The Sandford Orcas League attracts players from a large rural area bounded roughly by Mere (Wilts), Yeovil (Somerset), Wincanton (Somerset) and Sherborne (Dorset). The longest all round distance teams have to travel is about 48 miles which probably by urban standards is a long way. We have at present 16 teams of three players in two divisions, but the total number of individuals registered for last season, including reserves was 74. We play games of 150 up off floating handicaps ranging from a maximum of owe 50 to unlimited plus values, the adjustments being +5 or -5 as the player wins or loses.
A useful rule is operated by the league by which in the event of only two players being available for a match one of these players may, on being chosen by lot, play a third substitute game.
Notwithstanding the usefulness of this rule in times of flu epidemics and etc. teams try to present 3 players on most occasions as this is much more satisfactory and enjoyable.
The annual prize giving and social evenings usually held in May are always well attended and the number of competitions run with their related cups, shields and trophies is a tangible reminder of the strong support given to the league during its long existence of 70 years.
| League Div 1 Winners | Mere Prince of Wales | |
| League Div 1 R/up | Yeovil Liberal A | |
| League Div 2 Winners | Wincanton B | |
| League Div 2 R/up | Sherborne C | |
| Knock-out Cup winners | Alweston A | |
| Knock-out Cup R/up | Sandford Orcas B | |
| Highest Break (80) | Carroll Walters | Sherborne A |
| Minus h´cap best break (41) | G Went | Alweston A |
| Highest aggregate | Brian Gillard | Mere P of W |
| Highest average | Peter Davie | Mere P of W |
| Individual Knock-out | Peter Davie | Mere P of W |
| Teams Representative Cup | Peter Davie | Mere P of W |
| Captain's K.O. Cup | Joe Dunigan | Yeovil Lib A |
| Scratch Cup | Steve Warren | Bradford Plains |
| Condign Cup (over 60s best performance) | Colin White | Mere P of W |
| Wooden Spoon | Carroll Walters | Sherborne A* |
* Such is the nature of the beast called Handicappus Frustratus that Carroll Walters, with a season's starting handicap of +235 and being runner-up in the scratch competition, is now also the proud (?) possessor of the wooden spoon.