Jammers by the Numbers: A Title-Winning Season to Remember
Maldon & Tiptree’s unforgettable title-winning campaign wasn’t just built on moments—it was powered by numbers that tell the story of dominance, drama and history-making success. From goals flying in at one end to a rock-solid defence at the other, here’s how the Jammers stormed to glory. Here is Richard Buckby’s breakdown of some of the most impressive stats from this season…
118 goals scored in all competitions in 53 games, averaging 2.2 per match, saw the Jammers light up grounds most weeks with relentless attacking firepower.
44 goals conceded across those 53 games, at just 0.8 per game, proved the team had steel as well as style—shutting teams out as often as they outscored them.
25 clean sheets, including 23 from Elliot Justham and 2 from Tommy Dixon-Hodge, laid the foundation for success, with the defence standing tall all season long.
Crowned Isthmian League Division One North champions on goal difference (+11), with 97 points and 97 goals, Maldon & Tiptree held their nerve in a gripping title race to come out on top.
33 league goals conceded—the best defensive record in the division, showed exactly why the Jammers were so hard to beat when it mattered most.
Freddie Sears scored 34 goals in 51 appearances, including 29 in the league to win the Isthmian League Golden Boot, equalling the club’s single-season scoring record in a sensational campaign.
52 appearances for Jack Cawley, missing just one game all season, underlined incredible consistency, with the ever-present defender clocking up a huge 4,520 minutes and featuring in every league fixture. Overall, Jack finished the campaign on 128 appearances, moving second in the all time list, just 45 behind leader Ollie Berquez.
32 players used across all competitions, highlighted the depth and togetherness of a squad that delivered from start to finish.
Terrell Egbri and Jack Cawley both surpassed 100 appearances during the season, marking major milestones in blue and white.
Average home attendance of 885, with a peak of 1,596 against Heybridge Swifts in December, showed the growing buzz around the club—eight games drew crowds of over 1,000, with the average up by 543 on last season. Amazing support from the Jammers faithful at the DBS this campaign, with 23,905 of you walking through the turnstiles this season.
Average away attendance of 539, including an incredible 4,551 (600+ Jammers!) at Port Vale, proved the Jammers were must-watch wherever they went.
An entire home league season unbeaten—the first in the club’s history, turned Park Drive into a fortress fans could truly believe in.
A 27-game unbeaten home run, including 23 wins, stretching back to the previous season, tells its own story of dominance, with the last league defeat coming on 8 February 2026.
15,724 new followers across all of the club’s main social media channels. A significant increase of new followers across X, Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, LinkedIn and YouTube – not to mention the millions of impressions at the same time.
