Wellington FC

**Wellington FC**
Full name	Wellington Football Club
Short name	Wellington
Nickname(s)	Violets, Wellies
Founded	1891
Ground	Pleasant Valley Park 6100 Doumont Rd Nanaimo NA2 6GG
Capacity	16,300
Division	BCFL Division One
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Wellington Football Club is a professional association football club based in Wellington, Nanaimo, British Columbia and presently playing in the BC Football League's Division One. It is one of fifteen clubs never to have been relegated from the BC Football League since its establishment in 1929. It is also one of the most successful British Columbian clubs in international club competition, having won six titles in international play; only Royal City's six titles and Port Alberni Athletic's eleven match Wellington's international success.

Rivalries

The rivalry between the two oldest clubs in the Nanaimo area - Wellington and Nanaimo Thistle - is one of the fiercest in BC. Known as the Old Dispute, it was frequent during the years that the two clubs were not in the same division that supporters of one club went to matches of the other for the opportunity to root against the arch-enemy. A then-record high attendance was set in the 2012 FA Cup quarter-final, in which 10,170 spectators were on hand to see the Violets convincingly defeat the Thistles 3:1.

Though not quite as intense, derby matches with Nanaimo City are equally anticipated by fans of both sides. The rivalry with Victoria Athletic dates back to the 1902 FA Cup final (which required a replay to decide, with Wellington winning 2:1 away at Victoria), and has been enthusiastically cultivated by the two supporter camps ever since. There is also a strong rivalry with Royal City FC of New Westminster that has developed since the 1930s.

Head-to-head record in Cup matches since 1929
vs Opponent	GP	W	D/PL	L	GF	GA
Royal City	16	4	3	9	15	26
Nanaimo City	4	2	1	1	10	9
Victoria AC	4	1	1	2	3	8
Nanaimo Thistle	3	2	0	1	7	4

* PL = penalty shootout loss; shootout wins are counted in wins column

History

Wellington FC are the second oldest association football club in the Greater Nanaimo area, having been formed in 1891, a year after Nanaimo Thistle FC were established. They were from the start one of the powerhouses of the Vancouver Island Football League established in 1899, winning several titles during the league's existence. When the VIFL was merged into the BC Football League in 1929, the fifteen clubs in the VIFL's First Division were distributed between the three divisions of the BCFL; having finished sixth, the Violets were assigned to Division Two.

Work to expand and modernise the Pleasant Valley Park stadium to accommodate 16,300 spectators was completed in 2018, accomplished in several stages over a number of years.

League competition

The Violets were a middle power in Division Two until the end of the 1940s, until a 15th place finish in 1950 led to their relegation to Division Three. They dominated play in the following season, losing only five times in thirty matches on the way to the Division Three title and a return to Division Two for the 1952 season, but this stay was short-lived, being once again relegated after another 15th place finish in 1954. This time the Wellies stayed two seasons in the lowest tier of League football, finishing third in 1956 to once again return to the second level. This return proved permanent, as they have not returned to Division Three since that time.

The club returned to middle-power status in Division Two through the 1960s. With a restructuring of the BCFL to take place in 1974 which included the expansion of Division One from twelve to eighteen teams, the top six finishers in Division Two in 1973 were promoted to the expanded Division One - amongst them Wellington, who had finished fifth. The top flight proved a step too far for the Violets' at that time, barely avoiding relegation in 1975, having finished four points ahead of 17th placed Regatta Club but a full ten points behind Alberni Town in 15th place, and following that with an abysmal 1976, winning only two matches and twelve points as they limped to a last-place finish and relegation. In 1978, they topped the table in the first period of play, earning the side a berth in the promotion play-offs, where they managed only six points out of six matches and finished third, failing to win promotion. In 1981, Wellington secured a promotion play-off spot by virtue of total points, and this time they managed to edge out Victoria Athletic by one point to secure promotion to Division One for the second time. This second tenure in the top flight was somewhat better than the first, achieving a high of seventh place in 1984, but ultimately being relegated again in 1987. By then, however, the squad had been much strengthened by its experiences in the highest level, and first-place finishes in the second and third periods of play secured the Division Two title, and a third promotion to the top flight.

The Violets continually improved themselves through the early 1990s, winning the FA Cup for the third time in 1991, which was followed up by a victory in the Super Cup the following year. It took a further three years for the Violets to secure their first Division One title in 1995, but they put an exclamation point on it by winning the double - both League and FA Cup titles in the same year. They successfully defended the League title in 1996 and 1997, finishing as runners-up in 1998, having finished tied for first place with Llangefni on points, but Llangefni had one win more than the Violets left Wellington to settle for second place, before winning the title (and the double) again in 1999; the same results - a second followed by a first-place finish - were repeated in 2000 and 2001; further League titles were won in 2007, 2013, and 2014 - in the last of these setting an all-time record for most points in a Division One season with 83.

Season-by-season

This is a complete listing of the club's performances in British Columbia Football League competition.

