These sessions proved popular and the numbers of boys increased within a short period of time. Jim Rush (a local footballer) and Peter Farnell the club founders, suggested forming a football club for boys in Filey and after an informal get together one evening, a committee was formed.

The club didn't have any facilities, not even a pitch, so when Filey School were approached and they allowed the club to use the school field, the club became established.

Within two years of formation, the club boasted ten individual teams, two of which were girls teams. The current club name was adopted to reflect the intake of girls. The number of teams has varied over the past few seasons and the club presently has six squads.

The club established a social aspect to it's activities to assist with fund raising and has hosted several successful tournaments, including the largest girls football tournament ever held in the Scarborough area.

The club also established monthly discos for the towns youngsters and has staged many club trips to venues including, Leeds United F.C. , Barnsley F.C. and Sheffield United F.C. Many of the club teams have entered tournaments around the north of England.

The club continues to build on it's initial successes, as we initiated the formation of the Filey Boys' & Girls Sports Club Limited, who are actively pursuing the purchase and development of a new sports facility in Filey.