Wolves STFC continued their current good form as they won all six matches in Glasgow to claim the Glasgow International Open for the first time. Wolves topped group B with victories against IPl, Wobbly Hobby B, Glasgow B, and Glasgow C to book a semi-final game against Glasgow A. Victories for Chris Short & Mick Hammonds along with draws from Chris Bedford and Richard Badger helped secure a 2-0 win. In the final, they faced a very strong Wobbly Hobby A side. It was a tight affair with Wolves STFC claiming a 2-1 victory, Chris Short (2-0) and Chris Bedford (1-0) both grabbing the wins.

Sunday 14th of November 2021 will be remembered as a very special day for Wolves STFC for many years to come. The reason, Well, just a small matter of them being crowned the first-ever champions of the newly formed UK Club League Championship. On Saturday 13th of November, Justin Scott, Richard Badger, Mick Hammonds, and Justin Finch arrived at the Brooklyn Bar & Billiards club in Redhill along with eleven other clubs from England, Scotland, and Wales in an attempt to win the new competition. 

The format for this competition which is hoped to become an annual event consisted of a first-round containing 3 groups of 4 teams, with the teams playing one another once. The top two teams of each group qualified for Division One, whilst the bottom two played in Division Two. Again in each division, teams would face each other once.

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Wolves STFC was drawn in Group One along with Solent, Kent Invicta and Stanway. Two wins over Solent (4-0) and Kent (3-0) made sure Wolves STFC would be in Division One for the second stage which would start later in the afternoon. A 1-3 loss to Stanway meant it was a second-place finish in the group. Wolves STFC opened their Division One account with a loss to Harrow Hawks (1-2) before ending the day on a high with a victory over Cardiff Bluebirds (3-1). 

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Day two started off in fantastic style with a 2-1 victory over White Star before grabbing a 1-1 draw with Dundee United TFC. Wolves STFC went into the final game against Stanway focused on the games at hand rather than on what was required. Wolves STFC won 4-0 and now had to wait to see where they finished. The awards were announced in reverse order starting with Division 2 runners-up, Glasgow, and Divison 2 winners Kent Invicta. In Division 1, third place was Harrow while Dundee Utd was called out in second leaving the Wolves lads in shock. Then the announcement came out that the first-ever winners of the UK Club League were WOLVERHAMPTON!  Yes, Wolves STFC was UK Club League Division One Champions for 2021, An exceptional achievement.

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Speaking after the event, Club Chairman Justin Scott said "For us to be victorious in such a high-quality tournament, like this, is just amazing.  The club's best moment so far.  Thanks to the event organizers for their hard work and to all the players who played the game in the right spirit.  A brilliant weekend overall and an incredible result for us!”.

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Richard Badger later stated " This has to go down as the biggest thing I have achieved in Subbuteo, I was playing for a fantastic club with three fantastic lads. We came into this event thinking it would be amazing if we were to pull off a shock and win it. To go on and do exactly that is mind-blowing. Wolves Aye We!!!!!

Wolves STFC Reached the Glasgow International Open 2022 Semi-finals before crashing out to Wobbly Hobby SC A. Wolves STFC Beat Wobbly Hobby SC B 4-0 before losing to the eventual winners Glide Slide Chip Dip 0-3. In their final group game, they faced a strong Glasgow TSA A team knowing a draw would see them through to the semi-finals. Despite leading 2-1 at the break, Glasgow TSA battled back but Wolves STFC held on and got a 1-1 draw. In the Semi-Finals, Wolves STFC battled hard against another tough team but unfortunately, they were held to a 1-1 draw losing out 6-5 on goal difference.