Season	Division	Rank	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Notes
1929	Division Two	11th	30	8	7	15	39	52	31
1930	Division Two	10th	30	12	3	15	54	51	39
1931	Division Two	11th	30	10	6	14	40	60	36
1932	Division Two	3rd	30	14	7	9	50	37	49
1933	Division Two	6th	30	12	10	8	51	47	46
1934	Division Two	11th	30	11	4	15	46	54	37
1935	Division Two	5th	30	13	7	10	56	48	46
1936	Division Two	7th	30	10	13	7	54	52	43
1937	Division Two	10th	30	11	6	13	45	45	39
1938	Division Two	13th	30	9	5	16	37	46	32
1939	Division Two	13th	30	5	11	14	41	58	26
1940	Division Two	4th	30	13	8	9	44	35	47
1941	Division Two	13th	30	8	7	15	42	54	31
No competition held 1942–1945
1946	Division Two	7th	30	13	6	11	50	45	45
1947	Division Two	9th	30	12	5	13	41	45	41
1948	Division Two	13th	30	9	7	14	37	44	34
1949	Division Two	12th	30	10	7	13	36	45	37
1950	Division Two	15th	30	6	5	19	30	57	23	Relegated
1951	Division Three	1st	30	19	6	5	46	25	63	Promoted to Division Two
1952	Division Two	13th	30	7	8	15	27	43	29
1953	Division Two	11th	30	10	8	12	19	26	38
1954	Division Two	15th	30	5	11	14	28	42	26	Relegated
1955	Division Three	5th	30	14	10	6	47	32	52
1956	Division Three	3rd	30	14	8	8	38	32	50	Promoted to Division Two
1957	Division Two	11th	30	9	10	11	33	30	37
1958	Division Two	13th	30	8	8	14	26	36	32
1959	Division Two	10th	30	13	4	13	31	37	43
1960	Division Two	3rd	30	14	11	5	29	16	53
1961	Division Two	4th	30	15	9	6	32	18	54
1962	Division Two	13th	30	9	7	14	43	54	34
1963	Division Two	13th	30	9	10	11	43	46	33
1964	Division Two	7th	30	11	11	8	61	48	44
1965	Division Two	6th	30	14	5	11	44	44	47
1966	Division Two	13th	30	7	11	12	39	44	32
1967	Division Two	13th	30	9	6	15	46	55	33
1968	Division Two	10th	30	12	6	12	47	49	42
1969	Division Two	5th	30	15	6	10	49	44	48
1970	Division Two	10th	30	9	11	10	45	46	38
1971	Division Two	13th	30	9	9	12	32	38	36
1972	Division Two	5th	30	15	2	13	46	44	47
1973	Division Two	5th	30	16	2	12	44	43	50	Promoted to Division One via expansion
1974	Division One	13th	34	10	10	14	36	49	40
1975	Division One	16th	34	5	14	15	37	53	29
1976	Division One	18th	34	2	6	26	31	83	12	Relegated
1977	Division Two	6th	34	14	12	8	62	57	54
1978	Division Two	4th	34	18	6	10	64	45	60	Qualified for play-offs by winning the First Period
1978	D1 Promotion Play-offs	3rd	6	1	3	2	10	11	6	Failed to achieve promotion
1979	Division Two	14th	34	10	9	15	59	64	39
1980	Division Two	6th	34	13	11	10	54	43	50
1981	Division Two	4th	34	15	12	7	62	48	57	Qualified for play-offs via total points
1981	D1 Promotion Play-offs	1st	6	3	2	1	9	5	11	Promoted to Division One
1982	Division One	14th	34	7	8	19	31	53	29
1983	Division One	15th	34	7	10	17	40	60	31
1984	Division One	7th	34	12	12	10	41	43	48
1985	Division One	14th	34	8	8	18	46	61	32
1986	Division One	15th	34	6	15	13	42	50	33
1987	Division One	17th	34	5	7	22	35	66	22	Relegated
1988	Division Two	1st	34	22	7	5	56	24	73	Promoted to Division One
1989	Division One	14th	34	8	10	16	39	46	34
1990	Division One	12th	34	11	11	12	48	46	44
1991	Division One	5th	34	15	12	7	44	33	57	1991 BC FA Cup winners
1992	Division One	7th	34	13	11	10	40	37	50	1992 BC Super Cup winners
1993	Division One	7th	34	15	7	12	43	32	52
1994	Division One	2nd	34	19	9	6	54	26	66
1995	Division One	1st	34	21	10	3	47	16	73	First League championship; 1995 BC FA Cup winners
1996	Division One	1st	34	18	9	7	44	26	63	Second League championship
1997	Division One	1st	34	22	8	4	52	25	74	Third League championship
1998	Division One	2nd	34	22	6	6	29	20	72
1999	Division One	1st	34	22	7	5	50	14	73	Fourth League championship; 1999 BC FA Cup winners
2000	Division One	2nd	34	19	7	8	46	24	64	2000 BC Super Cup winners
2001	Division One	1st	34	22	7	5	50	14	73	Fifth League championship
2002	Division One	4th	34	16	11	7	41	26	59
2003	Division One	2nd	34	19	6	9	53	34	63
2004	Division One	7th	34	13	11	10	34	32	50
2005	Division One	3rd	34	20	9	5	36	16	69
2006	Division One	4th	34	18	7	9	42	29	61
2007	Division One	1st	34	18	7	9	55	37	61	Sixth League championship
2008	Division One	8th	34	13	9	12	38	39	48
2009	Division One	5th	34	15	9	10	50	37	54
2010	Division One	4th	34	16	7	11	48	40	55
2011	Division One	7th	34	13	10	11	36	29	49
2012	Division One	2nd	34	17	10	7	53	31	61
2013	Division One	1st	34	21	5	8	45	22	68	Seventh League championship
2014	Division One	1st	34	27	2	5	57	14	83	Eighth League championship
2015	Division One	3rd	34	19	10	5	59	29	67
2016	Division One	4th	34	18	7	9	43	32	61
2017	Division One	10th	34	14	7	13	29	29	49
2018	Division One	13th	34	11	10	13	40	43	43
2019	Division One	13th	34	9	12	13	38	42	39
2020	Division One	7th	34	14	12	8	47	40	54

FA Cup

Wellington have taken part in the BC FA Cup since the first edition of the competition in 1891, over which time they have appeared in the finals fourteen times, winning the cup in 1896, 1902, 1991, 1995, 1999, and 2005. The Violets hold the record for the longest gap between Cup wins, with a drought of 89 years between 1902 and 1991.

Season-by-season

This is a listing of the club's performances in British Columbia FA Cup competition since 1929.

