Back Row: Mark Broome, Pete Mellor, Alfi Westwood, Stu Winters, Paul Dyas, Mike Davies, Pete Broome, Mark Allsop, Andy Trigger
Front Row: Shawn Dale, Ryan Venables, Stu Rogers, Not Known, Ash Hamer, Sam Duckhurse, Craig Morris

League Player of the Year		League Top Scorer
2008	Stuart Rogers and Ashley Hamer	2008	Ashley Hamer 10
2007	Wayne Booth, Mike Green, Alex Westwood	2007	Chris Morrison 8
2006	Martin Nicholls	2006	Martin Nicholls 14
2005	Paul Dyas	2005	Chris Morrison 13

Potted History: Bilston/West Bromwich Beacons - Formed in 1993, joined the YAC League along with Amblecote, biggest win 12-1 away to Bedworth. Eventually Bilston and Amblecote amalgamated and became Amblecote and Bilston FC and joined the WMCFL. Regular names on the teamsheet included: Andy Pugh, the Mills Squadron, Jason, Simon and Cassius, Andy Conroy, the playmaker Jadon Silva and the 40-yard driver Ed Walker. Bilstons own Dek & John Dudfield, Jim Wilkes some ex convicts and the dark destroyer Roy Martin made up the rest. Biggest wins 9-2 away to Sporting Zion, 8-2 away to Brierley Hill, biggest defeats 9-0 away to Alpha in 97, 9-0 at home to Chawn Hill 98, 9-0 away to Rowley in 2000. Both Bilston and Amblecote parted company and all the hard work finally paid off when Bilston achieved promotion to Division 1. Unfortunately through lack of commitment and funds they were unable to continue. Dek Dudfield went to play for his old club West Brom Beacons and was asked to take on the Manager's position and took on the new name of Bilston Beacons. The 2004-05 season ended with Bilston getting promotion to Div 1 and also losing finalists in the Charity Cup Final. The 2005-06 season fixture list has kindly put Bilstons first game away to, Guess Who? Amblecote.
BIGGEST ACHIEVEMENT - Scoring both goals in the 2-1 win v Amblecote back in the 1983-84 semi final.
BIGGEST DISSAPPOINTMENT - Not being picked for the final of that year.
BIGGEST AMBITION - To take Bilston out on the Halesowen turf for a cup final.
Dek Dudfield- BBFC

2006: Bilston Beacons enjoyed life in their first season in Division One. They had some tough times in 05/06, but fought through and survived by beating Amblecote 1-0 on the last day of the season to retain their Division One status.

2008: After getting relegated at the end of 2007, Bilston saw a mass exodus of players many of whom left to join either St Matthew's or new team E K Corinthia. The wholesale changes took its toll and they struggled at the begining of the season. Towards the end of the season, things began to improve as the side settled down.