Congratulations to the Cippenham Trojans team of Sai Prasanna Kumar, Graham Trimming, Jake Neilson, Hari Prasad and Albert Cheung who have been confirmed as Maidenhead League champions. With the last matches having been played over a month earlier, Trojans had to wait for the decision of the League's committee about the outcome of some unplayed matches, especially two by runners-up NWCA Bluejays who would have needed seventeen points out of a possible twenty from their final two matches against Cookham Social Pumas to catch Trojans. In the end, with injuries plaguing both NWCA and Cookham those two matches were declared void.

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This is the fifteenth time that a Cippenham team has won the Maidenhead League and the eighth in a row. For Graham this was a tenth Maidenhead team title, while it was the sixth time Albert has been so rewarded, the fifth time for Hari, but the first for Sai and Jake. Remarkably, the player of the match awards went to Trojans players on all twenty-one occasions with Sai, who remained unbeaten through thirty-four matches, recording twelve of these. Trojans lost only one match all season, the early season encounter with NWCA, whereas it was two victories over the same opponents in successive weeks, 6-4 and 7-3, to close off the season that eventually secured the title.

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Cippenham Saxons, for whom Chloe Ireland, Bharath Prasanna Kumar and Mary Heffernan played starring roles, finished fourth while the other Cippenham team, Spartans, were placed sixth out of the eight competing teams.

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Spartans, however, won the Handicap Knock-out Competition when their team of Randall Rodrigues, Amit Kumar and Rohit Varshney defeated Old Gords Harriers 5-3 in the final.