Season	Round	Home side	Score	Away side	Venue (Attendance)	Notes
1929	3rd	Dease Lake Air Force (D3)	1:2	Wellington (D2)	Stikine Street, Dease Lake
	4th	Wellington (D2)	3:3	Merritt City (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th Re	Merritt City (D2)	2:0	Wellington (D2)	Voght Park, Merritt
1930	3rd	Dease Lake Air Force (D3)	5:2	Wellington (D2)	Stikine Street, Dease Lake
1931	2nd	Wellington (D2)	2:1 (a.e.t.)	Royal Oak Hotspur (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	3rd	Vavenby Town (D3)	0:1	Wellington (D2)	Vavenby Community Park, Vavenby
	4th	Nanaimo City (D2)	2:2	Wellington (D2)	Third Street, Nanaimo
	4th Re	Wellington (D2)	0:3	Nanaimo City (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1932	2nd	Cumberland Collieries	0:2	Wellington (D2)	Royston Road, Cumberland
1932	3rd	Kitimat City	5:4 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Nechako Stadium, Kitimat	3:3 after 90 minutes
1933	3rd	Merritt City (D2)	2:4	Wellington (D2)	Voght Park, Merritt
1933	4th	Nelson City (D2)	3:1	Wellington (D2)	Selby Street, Nelson
1934	2nd	Kaslo	1:4	Wellington (D2)	Victoria Avenue, Kaslo
	3rd	Grand Forks (D2)	1:3	Wellington (D2)	Verigin Stadium, Grand Forks
	4th	Wellington (D2)	0:2	Royal Oak Hotspur (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1935	3rd	Chichester	0:2	Wellington (D2)	Friesen Road, Kelowna
1935	4th	Prince Rupert Regatta Club (D2)	2:0	Wellington (D2)	Charles Hays Field, Prince Rupert
1936	3rd	Atlin	1:3	Wellington (D2)	Tarahne Park, Atlin
1936	4th	Wellington (D2)	0:2	Victoria Athletic (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1937	3rd	Wellington (D2)	4:3	Prince Rupert Regatta Club (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th	Wellington (D2)	0:0	Victoria Utd (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th Re	Victoria Utd (D2)	0:0 (2:3 p)	Wellington (D2)	Grant Street, Victoria
	5th	Wellington (D2)	2:1 (a.e.t.)	Royal City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	QF	Wellington (D2)	2:3	Cranbrook North Side (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1938	3rd	Llangefni (D3)	2:3 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Stadiwm Ylesylywêt, Llangefni
	4th	Wellington (D2)	3:2 (a.e.t.)	Victoria Utd (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	5th	Wellington (D2)	1:2	Cassiar City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1939	2nd	Wellington (D2)	2:3	Nanaimo Thistle (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1940	3rd	Kimberley Town (D2)	4:2	Wellington (D2)	Halpin Street, Kimberley
1941	2nd	Terrace (D3)	0:2	Wellington (D2)	Munroe Street, Terrace
	3rd	Victoria Athletic (D2)	1:1	Wellington (D2)	Sinclair Road, Victoria
	3rd Re	Wellington (D2)	2:0	Victoria Athletic (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th	Wellington (D2)	2:1	Kamloops City (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	5th	Wellington (D2)	2:3	Fort Nelson RBCAF (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
No competition held 1942–1945
1946	3rd	Wellington (D2)	1:1	South Hazelton (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	3rd Re	South Hazelton (D2)	0:0 (1:3 p)	Wellington (D2)	Aldous Street, South Hazelton
	4th	Wellington (D2)	0:1	Royal City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1947	3rd	Alberni Town (D3)	0:2	Wellington (D2)	H. C. Brewster Field, Port Alberni
	4th	Ashcroft Utd	0:4	Wellington (D2)	Ashcroft Park Field, Ashcroft
	5th	Wellington (D2)	0:6	Fort George (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1948	3rd	Courtenay Athletic (D3)	2:3 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Harmston Park, Courtenay
1948	4th	Wellington (D2)	1:2	Vancouver Rowing Club (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1949	3rd	Parksville (D3)	2:3	Wellington (D2)	Ballenas Field, Parksville
	4th	Victoria West	1:2	Wellington (D2)	Royal Athletic Park, Victoria
	5th	Wellington (D2)	1:3	Vancouver Rowing Club (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1950	3rd	Victoria Utd (D2)	0:1	Wellington (D2)	Grant Street, Victoria
	4th	Nelson City (D3)	1:1	Wellington (D2)	Selby Street, Nelson
	4th Re	Wellington (D2)	2:1	Nelson City (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	5th	Wellington (D2)	2:2	Royal Oak Hotspur (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	5th Re	Royal Oak Hotspur (D1)	0:1	Wellington (D2)	Layritz Park, Victoria
	QF	Wellington (D2)	0:3	Fort George (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1951	1st	Wellington (D3)	3:0	Mackenzie	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1951	2nd	Victoria Utd (D3)	2:1	Wellington (D3)	Grant Street, Victoria
1952	2nd	Northfield	1:3	Wellington (D2)	Beban Park, Nanaimo
1952	3rd	Dinas Blaenau (D2)	4:2	Wellington (D2)	Van Horne Road, Blaenau
1953	2nd	Castlegar Utd	1:2	Wellington (D2)	Kinnaird Park, Castlegar
1953	3rd	Port Moody (D2)	3:2 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Inlet Park, Port Moody
1954	3rd	Alberni Town (D2)	1:1	Wellington (D2)	H. C. Brewster Field, Port Alberni
	3rd Re	Wellington (D2)	2:0	Alberni Town (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th	Wellington (D2)	0:3	Fort George (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1955	1st	Wellington (D3)	1:2	Shaughnessy Shamrocks	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1956	1st	Wellington (D3)	1:0	Grand Forks (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1956	2nd	Wellington (D3)	1:2	Kamloops City (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1957	2nd	Silver King	0:2	Wellington (D2)	Tower Road, Nelson
1957	3rd	Wellington (D2)	3:4	Merritt City (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1958	2nd	Wellington (D2)	3:0	Merritt City (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1958	3rd	Chilliwack Town (D2)	3:2 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Meadowbrook Park, Chilliwack
1959	2nd	Burnaby Albion (D2)	1:0	Wellington (D2)	Boundary Road, Burnaby
1960	2nd	Edgemont	1:2	Wellington (D2)	Turf Field, North Vancouver
	3rd	Wellington (D2)	1:0	Alberni Town (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th	Sooyoos Utd	1:6	Wellington (D2)	Kingfisher Drive, Sooyoos
	5th	Wellington (D2)	1:0	Prince Rupert Regatta Club (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	QF	Wellington (D2)	0:1	Llangefni (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1961	2nd	Langford Highlanders	0:3	Wellington (D2)	Westhills Stadium, Victoria
1961	3rd	Wellington (D2)	0:1 (a.e.t.)	Parksville	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1962	2nd	Bella Coola Utd	1:0 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Mamayu Stadium, Bella Coola
1963	2nd	Kitsumkaylum	0:3	Wellington (D2)	Skeena Park, Kitsumkaylum
1963	3rd	Wellington (D2)	2:4	Silver King (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1964	2nd	100 Mile House	0:3	Wellington (D2)	Alpine Avenue, 100 Mile House
	3rd	Wellington (D2)	3:0	Port Alberni Athletic (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th	Wellington (D2)	0:1	Prince Rupert Regatta Club (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1965	2nd	Mackenzie (D3)	0:4	Wellington (D2)	Stuart Road, Mackenzie
	3rd	Kitsilano (D2)	0:3	Wellington (D2)	McBride Park, Vancouver
	4th	Wellington (D2)	3:4	Cranbrook North Side (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1966	2nd	Langford Highlanders	1:2	Wellington (D2)	Westhills Stadium, Langford
1966	3rd	New Aiyansh (D3)	2:1	Wellington (D2)	Skateen Avenue, New Aiyansh
1967	2nd	Fort St John	1:5	Wellington (D2)	Kin Park, Fort St John
	3rd	Mackenzie (D3)	0:1	Wellington (D2)	Stuart Road, Mackenzie
	4th	Cranbrook North Side (D2)	2:0	Wellington (D2)	Moir Park, Cranbrook
1968	2nd	Kaslo	0:2	Wellington (D2)	Victoria Avenue, Kaslo
	3rd	Queen Charlottes Utd	2:5	Wellington (D2)	School Road, Sandspit
