This was in many ways our most successful season so far, both on and off the field. For the second year in a row we were voted as Sports Club Of The Year by The Luton Sports Council. That is a tribute to everybody involved with the club, and underlines all the work we have done in the community, and our success on the field of play. We entered teams in The Hertfordshire Girls League at Under 11, Under 13 and Under 14. We had teams at Under 12 and Under 14 in The Bedfordshire League (CJS) and the ladies in The Southern Region League. This season we won three League Championships, plus three League Cup Competitions. Leading the way was the Under 11`s, arguably our best ever team pound for pound. They lost just one match in securing The Hertfordshire Girls League Under 11 Championship. The standard of football in this league was very high, which made their record all the more creditable. They won the League Cup too with a 5-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur in the final, and finished the season by winning The Chairman's Cup, beating Stevenage Borough 1-0 in the final. This remarkable team kept fourteen consecutive clean sheets at the end of the season, a club record which may stand for ever.

The Under 12`s also won a League and Cup Double. Not only that they achieved this with a one hundred per cent record. Although most of the opposition was not of the highest quality, it was still quite an achievement. The Under 13`s were a new team, most of which were playing an age group up. They exceeded all expectations by finishing fourth in the league and amassed over 100 goals in the process. The Under 14`s (Bedfordshire League squad) got off to a terrible start, losing three of their first four matches. However they recovered well after that and eventually finished runners up in the league, and also were beaten finalists in the League Cup. The Under 14 (Hertfordshire League squad) went one better than their position as runners up in 2001/02 by winning the Championship this time around. This too was a very competitive league which made it all the more creditable that the Championship was clinched following a 4-1 win over Denham United with a one hundred per cent record still in tact. However the season ended with a little bit of an anti climax as two of the last three matches were lost. But by then it did not matter too much, it was only their pride that was hurt a little.