The Beginning

 Sauchie Junior Football Club began as Sauchie Juveniles, which was a league for players up to 27 years of age.  Sauchie won the Scottish Cup FOUR times (1951/52, 56/57, 57/58 and 59/60).  Having won every trophy possible as first class Juveniles, Jimmy Millar, the Secretary decided to go into the Junior grade.  In the Club's second season as a Junior team, it won the East Region League Title, using mostly the Juvenile players.

 The Ground

 Sauchie Juniors started playing at Fairfield Park, Sauchie, but built a new park for themselves - the present ground - Beechwood Park.  This has been developed in 2003 with the building of a new stand, an enclosure and the erection of floodlights.

 Players

 Right from the start Sauchie has provided many players who became seniors - including three who became full Scottish Internationalists - Alan Hansen (Partic Thistle and Liverpool), his brother John (Partick Thistle) and Joe Craig (Partick Thistle and Celtic).  Jim Wallace went to Dunfermline and won Scottish under 23's and League Caps.  More recently Paul McHale moved to Cowdenbeath then Clyde and is now at Dundee.

 One other Internationalist player who gave great service to the Club was George Connelly of Celtic, but unlike the others, Sauchie was his last club, not his first.

 Cup Wins

 Sauchie Juniors won the East Region, St Michael's Cup twice, in 1972 and 1974.  After winning the East Dryburgh Cup in Season 1982/83, the team went on to defeat the other Dryburgh winners, Sunnybank, East Kilbride and Auchinleck Talbot to win the National Dryburgh Trophy.

 After a barren spell, in season 2002/03 and then again in 2003/04 we won the Fife and Lothian Cup defeating Glenrothes and then Linlithgow Rose the following season.

 The furthest Sauchie has gone in the OVD Scottish Cup is the Quarter Final, when we lost 4 - 2 to Newtongrange Star at Newtongrange in 1970.

 In season 2001/02 a team comprising mostly of Gairdoch United under 21's, under the guidance of Jan Woojek  brought Sauchie out of the doldrums.  Willie Irvine and then Neil Duffy continued the growth with  Alan McGonigal taking over until he moved on to Super league side Camelon.

 Davie Wilcox is in his first full season as manager of the Juniors and has had to rebuild a side decimated by during the close season.