[1] It was officially formed on 12 March 1956 after a meeting chaired by J. L. Burge at Rickit's Supper Room.

[4] Taupo achieved its first win by defeating the Rotorua team, Caledonian United, at home with a score of 3–1 on 14 July.

[5] At the end of its first season, Taupo had played 17 competition and friendly games, winning four, drawing four, and losing nine, with 34 goals scored for and 18 against.

[6] In 1957, Taupo withdrew from Bay of Plenty competitions due to players having work commitments on Saturdays.

[1] Taupo has entered the Chatham Cup, New Zealand's premier knock-out tournament, on multiple occasions.