Following their victory in the Home Counties Girls League, Teddington U14 Girls headed to Nottingham for the first ever U14G England Hockey Cup in a confident frame of mind. During a tense day of competition, Teddington played three pool games against Wycombe, Dereham and Alderley Edge. A narrow victory over Wycombe (2-1) and a draw against Dereham (1-1) meant the final game against Alderley Edge was the pool decider as both teams had equal number of points, the same goal difference and the same number of goals scored. At full time, the score was 1-1 and the game went to penalty flicks. The teams were still tied at the end of the first set of five flicks apiece. With all the supporters' nerves completely shot, Teddington went through to the final after a brilliant save by Theo and a cool shot to goal from Kezia.

It seemed strange to go all the way to Nottingham and meet local rivals, Surbiton, in the final but perhaps that just speaks to the strength of junior hockey in this part of South West London.  In any event, it provided the team with an extra energy boost for that game. Another committed performance by the girls meant that the match looked to be ending to a goalless draw. However, with only about a minute to go, Surbiton managed to score meaning the game ended 1-0 to Surbiton. Weather forced the prize-giving in to the club house, where the girls collected their silver medals as the no. 2 team for their age group in the country.