	4th	Wellington (D2)	2:0	Canyon Utd (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	5th	Wellington (D2)	2:1	Kelowna Central (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	QF	Wellington (D2)	2:4	Quesnel Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1969	2nd	Penticton Shamrocks	1:3	Wellington (D2)	McNicoll Park, Penticton
1969	3rd	Cassiar City (D2)	2:1 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Cassiar Sports Ground, Cassiar
1970	2nd	Cranbrook North Side (D2)	4:3 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Moir Park, Cranbrook
1971	2nd	Wellington (D2)	0:2	Courtenay Athletic	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1972	2nd	Quatsino Navy	1:3	Wellington (D2)	Kagoagh Field, Quatsino
	3rd	Smithers & Telkwa Utd (D3)	2:2	Wellington (D2)	Vancouver Street, Smithers
	3rd Re	Wellington (D2)	0:0 (3:2 p)	Smithers & Telkwa Utd (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th	Wellington (D2)	1:3	Royal City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1973	2nd	100 Mile House	0:3	Wellington (D2)	Alpine Avenue, 100 Mile House
1973	3rd	Chetwynd Railway (D3)	2:1 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Rotary Park, Chetwynd
1974	4th	Wellington (D1)	2:0	Merritt City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1974	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:2 (3:4 p)	Fort St John (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1975	4th	Victoria Athletic (D2)	5:0	Wellington (D1)	Sinclair Road, Victoria
1976	4th	Port Alberni Athletic (D1)	4:3	Wellington (D1)	Russell Field, Port Alberni
1977	2nd	Belcarra Supermarine (D3)	0:2	Wellington (D2)	Supermarine Field, Port Moody
	3rd	Ashcroft Utd (D3)	2:4	Wellington (D2)	Ashcroft Park Field, Ashcroft
	4th	Fort St John (D2)	2:2 (5:4 p)	Wellington (D2)	Kin Park, Fort St John
1978	2nd	Hope Town (D3)	0:2	Wellington (D2)	Kawkawa Lake Stadium, Hope
1978	3rd	Wellington (D2)	0:1	Bella Coola Utd	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1979	2nd	Jade City	0:3	Wellington (D2)	Allan Lake Park, Cassiar
	3rd	Meziadin City (D3)	0:2	Wellington (D2)	Nass Street, Meziadin
	4th	Wellington (D2)	4:3	Smithers & Telkwa Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	5th	Wellington (D2)	1:2	Burnaby Albion (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1980	2nd	Parksville (D3)	2:4 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Ballenas Field, Parksville
	3rd	Dawson Creek (D2)	1:2 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Crescent Park, Dawson Creek
	4th	Canyon Utd (D3)	3:2 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Nzenman Field, Lytton
1981	2nd	Wellington (D2)	1:0	Vavenby Town	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	3rd	Wellington (D2)	3:0	Port Moody	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th	Wellington (D2)	0:3	Llangefni (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1982	4th	Nanaimo City (D1)	0:2	Wellington (D1)	Nanaimo Bowl, Nanaimo
1982	5th	Vanderhoof Utd (D2)	1:1 (3:1 p)	Wellington (D1)	Nechako Valley Stadium, Vanderhoof
1983	4th	Wellington (D1)	6:5 (a.e.t.)	Prince Rupert Regatta Club (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	4:4 after 90 minutes
	5th	Wellington (D1)	0:0 (3:1 p)	Cranbrook City (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	QF	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Quesnel Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	SF	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Richmond Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	Leg 1
	SF	Richmond Utd (D1)	1:2	Wellington (D1)	Minoru Park, Richmond	Leg 2; Wellington won 4:2 on aggregate
	Final	Wellington (D1)	2:3	Llangefni (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	5th appearance in Final
1984	4th	Wellington (D1)	1:1 (3:1 p)	Merritt City (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	5th	Nanaimo City (D1)	4:6 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D1)	Nanaimo Bowl, Nanaimo
	QF	Vancouver Utd (D1)	1:0	Wellington (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver
1985	4th	Wellington (D1)	1:5	Vancouver Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1986	4th	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Cassiar City (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1987	4th	Courtenay Athletic (D1)	0:1	Wellington (D1)	Harmston Park, Courtenay
	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:0	Quesnel Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	QF	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Vancouver Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	SF	Wellington (D1)	3:0	Vancouver Rowing Club (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	Leg 1
	SF	Vancouver Rowing Club (D1)	2:1	Wellington (D1)	Brockton Oval, Vancouver	Leg 2; Wellington won 4:2 on aggregate
	Final	Port Alberni Athletic (D1)	3:0	Wellington (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver (41,913)	6th appearance in Final
1988	2nd	Gibsons Athletic	1:2	Wellington (D2)	Sumac Place, Gibsons
	3rd	Wellington (D2)	3:1	Coquitlam Town (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	4th	Fort George (D1)	2:1 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D2)	Malaspina Park, Prince George
1989	4th	Wellington (D1)	0:2	Similkameen Utd (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1990	4th	Wellington (D1)	0:0 (4:3 p)	Alberni Town (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1990	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:3	Dinas Blaenau (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1991	4th	Silver King (D2)	0:3	Wellington (D1)	Tower Road, Nelson
	5th	Wellington (D1)	3:1	Fort Nelson RBCAF (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	QF	Secwépemc Utd (D1)	1:2 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (D1)	Brandt Stadium, Kamloops
	SF	Alberni Town (D1)	1:0	Wellington (D1)	H. C. Brewster Field, Port Alberni	Leg 1
	SF	Wellington (D1)	1:0	Alberni Town (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	Leg 2; 1:1 on aggregate, Wellington won 3:2 on penalties
	Final	Wellington (D1)	0:0	Dinas Blaenau (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver (52,744)	7th appearance in Final
	Final Re	Dinas Blaenau (D1)	1:2	Wellington (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver (53,394)	3rd FA Cup title
1992	4th	Wellington (D1)	3:0	Kaslo	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	5th	Kitimat & Kemano Utd (D1)	1:2	Wellington (D1)	Nechako Stadium, Kitimat
	QF	Wellington (D1)	1:0	Vancouver City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	SF	Royal City (D1)	2:2	Wellington (D1)	Queen's Park, New Westminster	Leg 1
	SF	Wellington (D1)	1:0	Royal City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	Leg 2; Wellington won 3:2 on aggregate
	Final	Wellington (D1)	0:0	Burnaby Albion (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver (52,244)	8th appearance in Final
	Final Re	Burnaby Albion (D1)	1:0	Wellington (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver (53,147)
1993	4th	Wellington (D1)	1:0 (a.e.t.)	Vancouver City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1993	5th	Llangefni (D1)	4:1	Wellington (D1)	Stadiwm Ylesylywêt, Blaenau
1994	4th	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Yellowhead (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1995	4th	Silver King (D3)	0:1	Wellington (D1)	Selkirk Stadium, Nelson
	5th	Royal City (D1)	1:3	Wellington (D1)	Queen's Park, New Westminster
	QF	Nanaimo Thistle (D1)	0:2	Wellington (D1)	Caledonia Park, Nanaimo
	SF	Dinas Blaenau (D1)	2:1	Wellington (D1)	Parc Canmlwyddiant, Blaenau	Leg 1
	SF	Wellington (D1)	2:0	Dinas Blaenau (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	Leg 2; Wellington won 3:2 on aggregate
	Final	Kitimat & Kemano Utd (D1)	0:2	Wellington (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver (51,185)	9th appearance in Final, 4th FA Cup title
1996	4th	Quesnel Utd (D1)	1:2	Wellington (D1)	Reynard Street, Quesnel
