1902 and the final ground move to the present location at Church Meadow. Although at this time only half of the meadow belonged to the club. After working every night to produce and prepare a reasonable wicket the team played 18 matches, winning 11, 3 were drawn and 4 lost – this included the first matches against our town rivals Clitheroe, which were friendly games.

In 1903 the team won their first League Championship. This was the Blackburn & District League Cup. During one game in that season the club President took 8 wickets for 4 runs, the side being all out for 7 runs.

Two years later the team took part in the newly constructed North-East Lancashire Amateur Cricket League and were runners up in the inaugural season.

In 1907 an application was made to join the Ribblesdale League. The application was successful and the team has been in the League since. The dressing room, which was still at the old ground, was moved and a new wing added to it. During a meeting held on November 12^th the lease for the remainder of the field was handed over to the club. It was also decided at the meeting that a Bowling Green be laid. Work was carried out over the winter and the Green was officially opened in 1908.

A new pavilion was opened in 1919 and some tennis courts in 1922.

In 1922 Ribblesdale Wanderers were the first winners of the Ramsbottom Cup.