St Ives Town

The traditional kit is black with a white star on the shirt, which was worn long before the white shirts of some later seasons.

The town's first great run came in the 1920s. St Ives won the Cambridgeshire League three seasons in a row, from 1923–24 to 1925–26, and in the last of those took the Hunts Senior Cup as well. That trophy has been the club's most regular prize: the first in 1900–01 and the most recent in 2011–12.

The other memorable stretch belongs to Conor Washington. Between 2010 and 2012 he scored 52 goals in 50 appearances, then left for Newport County.

Promotion to the Southern League Premier Division Central came through the play-offs in 2016. Marc Richards, a former Football League striker, joined in 2020.

The last season at that level ended in relegation, and St Ives start 2026–27 in the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands. In September Ricky Marheineke resigned after nearly a decade as manager, and Tommy Cooney took over.