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 | 1995 | Entered Herts Senior County League as MALEX |
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| Under the stewardship of Paul Wise and Malcolm Newman the Club's 1st Team finish 6th in Divsion 1 in their first season of Saturday Football |
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| 1996 | HSCL Sportsmanship Trophy Winners |
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| 1997 | Entered Reserves into Herts Senior County League |
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| Matthew Wise led the Reserves into Reserve Division 2 finishing 7th in their first season |
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| 1997 | MSFL Cyril Anekstein Cup Winners |
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| 1999 | Club Name changed to London Maccabi Lions |
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| With the demise of Compayne Gardens and the keeness of the Committee to continue to grow the Club, a name change is agreed from Maccabi Association London (MAL) to London Maccabi Lions (LML) |
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| 2000 | 1st Team Promoted to HSCL Premier Division |
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With Adam Solomons and Bobby Fisher in charge, the 1st team are promoted as Champions from Division 1 in their 5th season as a HSCL Club |
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| 2000 | MSFL Cyril Anekstein Cup Winners |
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| Lions A win the Cyril Anekstein Cup. |
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| 2000 | B Team Champions of MSFL Division 2 |
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| Barnett Horwitz adds 'legend' to his title as the B team come from mid-table to storm the Division 2 title under his management. The 'oldest team in the league' with youthful Matty Berger and Paul Wise up front romp home with room to spare |
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| 2000 | Matty Berger MSFL Division 2 Player of the Year |
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He led the line superbly and scored goals for fun - a fully desrved accolade |
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| 2000 | Lions Junior Section Started |
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| On 17th September 2000, the Lions Youth Section was born with a double header against HMH. In the first season we had two teams, Under 8 run by David Hyman and the Under 9S run by the late Philip Greenwold, both of whom were part of the driving force behind the Youth set-up. |
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| 2001 | B Team Champions of MSFL Division 1 |
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| Barnett Horwitz is made a Sir after recording his second championship in a row as the B Team, retaining much of the Division 2 squad, win Division 1 at the first attempt |
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| 2002 | Reserves Champions of HSCL Division 2 |
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Ben Dale and Tunji Banjo, in their third season in charge, win the Reserve Division 2 title winning 17 of their 20 games |
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| 2002 | Reserves winners of Pauline Mary Fox Trophy |
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The Reserves with 74 goals win the HSCL award for the highest goalscorers across all 50 teams in the League |
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| 2002 | Nathan Kosky Leading Scorer in HSCL Reserve Div 2 |
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| Nathan Kosky wins the HSCL Divison 2 golden boot with his 20 goal haul during the Championship winning campaign |
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| 2002 | Reserve Cup Runners Up |
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| The Reserves fall at the final hurdle as the Double attempt is thwarted by an unlucky 5-0 reverse to Oxhey Jets, Champions of Reserve Division 1 |
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| 2002 | Youth Section enters Watford Friendly League |
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| For the 2002/03 season the Club entered the the Watford Friendly League for the first time with three teams and an unbelievable season culminated with all three sides winning their respective division titles |
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| 2003 | Peter Morrison Trophy Winners |
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| After a number of years in the wilderness, the Lions re-establish themselves at the forefront of Jewish football by claiming their first Peter Morrison Trophy since 1996 when a 100th minute golden goal by Mitch Hahn against Marshside & Glenthorne A secures a 1-0 victory in a final played at Dulwich Hamlet FC |
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| 2004 | 1st Team record highest ever placing in HSCL |
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A new management team of Nigel Portman and Andy Zeller produce a wonderful season with the team finishing a record high of 3rd in the Premier Division and also reaching the County Cup semi-finals |
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| 2004 | Reserve Cup Runners Up |
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Heartbreak once again for Messrs Dale and Banjo as the Reserves succumb 1-0 to Hatfield Town in the Reserve Cup Final |
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| 2004 | Invited into The FA Sunday Cup for the first time |
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| The quality of the stadium pitch at Rowley Lane is rewarded as the Club is invited to enter the prestigious FA Sunday Cup for the first time in its history |
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| 2004 | A Team Champions of MSFL Premier Division |
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For the first time on record the Club win the Premier Division title, when under the management of Tony Gold the A team win 12 of their 16 games and are 9 points clear of their nearest rivals |
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| 2004 | B Team Champions of MSFL Division 1 |
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| Under David Kyte, the B Team follow the A Team's lead and also win their Division by 9 points. 15 wins in 18 games blows their rivals away |
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| 2004 | Bradley Lazarus MSFL Player of the Year |
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| Captain and leading scorer, Bradley deservedly wins the MSFL Player of the Year award for leading his team to the Double |
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| 2004 | Peter Morrison Trophy Winners |
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| An all Lions affair as the Club creates the first ever A v B Final which is aptly held at Rowley Lane. A 3-0 win for the A Team on the day but the Club was the real winner, retaining the Trophy and showing the rest of the Jewish football fraternity how it should be done |
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| 2004 | Peter Morrison Trophy Runners Up (B Team) |
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A magnificent achievement and one game from their own coveted Double. A season to remember |
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| 2004 | Lee Bibring wins MSFL Young Player of the Year |
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| Helping steer the A Team to the MSFL title and propelling the B Team to the PM Final (who can forget his goal v Marshside A in the q-f), a well deserved award for one of the Club's brightest stars |
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| 2004 | B Team win MSFL Sportsmanship/Turnout Trophy |
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| It must have been David Kyte's ironing early every Sunday morning that secured this prize... |
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| 2005 | Peter Morrison Trophy Winners |
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| A hat-trick of wins as new management team of Eilon Kennet and Ben Winston lead the side to a 1-0 win over Faithfold A at Yeading FC in sunny May. The scoreline flattered the runners up |
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