The "Fair Play Plate" has been awarded for the third time since it replaced the Pairs competition trophy in 2012. It is voted on by all the teams from all six divisions. It is decided by votes from the league teams on which side in their opinion they felt was the most convivial both on the court and for their after match hospitality. It had nothing to do with their playing ability, just their friendliness, conduct on and off court and entertaining abilities and crosses all divisions.
Of the 40 teams circulated 24 votes were received back. There were 19 teams nominated from all divisions with Moreton-in-Marsh from Division Two, Inkberrow B from Division Three, Claverdon C from Division Four and Bidford-on-Avon B from Division Five all receiving two votes each. However, only Chipping Campden C from Division Four received 3 votes. So the winner and recipient of the Fair Play Award for 2014 is Chipping Campden C.