Surbiton Sports Cricket Club was established.

Crowned champions at the British Tamil Association (BTA) Six-A-Side Cricket tournament.

Runners-up in the BTA Six-A-Side cricket tournament.

Won the Gandhi cricket tournament.

Played 25 matches — won 17, drew 1, and lost 7.

Navaneetharajah (Nava) scored the highest individual innings of the season, guiding the team to runners-up in the Ceylon Cricket League.

  • Growing membership prompted new sports to be introduced and an Under-15 cricket team to be formed. The club was renamed Surbiton Sports Club (SSC).
  • Affiliated to the Club Cricket Conference and Surrey County Football Association.
  • The first SSC Football Challenge Shield Tournament was held at Haydons Road, South Wimbledon — Blues FC were crowned inaugural champions.

Won the SSC Football Challenge Shield.

  • Won the T.R.O 7-A-Side football tournament.

Malkanthy led the formation of the club's first ever Netball team, which triumphed at the West London exhibition.

  • Won the Kreeda league cricket championship.

Junior Cricket team were runners-up at SAI Sports Colt.

  • Introduced a Junior Netball team and an Over-40s Cricket team.
  • Football team crowned champions of the Sri Lankan League.

Alan and Pattu introduced Badminton to SSC. Over 100 individuals entered the club's first badminton tournament.

  • Football team won the Sri Lankan League for the second consecutive year.
  • Netball team won the West Three tournament; runners-up in the BAA and WTSA tournaments.

SSC marked its 10th anniversary — widely recognised and respected across the community sporting landscape.

  • First Netball coach Jenny Barnard was appointed. The Junior and Senior squads won the TAB and Winger tournaments respectively.
  • Prashantha Peinparajah named Senior Player of the Year for two consecutive seasons.

Nava and Aravind struck a 109-run partnership; Nava scored a record-breaking 139 runs in the VITAL League.

  • Football team regained the Sri Lankan League title and won the T.R.O European Cup.
  • Netball runners-up in the W.T.S.A tournament; Under-16 Netball runners-up in T.A.B.

Cricket runners-up at the Quick Stop One Day Tournament.

  • Senior and Junior Netball both runners-up in the TAB tournament.

Cricket reached the semi-finals of the Quick Stop One Day tournament.

  • Football reached the UTO Football league final.
  • Under-16 Netball runners-up at W.T.S.A; Over-16 Netball reached the W.T.S.A semi-finals.

Cricket won the VITAL League. As cricket's prominence faded, football stepped up as the club's flagship sport.

  • Senior Netball won the T.A.B tournament; Junior Netball were runners-up.

Football team won the Eelam Cup.

Football team were runners-up in the Eelam Cup.

SSC became the first British sports club to travel to Sri Lanka, playing matches in Jaffna against Jaffna University, Point Pedro, St Henry's, Vani, Jaffna XI, and the Lions Club in Colombo.

  • The team provided financial and material aid to Point Pedro and other regional clubs.

Won the Sri Lankan All Island Cup convincingly — striker Andrews top-scored, reinforcing SSC as the leading Sri Lankan sports club in London.

Football team returned to Sri Lanka, defeating Jaffna University 1-0.

  • When the Tsunami struck shortly after, SSC players organised a major relief effort, raising £1,500 for a Health Care Centre in Killinochchi.

Football team reached the finals of the Eelam Cup.

Three SSC members — M Kumarasen, R Satkunadeva, and Suren Francis — represented the BTA starting XI at the Tamil Eelam Sports festival in Switzerland. Kumarasen won Best European Adult Player and Suren Francis won Best European Over-30 Player.

  • Jeyaprakash and Peter Paul became Doubles Champions at the THO Badminton tournament.

Football team joined the English League after winning the Sri Lankan League, competing at weekends on a regular basis.

Jeyaprakash and Peter Paul retained the THO Badminton Doubles title.