Henley YMCA play in the Reading and District Sunday Football League, 1st Division West.
Previous Manager Phil Budd formed Henley YMCA Sunday Reserves back in 1999-00 season and the reserves started off in Division 1 of The Trophy Factory Friendly League.
After joining the Reading Sunday League Division 4 in 2001-02, the team immediately won promotion to Division 3 Central.
Henley YMCA's two sides then divided, with the reserves becoming the first team for the 2002-03 campaign.
After struggling in their first two seasons in Division 3 Central, they finished 2nd and achieved promotion in the 2004-05 season, which saw them promoted to Division 2 Central.
The first two seasons in Division 2 Central were very positive, with Henley YMCA narrowly missing out on promotion in 2006-07 by only two points.
Fortunes changed for the 2007-08 season, where Henley were lucky to escape relegation.
After strengthening throughout the summer, 2008-09 saw Henley embark on their most successful season so far, finishing 2nd and winning promotion to Division 1 West, winning the E. Cambridge Cup and going through the entire season unbeaten.
The 2009-10 season saw Henley come extremely close to a second promotion in a row. Injuries however played a big part in the latter half of the season and after only taking 4 points from the last 18 available, they had to settle for 4th place.
The 2010-2011 season sees exciting changes at the club. The pitch surface has had extensive work throughout the summer, and with re-turfed goalmouths and brand new goal posts, the ground is looking in fantastic shape. There have been several player additions throughout the summer, and with no players leaving, the squad is looking stronger than ever. After coming so close to promotion last season, a top two finish and clinching promotion is the main objective. | 