	5th	Wellington (D1)	3:0	Fernie Town (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	QF	Kelowna Central (D1)	0:3	Wellington (D1)	Apple Bowl, Kelowna
	SF	Wellington (D1)	1:0	Richmond Utd (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	Leg 1
	SF	Richmond Utd (D2)	1:1	Wellington (D1)	Minoru Park, Richmond	Leg 2; Wellington won 2:1 on aggregate
	Final	Royal City (D1)	1:1	Wellington (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver (54,240)	10th appearance in Final
	Final Re	Wellington (D1)	0:4	Royal City (D1)	BC Place, Vancouver (54,444)
1997	4th	Vanderhoof Utd (D2)	0:2	Wellington (D1)	Nechako Valley Stadium, Vanderhoof
	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:2 (3:2 p)	Alberni Town (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	QF	Wellington (D1)	0:3	Vancouver Rowing Club (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1998	4th	Wellington (D1)	1:1 (2:3 p)	Burnaby Albion (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
1999	4th	Fernie Town (D2)	0:1	Wellington (D1)	Prentice Park, Fernie
	5th	Kamloops City (D2)	0:3	Wellington (D1)	Brandt Stadium, Kamloops
	QF	Wellington (D1)	3:0	Vancouver Rowing Club (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
	SF	Fort George (D1)	2:2	Wellington (D1)	Malaspina Park, Prince George	Leg 1
	SF	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Fort George (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo	Leg 2; Wellington won 4:3 on aggregate
	Final	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Fort Nelson RBCAF (D2)	BC Place, Vancouver (52,865)	11th appearance in Final, 5th FA Cup title
2000	4th	Prince Rupert Regatta Club (D1)	2:0	Wellington (D1)	Charles Hays Field, Prince Rupert
2001	4th	Kitsilano (D1)	3:0	Wellington (D1)	Thunderbird Stadium, Vancouver
2002	4th	Wellington (D1)	3:1	Golden (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
2002	5th	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Kamloops City	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo
2003	4th	Yellowhead (D1)	0:0 (1:3 p)	Wellington (D1)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Victoria West
	QF	Wellington (D1)	1:2	Grand Forks (D1)
2004	4th	Invermere & Athalmer Utd (D2)	1:1 (4:2 p)	Wellington (D1)	Mt Nelson Stadium (2,545)
2005	4th	Wellington (D1)	0:0 (3:2 p)	Smithers & Telkwa Utd (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park (6,519)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	3:0	Hudson's Hope (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (7,754)
	QF	Kelowna Central (D1)	0:1	Wellington (D1)	Apple Bowl (19,210)
	SF	Wellington (D1)	1:0	Kamloops City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (8,417)	Leg 1
	SF	Kamloops City (D1)	2:1	Wellington (D1)	Brandt Stadium (16,193)	Leg 2; 2:2 on aggregate, Wellington won on away goals
	Final	Wellington (D1)	1:0	Llangefni (D1)	BC Place (54,455)	12th appearance in Final, 6th FA Cup title
2006	4th	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Smithers & Telkwa Utd (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park (6,953)
2006	5th	Wellington (D1)	0:0 (2:3 p)	Kettle Valley Utd (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park (6,095)
2007	4th	Wellington (D1)	3:0	Oak Bay Wanderers (D3)	Pleasant Valley Park (6,417)
	5th	Llangefni (D1)	1:2	Wellington (D1)	Stadiwm Ylesylywêt (7,680)
	QF	Wellington (D1)	3:1	Richmond Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (8,441)
	SF	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Vancouver City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (8,436)	Leg 1
	SF	Vancouver City (D1)	1:1	Wellington (D1)	Empire Stadium (37,925)	Leg 2; Wellington won 3:2 on aggregate
	Final	Royal City (D1)	2:0	Wellington (D1)	BC Place (54,473)	13th appearance in Final
2008	4th	Cranbrook North Side (D1)	1:1 (3:4 p)	Wellington (D1)	Moir Park (8,419)
2008	5th	Wellington (D1)	0:0 (2:4 p)	Royal Oak Hotspur (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (7,760)
2009	4th	Grand Forks (D1)	0:2	Wellington (D1)	Verigin Stadium (7,211)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:0	Kamloops City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (7,790)
	QF	Kelowna Central (D1)	0:1	Wellington (D1)	Apple Bowl (17,571)
	SF	Liverpool VLW (D2)	1:1	Wellington (D1)	Bridgeview Park (12,232)	Leg 1
	SF	Wellington (D1)	1:1	Liverpool VLW (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park (8,417)	Leg 2; 2:2 on aggregate, Liverpool VLW won 4:3 on penalties
2010	4th	Dawson Creek (D2)	1:4	Wellington (D1)	Crescent Park (6,529)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:1 (a.e.t.)	Vancouver Rowing Club (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (8,382)
	QF	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Royal City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (8,443)
2011	4th	Quesnel Utd (D3)	1:0	Wellington (D1)	Reynard Street (6,971)
2012	4th	Wellington (D1)	3:1	Liverpool VLW (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (9,049)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:0	Trail City (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park (8,470)
	QF	Wellington (D1)	3:1	Nanaimo Thistle (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (10,170)
	SF	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Royal City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (10,140)	Leg 1
	SF	Royal City (D1)	0:0	Wellington (D1)	Queen's Park (35,786)	Leg 2; Royal City won 1:0 on aggregate
2013	4th	Wellington (D1)	0:2	Royal City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (10,079)
2014	4th	Wellington (D1)	1:0	Kitsilano (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (10,407)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	3:2 (a.e.t.)	Gitlaxt’aamiks (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park (10,530)
	QF	Langley City (D3)	0:2	Wellington (D1)	McLeod Stadium (3,155)
	SF	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Yellowhead (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (10,979)	Leg 1
	SF	Yellowhead (D1)	1:2	Wellington (D1)	Ash Street (6,184)	Leg 2; Wellington won 4:2 on aggregate
	Final	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Victoria West (D1)	BC Place (54,492)	14th appearance in Final
2015	4th	Kitimat & Kemano Utd (D2)	0:1	Wellington (D1)	Nechako Stadium (8,545)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	3:2	Port Alberni Athletic (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (14,746)
	QF	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Llangefni (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (14,800)
	SF	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Kelowna Central (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (14,633)	Leg 1
	SF	Kelowna Central (D1)	1:0	Wellington (D1)	Apple Bowl (22,151)	Leg 2; 2:2 on aggregate, Kelowna Central won on away goals
2016	4th	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Yellowhead (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (13,512)
2017	4th	Gitlaxt’aamiks (D2)	0:4	Wellington (D1)	Skateen Avenue (7,046)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	2:0	Kamloops City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (16,229)
	QF	Fort George (D2)	2:2	Wellington (D1)	Malaspina Park (16,972)
	QF Re	Wellington (D1)	0:2	Fort George (D2)	Pleasant Valley Park (15,172)
2018	4th	Wellington (D1)	2:1	Fort Nelson RBCAF (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (14,510)
	5th	Wellington (D1)	1:0 (a.e.t.)	Richmond Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (15,896)
	QF	Wellington (D1)	0:0	Victoria West (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park (16,300)
	QF Re	Victoria West (D1)	2:0	Wellington (D1)	Royal Athletic Park (13,148)
2019	4th	Burnaby Albion (D1)	2:0	Wellington (D1)	Swangard Stadium (9,289)
2020	4th	Grand Forks (D1)	1:2	Wellington (D1)	Verigin Stadium (16,038)
2020	5th	Kamloops City (D1)	4:0	Wellington (D1)	Brandt Stadium (16,408)

