A short lived league cup 'The 3 D Sports Premier Trophy' was played for in 1999 and Meigle reached the final, but suffered a batting collapse and lost out to Gordonians at Guthrie Park, Brechin.
Meigle had won their section with 100% record in a group with Dundee HSFP, Brechin and Cupar (Fife).
The club have played in the Scottish Cup in six seasons, often qualifying by winning the Strathmore Union, or finishing in a high position.
He is also often referred to as 'the best amateur batsman never to have played for Scotland', he finished with over 13,000 runs in the Union top flight.
Ryan Watson, a former club professional in the late 1990s, has also played and captained Scotland after qualifying through residency in 2002 as he is originally from Harare and was raised in South Africa.
[10] Neil Kirk, while a Northern CC and Perthshire CCC player, represented Scotland U16, before becoming a productive run scorer at the top of the order for Meigle.
Tom Duff played for the British Army and Scotland U17 in his younger days, before becoming a main stay of the Meigle middle order.