TIPTREE Heath FC Veterans completed a dream season after enjoying cup glory and back-to-back promotions.
The Vets 35s team capped a standout campaign by securing back-to-back promotions and lifting the League Two Division Cup, following a thrilling 4–3 victory over Leigh United.
The cup final delivered everything wanted from a showpiece occasion: momentum swings, big moments, and a finish that went right to the wire.
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In the end, Tiptree Heath held their nerve to come out on top and add silverware to a campaign already defined by consistency and progress.
At the heart of the team’s success has been strong leadership and a real collective spirit.
Captain Charlie Quinn has set the tone throughout the season, driving standards on and off the pitch and keeping the group focused when it mattered most.
In attack, Bruce Poole, the team’s top goalscorer, has been a constant threat and a key reason the side has been able to turn tight games into wins, delivering when the pressure is on.
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Manager Dan Hiskey said: "The achievements are built on commitment and togetherness: a squad that trains hard, supports each other, and takes pride in representing the club and local community."
With promotions secured and a cup win to celebrate, Tiptree Heath now turns its attention to the next step, building on this momentum and taking on the challenges of the season ahead.
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