Super Cup

Wellington have played in the BC Super Cup twelve times, winning five times. Together with Royal City they hold the record for the biggest win in a Super Cup match with a 3 goal margin, a 3:0 win over Vernon City in 2012; they are also co-holders of the record for highest-scoring Super Cup match with five goals, a feat achieved by the Violets on three occasions - 1997 (a 1:4 loss to Royal City), 1998 (a 3:2 win over Quesnel United), and 2008 (a 2:3 loss to Royal City). They also hold the dubious record of most defeats in the Super Cup, with seven.

Season-by-season

This is a listing of the club's performances in British Columbia Super Cup competition since 1991.

Season	Home side	Score	Away side	Venue (attendance)	Notes
1992	Port Alberni Athletic (D1)	1:2	Wellington (D1)		First title
1996	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Port Alberni Athletic (D1)
1997	Wellington (D1)	1:4	Royal City (D1)
1998	Wellington (D1)	3:2	Quesnel Utd (D1)		Second title
1999	Llangefni (D1)	1:1 (4:2 p)	Wellington (D1)
2000	Wellington (D1)	0:0 (4:2 p)	Grand Forks (D1)		Third title
2002	Wellington (D1)	1:0	Fort Nelson RBCAF (D1)		Fourth title
2006	Vancouver City (D1)	2:0	Wellington (D1)	Empire Stadium (37,994)
2008	Wellington (D1)	2:3	Royal City (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park 8,443
2013	Royal City (D1)	0:2	Wellington (D1)	Queen's Park 36,036	Fifth title
2014	Wellington (D1)	0:1	Richmond Utd (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park 11,638
2015	Wellington (D1)	1:1 (2:3 p)	Victoria West (D1)	Pleasant Valley Park 14,786

International club competition

Wellington have had considerable success in international club competitions, winning each of the competitions open to clubs from the CONCACAF federation at least once.

CONCACAF Champions League

Wellington first appeared in the CONCACAF Champions Cup in 1996, advancing through the North & Central American Zone stage to reach the Final Tournament, in which they finished third. The format of the competition changed for 1997, as only eight clubs were entered; Wellington were eliminated in the semi-final by Los Angeles Galaxy of the United States, and shared third-place honours with CD Guadalajara of Mexico after a 2:2 draw in the third-place match. The format was once again different for Wellington's third consecutive appearance in 1998, having to play a North American Zone Qualifying Round before the main competition; they were again eliminated in the semi-finals, going on to lose in the third-place match to Deportivo Saprissa of Costa Rica.

