15 May 2002
Letham Amateurs completed their season with a 3-2 victory over Stanley Amateurs at Seven Acres Park. Goals by Paul Must, Peter Simpson and David Lyall ensured the points stayed with The Tangerines. Only a few days earlier they also defeated their opponents in the away league fixture by 1-0 thus ending the title aspirations of their long-standing rivals. The team finished mid table in the league which was in keeping with the expectations of manager Bob Deuchar and coach Alan Ferguson. Considering this was a young and comparatively inexperienced side having been promoted the season earlier they did however at times produce a brand and style of football, which was in keeping of the Letham tradition. They were also beaten semi finalists in three cup competitions, which meant that for the first time in four years there would be no silverware to display.

07 June 2002
Letham Amateurs wind up the season with a prize giving and disco to be held on Friday evening. Following promotion from the lower leagues it was important to the club to establish itself in the first division. Whilst no trophies were won never the less the team’s performance was in keeping with expectations.

14 June 2002
Scott Findlay who is on Livingston’s books as an up and coming goalkeeper presented prizes to players of Letham Amateurs at their end of season function in the 208,Crieff Road last Friday evening. Recipients were: - Stevie Roy-Players player of the year. Peter Simpson was the Manager’s player of the year. Mark Donaldson was the top goal-scorer and Craig Currie received an award for the Letham goal of the season. Scott is the son of Jack Findlay, mine host of St Leonard’s and Cherrybank Inn, who for the past four seasons has sponsored the team. The club wishes to record it’s grateful thanks to Jack for his generous support, which has contributed greatly to the team’s revival. Now for a few weeks rest from the game before training recommences in mid July for next season.