Faddiley won the Division One Cup after beating Nantwich YF 4-1 in the final.
Defensive errors by Nantwich YF led to Faddiley scoring twice in the first 15 minutes through Andy Blud and Ash Lawton.
A book celebrating the cup triumph of probably Nantwich Town’s most successful team has been unveiled.
The 2005/06 season team saw Nantwich Town win the national competition, becoming the first team in Cheshire to win it.
A coach of Crewe & Nantwich RUFC ladies has spoken of his pride after the team won the league in its very first season.
Matt Baty is one of a number of coaches who have helped form the women’s side based at the Vagrants.
Nantwich Town will end their eventful 2015-16 campaign with an end of season awards night on April 30.
Players, officials and fans will be at Weaver Stadium to recognise those who have made the season so successful.
Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel moved closer to retaining the title for a third consecutive season with a 5-1 win over Willaston WS.
Tom Finch and Danny Lavalette both scored twice for Railway with Josh Ruane also scoring in their Crewe Regional Sunday clash.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC face their biggest test of the season when they take on Birkenhead Park in the Cheshire Vase Final.
The Vagrants said take on the National League 3 North opponents on Tuesday (April 26) at Sandbach RUFC, kick off 7.45pm.
By Liam Roe
Nantwich Town drew 1-1 in a tense game against relegation-battling Mickleover Sports at the Weaver Stadium.
A Liam Shotton (pictured) goal on 15 minutes was cancelled out by Jake Green seven minutes later as the away side cemented their place in the league for next season.
Nantwich Town star Matty Kosylo has scooped the Young Player of the Year at the Evo-Stik Northern Premier awards.
Dabbers winger Kosylo has tormented defences throughout the season, and drawn the attention of some league clubs.
The final of the Presidents Cup will be between Willaston White Star and Rising Sun.
Willaston had a convincing 4-1 win over Crewe Athletic, with goals from Evans (2), Moat and Duncan.
By Liam Roe
Nantwich Town were unlucky to be left empty-handed after title-chasing Darlington held on to their 2-1 lead after going down to ten men.
Darlington opened the scoring with Stephen Thompson just before the break but Nantwich responded shortly after the restart through a Matt Bell free-kick.
Nantwich Town continue their hectic league schedule tonight with an away trip at promotion-chasing Darlington.
And Dabbers boss Phil Parkinson has admitted any outside chance of Nantwich reaching the Evo-Stik Premier League play offs have now ended.
Crewe Regional Sunday Premier defending champions Railway Hotel beat title rivals Crewe Ath 2-0.
Railway notched victory with goals from Ricky Barlow and Johnny Stone.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC produced a fine away performance to defeat Silhillians 32-17 on the road.
The Vagrants side welcomed back fly-half Jim Creighton, Eddie Spibey on the wing, Ricky Evans at prop, Toby Ward at full-back and Joe Gammage at centre.
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