and Bosham Vice-President – Dennis, a week before the end of the season, so it was perhaps fitting that the club should win the League shortly after. The inaugural Dennis Probee Memorial Cup was set up in his honour, with Bosham facing a 'Sussex XI' side, winning 4–3 on penalties after the sides were tied 2–2 in normal time. 2013/14 was also a great season for the club off the field, with Bosham successfully applying for Sport England funding, enabling the club to modernise their facilities and increase participation with new youth sides planned for 2014/15. The season also saw Bosham gain their FA Charter Standard status. Bosham made their return to the Sussex County League in 2014/15, finishing their first season back in a creditable fourth spot in Division 3, having featured at the top of the division for much the season, following a blistering start that saw the club win its first six games. Silverware was to follow, as the Robins lifted the Division 3 Cup for a third time, with a 3–0 victory over local rivals, Sidlesham. Football Foundation funding supported the reintroduction of the club's youth section at under 16 level, with a further youth team at under 15 level added in 2015/16. The club were also winners at the Sussex Sports Awards. In February 2016, Bosham gained a further grant from West Sussex County Council's 'Big Society Fund' in the sum of £10,400 to improve club facilities and infrastructure, and assist with longer-term sustainability and youth participation objectives. Success on the pitch in 2015/16 again came in the form of the (renamed) SCFL Division 2 Cup – with a 2–1 win over League champions, AFC Varndeanians. The Robins became the first side to retain the trophy since its inception in 1983/84. The season also brought a sixth-place finish in the newly formed Southern Combination League Division 2. The Robins came back stronger in 2016/17, winning the SCFL Division Two title having led the table for all but the opening two weeks of the season. At the end of the 2016/17 manager Andy Probee stepped down, with former Petersfield Town Director of Football, Gary Lines, appointed to lead the club from 2017/18. The club once again tasted success in the SCFL Division Two Cup in Lines' first season in charge, beating Rustington 1–0 at Pagham, courtesy of a late Matt Andrews goal – for their third