The Violets next made it to the Champions Cup in 2000, qualifying directly to the quarter-final, where they defeated Real CD España of Honduras 5:3 on penalties after a 0:0 draw to advance to the semi-finals for the third time where, in a rematch of the 1998 semi-final tie, they defeated DC United 4:2 on penalties after scores remained level at 1:1 after 120 minutes of play. In their first-ever Champions Cup final the Violets faced another Honduran side, CD Olimpia, emerging as the winners in a wide-open 3:2 win for their first continental title. No competition was held in 2001, and for 2002 it was expanded to sixteen clubs, each qualifying directly to the round of sixteen. Wellington advanced comfortably to the semi-finals, where they crushed American opponents Kansas City Wizards, winning the first leg at home 6:1 before playing a 1:1 draw in the return leg to return to the final for a second consecutive time; they successfully defended their title, defeating Mexican side Pachuca in a tightly contested 1:0 win. After missing out on the tournament in 2003, they were back again in 2004 in a field reduced back to eight. Their quarter-final matchup with San Juan Jabloteh of the West Indies resulted in a total of eleven goals scored, the Trinidadians winning the first leg at home 5:2, whilst the Violets won the return leg in Nanaimo 4:0 to advance with a 6:5 aggregate win. The semi-final was similarly close, Deportivo Saprissa winning the first leg 2:1 before Wellington won the second leg 2:0, moving on to the final for a third time thanks to a 3:2 aggregate win, where they faced another Costa Rican side, LD Alajuelense, whom they defeated 1:0 on aggregate to claim their third Champions Cup title. After an absence of several years, Wellington were back in the Champions Cup in 2008, defeating West Indian side Harbour View FC in the quarter-final before losing a closely fought semi-final matchup to eventual winners Pachuca; the home side won both legs, Pachuca winning 2:0 in the first leg, the Violets winning 2:1 in the second, giving the Mexicans the 3:2 aggregate victory.

The Champions Cup was reformed as the CONCACAF Champions League ahead of the 2009 competition, with three Mexican, three American, two British Columbian, and one Canadian teams qualifying from the North American Zone into a group stage competition, with the winner of each group advancing to the knockout stage. Wellington first qualified for the Champions League in 2013; drawn into a group with CS Herediano (Costa Rica) and Tauro FC (Panama), they finished second and thus failed to advance to the quarter-finals. Wellington were back in 2014, winning Group 7 to qualify for the quarter-finals to face Los Angeles Galaxy. Los Angeles won the first leg at home 1:0 as the Violets seemed unable to crack through Galaxy's defensive shell, but in the return leg in Nanaimo the tables turned, with LA being unable to contain Wellington's attack; the Violets triumphed 4:2, advancing to the semi-finals with a 4:3 aggregate win. After putting in a solid performance in defeating Mexican club Cruz Azul in the first leg at home, the Violets seemed unable to withstand the pressure of the over 80,000 supporters in Azteca Stadium, losing 0:2 and thus being eliminated again. The Violets' last Champions League appearance to date was in 2015, when they were drawn into a group with Deportivo Saprissa and Real Estelí of Nicaragua. Wellington and Saprissa finished with identical records of two wins, one draw, one loss, seven goals for and four against, leaving them tied for first place; to break the tie, head-to-head away goals scored was taken as the deciding statistic: Saprissa had won 2:0 at home whilst Wellington won 3:1 at home, thus Saprissa were ranked first and advanced to the quarter-finals.

Season	Stage	Home side	Score	Away side	Venue	Notes
1996	NCAZ 3rd rd	Wellington (BCO)	7:0	Juventus (BLZ)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 1
	NCAZ 3rd rd	Juventus (BLZ)	1:1	Wellington (BCO)	People's Stadium, Orange Walk, Belize	Leg 2; Wellington won 8:1 on aggregate
	Final tmnt	Wellington (BCO)	2:0	Seattle Sounders (USA)	Estadio Nacional, Guatemala City, Guatemala	Wellington finished third in group (1w, 1d, 1l, 4 pts)
		Wellington (BCO)	1:2	Cruz Azul (MEX)
		Wellington (BCO)	3:3	Necaxa (MEX)
1997	QF	Wellington (BCO)	1:0	United Petrotrin (WIN)	RFK Memorial Stadium, Washington, DC, USA
	SF	Wellington (BCO)	0:1	Los Angeles Galaxy (USA)
	3rd Pl.	Wellington (BCO)	2:2	CD Guadalajara (MEX)		Shared third place
1998	NAZ QR	Colorado Rapids (USA)	1:0	Wellington (BCO)	DSG Park, Commerce City, CO, USA	Leg 1
	NAZ QR	Wellington (BCO)	4:2	Colorado Rapids (USA)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 2; Wellington won 4:3 on aggregate
	QF	Wellington (BCO)	1:1 (3:2 p)	Luis Ángel Firpo FC (ELS)	RFK Memorial Stadium, Washington, DC, USA
	SF	DC United (USA)	2:0	Wellington (BCO)
	3rd Pl.	Wellington (BCO)	0:2	Deportivo Saprissa (CRC)
2000	QF	Wellington (BCO)	0:0 (5:3 p)	Real CD España (HON)	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA, USA
	SF	Wellington (BCO)	1:1 (4:2 p)	DC United (USA)	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA, USA
	Final	Wellington (BCO)	3:2	CD Olimpia (HON)	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA, USA	First Champions Cup title
2002	R16	CSD Municipal (GUA)	0:1	Wellington (BCO)	Estadio El Trébol, Guatemala City, Guatemala	Leg 1
	R16	Wellington (BCO)	2:0	CSD Municipal (GUA)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 2; Wellington won 3:0 on aggregate
	QF	Monarcas Morelia (MEX)	0:2	Wellington (BCO)	Estadio Morelos, Morelia, Mexico	Leg 1
	QF	Wellington (BCO)	2:1	Monarcas Morelia (MEX)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 2; Wellington won 4:1 on aggregate
	SF	Wellington (BCO)	6:1	Kansas City Wizards (USA)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 1
	SF	Kansas City Wizards (USA)	1:1	Wellington (BCO)	Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO, USA	Leg 2; Wellington won 7:2 on aggregate
	Final	Wellington (BCO)	1:0	Pachuca (MEX)	Estadio Azul, Mexico City, Mexico	Second Champions Cup title
2004	QF	San Juan Jabloteh (WIN)	5:2	Wellington (BCO)	Hasley Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, W. Indies	Leg 1
	QF	Wellington (BCO)	4:0	San Juan Jabloteh (WIN)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 2; Wellington won 6:5 on aggregate
	SF	Deportivo Saprissa (CRC)	2:1	Wellington (BCO)	Est. Saprissa, San Juan de Tibás, Costa Rica	Leg 1
	SF	Wellington (BCO)	2:0	Deportivo Saprissa (CRC)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 2; Wellington won 3:2 on aggregate
	Final	Wellington (BCO)	0:0	LD Alajuelense (CRC)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 1
	Final	LD Alajuelense (CRC)	0:1	Wellington (CRC)	Est. Morera Soto, Alajuela, Costa Rica	Leg 2; Wellington won 1:0 on aggregate. Third Champions Cup title
2008	QF	Harbour View FC (WIN)	1:1	Wellington (BCO)	Harbour View Stadium, Kingston, West Indies	Leg 1
	QF	Wellington (BCO)	5:0	Harbour View FC (WIN)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 2; Wellington won 6:1 on aggregate
	SF	Pachuca (MEX)	2:0	Wellington (BCO)	Estadio Hidalgo, Pachuca, Mexico	Leg 1
	SF	Wellington (BCO)	2:1	Pachuca (MEX)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 2; Pachuca won 3:2 on aggregate
2013	Group 2	Wellington (BCO)	0:0	CS Herediano (CRC)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Wellington finished 2nd in group (2w, 1d, 1l, 7 pts)
		Tauro FC (PAN)	0:1	Wellington (BCO)	Est. Rommel Fernández, Panama City, Panama
		Wellington (BCO)	2:0	Tauro FC (PAN)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC
		CS Herediano (CRC)	1:0	Wellington (BCO)	Estadio Rosabal Cordero, Heredia, Costa Rica
2014	Group 7	CD Firpo (ELS)	0:0	Wellington (BCO)	Estadio Sergio Torres, Usulután, El Salvador	Wellington finished 1st in group (3w, 1d, 10 pts); advanced to quarter-finals
		Wellington (BCO)	6:0	CD Victoria (HON)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC
		CD Victoria (HON)	2:3	Wellington (BCO)	Estadio Ceibeño, La Ceiba, Honduras
		Wellington (BCO)	1:0	CD Firpo (ELS)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC
	QF	Los Angeles Galaxy (USA)	1:0	Wellington (BCO)	StubHub Center, Los Angeles, CA, USA	Leg 1
	QF	Wellington (BCO)	4:2	Los Angeles Galaxy (USA)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 2; Wellington won 4:3 on aggregate
	SF	Wellington (BCO)	1:0	Cruz Azul (MEX)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Leg 1
	SF	Cruz Azul (MEX)	2:0	Wellington (BCO)	Estadio Azteca, Mexico City, Mexico	Leg 2; Cruz Azul won 2:1 on aggregate
2015	Group 2	Wellington (BCO)	3:1	Deportivo Saprissa (CRC)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC	Wellington finished tied with Saprissa for 1st in group (2w, 1d, 1l, 7 pts); Saprissa had more head-to-head away goals
		Real Estelí (NIC)	1:1	Wellington (BCO)	Estadio Independencia, Estelí, Nicaragua
		Wellington (BCO)	3:0	Real Estelí (NIC)	Pleasant Valley Park, Nanaimo, BC
		Deportivo Saprissa (CRC)	2:0	Wellington (BCO)	Est. Saprissa, San Juan de Tibás, Costa Rica

