The club was initially established as Runnymede Rovers in 1877, later reconstituted as Egham in 1905. They secured the West Surrey League title in the 1921–22 season, subsequently becoming founding members of the Surrey Senior League in 1922 and winning the league in its inaugural season. The club were runners-up in 1927–28, after which they joined Division One West of the Spartan League. A sixth-place finish in 1928–29 resulted in their placement in the Premier Division for the 1929–30 campaign. Following a bottom-table finish in 1931–32, Egham were relegated to Division One.

Egham exited the Spartan League at the conclusion of the 1932–33 season and returned to the Surrey Senior League. The club ceased operations during World War II and was not immediately revived post-war. However, a public meeting on 9 December 1963 led to the club’s reformation as Egham Town. They participated in the Parthenon League for the 1964–65 season, before rejoining the Surrey Senior League. After two seasons, Egham moved to the Spartan League in 1967. The club won the Spartan League in 1971–72 and joined Division Two of the Athenian League in 1974. Triumph in Division Two at their first attempt granted promotion to Division One, where they later finished as runners-up.

In 1977, Egham entered Division Two of the Isthmian League. League restructuring relocated them to Division One South in 1984, with Division Two being reinstated in 1991. Relegation to Division Three followed the 1997–98 season, and the club remained at that level until the next restructuring placed them in Division One South in 2002. Egham then transferred to Division One West of the Southern League for the 2004–05 season, but returned to Division Two of the Isthmian League the subsequent year. In 2006, Egham left the Isthmian League to join the Premier Division of the Combined Counties League. They became Premier Division champions in 2012–13, earning promotion to Division One Central of the Southern League. A third-place finish in 2015–16 saw qualification for the promotion play-offs, where they were defeated 4–2 on penalties by St Ives Town after a 2–2 draw. The following season, Egham finished fifth and again qualified for the play-offs, losing 4–0 to Farnborough in the semi-finals.

At the close of the 2017–18 season, Egham transferred to the South Central Division of the Isthmian League. They finished at the bottom of the division in 2018–19 and were relegated to the Premier Division of the Combined Counties League. Subsequent league restructuring placed the club in the Premier Division North. Egham were runners-up in the Premier Division North in 2022–23, qualifying for a promotion/relegation play-off against Merstham of the Isthmian League, who won 3–1.

The 2024–25 season witnessed Egham’s promotion back to step four was masterminded by Jordan Berry, who had left for Harrow Borough for one season but came home to Runnymede Stadium for a title win in Combined Counties Premier North. A nine point gap between the Sarnies and runners-up Bedfont Sports was just one achievement, another being a club record 11-0 win at home against Hilltop.

After a slow start following promotion to Isthmian South Central, Jordan Berry and his backroom team worked hard to lift the club from bottom to finish an extremely creditable 7th. The club spent the close season adding to improvements to Runnymede Stadium in readiness for will certainly be a very competitive campaign.


11	Portchester▲	3	3
12	Cobham▼	3	3
13	Windsor & Eton	3	2
14	Egham Town	3	3
15	Kingstonian	2	2
16	Moneyfields	2	3
17	Harrow	1	2

Egham Town

Match Outlook

South Central Division