrow Cottage!

In April 2006 the squad went to Lloret De Mar in Spain for a tournament that did not take place. We made the best out of the trip however and won our 1st European match against English opposition. The Result of 7-1 flattered the opposition. Another event during the trip was a visit to Barcelona's Nou Camp stadium where the squad were pictured with the famous European Cup.