Inter-American Cup

Wellington have appeared in the Inter-American Cup three times, winning it in 2001 and 2003, and losing in 2005.

Season	Winners	Leg 1	Runners-up	Venue (leg 1)	Notes
2001	Wellington (BCO)	1:0	Boca Juniors (ARG)	Estadio Azteca, Mexico City, Mexico	1st title
2003	Wellington (BCO)	2:1	Flamengo (BRA)	Estadio Monumental, Santiago, Chile	2nd title
2005	Flamengo (BRA)	1:0	Wellington (BCO)	La Bombonera, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Intercontinental Cup

Wellington have taken part in the Intercontinental Cup twice, winning in 2003 and losing in 2001.

Season	Winners	Score	Runners-up	Venue	Notes
2001	Bayern Munich (GER)	1:0 (a.e.t.)	Wellington (BCO)	National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan
2003	Wellington (BCO)	1:1 (3:1 p)	AC Milan (ITA)	International Stadium, Yokohama, Japan	1st title

Honours and records

CONCACAF Champions Cup/League

Winners: 2000, 2002, 2004

Third placed: 1997

Inter-American Cup

Winners: 2001, 2003

Runners-up: 2005

Intercontinental Cup

Winners: 2003

Runners-up: 2001

Super Cup

Winners: 1992, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2013

Runners-up: 1996, 1997, 1999, 2006, 2008, 2014, 2015

FA Cup

Winners: 1896, 1902, 1991, 1995, 1999, 2005

Runners-up: 1899, 1900, 1983, 1987, 1992, 1996, 2007, 2014

Division One

Winners: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2007, 2013, 2014

Runners-up: 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2012

Third placed: 2005, 2015

Division Two

Winners: 1988

Third placed: 1932, 1960

Division Three

Winners: 1951

Third placed: 1956

Highest league position: 1st

D1 (1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2001)

Lowest league position: 5th

D3 (1955)

Most points in a season: 83

D1, 2014

Fewest points in a season: 12

D1, 1976

Most goals scored in a season: 64

D2, 1978

Fewest goals scored in a season: 29

D1, 1989

Most goals conceded in a season: 66

D1, 1987

Fewest goals conceded in a season: 14

D1, 1999

D1, 2014

Most wins in a season: 27

D1, 2014

Fewest wins in a season: 2

D1, 1976

Most draws in a season: 15

D2, 1986

Fewest draws in a season: 2

D1, 2014

Most losses in a season: 26

D1, 1976

Fewest losses in a season: 3

D1, 1995

Most games won in a row (to 2001): 8

D1, 1995

Most games lost in a row (to 2001): 9

D1, 1982

Most games without losing (to 2001): 18

D1, 1995

Most games without winning (to 2001): 21

D1, 1976

Biggest win: 5 goals

6:1 v Sooyoos Utd, 1960 FA Cup 4th Round

5:0 v Kimberley Town, D2, 1978

6:1 v Gitlaxt′aamiks, D1, 1994

Biggest league win: 5 goals

5:0 v Kimberley Town, D2, 1978

6:1 v Gitlaxt′aamiks, D1, 1994

Biggest defeat: 6 goals

0:6 v Fort George, 1947 FA Cup 5th Round

Highest scoring game: 11 goals

6:5 v Prince Rupert Regatta Club, 1983 FA Cup 4th Round

Highest scoring league game (to 2001): 9 goals

5:4 v Vavenby Town, D2, 1936

3:6 v Kelowna Central, D2, 1941

4:5 v Coquitlam Town, D2, 1979

Deepest cup run: finals - 1983, 1987, 1991 (winner), 1992, 1995 (winner), 1996, 1999 (winner)