| LATEST NEWS |
| 8th August Pre-season training has started and the squad are fit and raring to go in the new campaign. Word has it Hughenden Athletic will play in Division 2 this year, with local rivals Hughenden Valley and Naphill in lower divisions. |
| 25th August The new season will begin on Sunday 9th September when Athletic have a home game against Bedgrove. Also in the division this season are; Amersham Town, Widmer End, Burnham Wildcats, Loudwater, Chalfont St Peter, Beacons Bottom, Aston Clinton Colts and old rivals Prestwood Colts. |
| 23rd September Hughenden clinched their second win of the season with a 2-1 win over old rivals Prestwood. Graham Auld, a former Prestwood player, silenced his critics with his first goal of the season, which turned out to be the winner. |
| 14th October Athletic bounced back from the defeat at Chalfont with a superb display against Beacons Bottom. Despite going two down early on, Hughenden fought back with some good football and excellent goals. King George V playing fields is becoming a fortress, with three home wins out of three this season. |
| 21st October Another away defeat despite Winn giving Hughenden the lead three times in the first half. Once again we finished with 10 men as Pickles and Barrow limped off. |
| 20th January Athletic are back to form and this was proven by two good wins to start the year. We beat Aston Clinton at home, and the following week Shaun Dixon snatched a last minute winner against Bedgrove to keep us in touch with the leaders. |
| 10th February A Chris Winn hat-trick saw off Beacons Bottom as Hughenden bagged their fifth win in succesion. With three games to play, all at the Wendy House, three wins might bring some silverware to the Hughenden trophy cabinet! Next week they take on the unbeaten Chalfont St Peter in a top versus second clash. |
| May 2002 The season ended in a disapppointing way for Athletic. Having been beaten to the title by Chalfont St Peter in our only home defeat of the season, we were cheated out of the runner-up spot. The deciding game against Burnham never took place, leaving us just two points behind them in the final table. What a travesty. |