A brilliant competition at both Junior and Senior level. Whiston were unbeaten in the Junior competition but the resilience and sportsmanship shown by all participants was outstanding; a tournament played in fantastic spirit. The Senior competition was fiercely contested in every minute of every game. The last match saw a 14-14 draw between Storrs and Crick, which meant that Storrs retained the trophy due to a better head-to-head record against Parker.
Juniors
1. Whiston
2. Crick
3. Storrs
4. Parker
Seniors
1. Storrs
2. Parker
3. Crick
4. Whiston
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