Orkney Amateur Football Association

Honours and Timeline

Honours

A League Winners

A League winners

August 2014

After a stuttering last few games, Rovers got back to firing on all cylinders to confidently take the Orkney Cheese "A" League at the KGS Pitch on Tuesday night.

Although opponents Hotspurs put up a spirited fight, it was clear that a determined Rovers were up for the challenge and had no intention of loosening their grip on what has been their Championship in recent seasons. Rendall's slim hope of taking Rovers to a play-off was quickly eliminated as a clinical display from the holders ensured they never looked like losing their final game of the season.

August 2013

Rovers made it three-in-a-row Orkney Cheese "A" League titles with a fairly comfortable 3-1 victory against second-placed Dounby on Saturday night. The visitors cruised past their west mainland title challengers on a blustery evening in Dounby. Leading at half-time through a strike from captain Adam Stanger, the Kirkwall side scored twice more in the second half through Chris Simpson and Aiden Drever, with a consolation Dounby goal coming from club stalwart Steven Poke. The coveted Brough Cup will be presented to Rovers at their next home match, which is also the last game of the season, against Kirkwall rivals Thorfinn. Dounby can still retain second place above Kirkwall Thorfinn, and a chasing Kirkwall Hotspurs, if they keep up the form they have shown this season

August 2012

Kirkwall Rovers retained the Orkney Cheese Ltd "A" League title in 2012. Victory against Kirkwall rivals Thorfinn guaranteed them their second successive year as top dogs in the domestic season. Their final game, against plucky newcomers Kirkwall United, finished 6-3 for Rovers. The 2012 Clark Thomson "B" League, meanwhile, was won by a dominant St Andrews team who never lost a game all season. They now move up to the top flight in 2013. Finally, the K T Sports Junior League title was retained by Thorfinn - despite losing their final game of the season to Dounby in atrocious conditions