Charity Cup beating Buckingham Athletic 2 0 in the final. In June 2018, Ian King resigned so he could find a position in the professional game. Arron Parkinson took on the role as Manager and appointed former Woodford United and AFC Rushden & Diamonds keeper Matt Finlay as his Assistant. Pete Harris joined as Coach and Andy Emery was announced as Reserve Team Manager. 2018–19 saw Arron Parkinson lead the club to the double by winning the UCL Premier Division and the UCL Knock Out Cup. In 2019–20, the club returned to the Southern League, however, the COVID-19 Pandemic meant that they would not complete this or the 2020–21 season. Sadly during this time, the Town lost three members of the Hobbs family in quick session. Club President, Frank Hobbs died just two weeks after his wife Sarah. Frank's younger brother, Malcolm Hobbs died just three months later. Between them, they had covered just about every position within the club and had given almost 200 years of combined service to the Town. In 2021–22, the club moved to the ending the season in 16th place in the table. Off the pitch, Chairman Steve Tubb was joined by Derren Midson with the two becoming co-chairmen. This reverted to Steve Tubb as sole chairman at the end of the season as Midson reverted to his role as Junior Chairman. The club also started a third male adult team playing in the Northants Combination League Division 3. This team was called Daventry Town Hobbs. The club also started a third male adult team playing in the Northants Combination League Division 3. This team was named Daventry Town Hobbs. In 2021–22, the club moved to the Northern Premier League Midlands Division ending the season in 16th place but 15 points clear of the relegation spots. Off the pitch, the club announced that it was debt free. Prior to the 2022/23 season, the club also started up an u18s side playing in the Northants Senior Youth League and Daventry Town Sundays team playing in the Rugby and District Sunday League. The club also confirmed that a record 39 Junior teams would be playing in various local leagues. Current squad Club honours Northampton Town League Division One Winners: 1975–76 Northants Combination League Division One Winners: 1987–88 Northants Combination League Premier Division Winners: 1988–89 Northants Combination League Knock Out Cup Winners: 1987–88 United Counties League Division One