A dominant Double-A campaign — 16 wins and 4 losses, finishing 1st in Pool B. It was the club's 3rd first-place finish in history, and the second-best record ever posted by a Guildford team (behind only the 1999 squad).
The playoff run ended in the southern regional final at the hands of Pool A winners Latin Boys. A strong season nonetheless, with several new players stepping up immediately.
Managed by Ben Stobart in his second year leading the development team. The II finished 5–8 — described as the most competitive second team in the league, with only Southampton posting a better record among clubs fielding secondary rosters.
The 2011 season introduced a new kit — Cardinal Red and Gold, replacing the Navy, White and Red colours worn for the previous eight years. A new chapter for the club's identity on the field.
The club also participated in the Shere re-enactment — demonstrations at the Surrey Youth Games celebrating William Bray's documented reference to baseball played in Shere in 1755. The event generated significant local publicity, including TV, radio, and newspaper coverage.
David Austin, Chris Matthews, Chris Ward, Graham Sedge, Tunde, Gillian Conway, Will Frawley, Jorgen Lovbakke — and new head coach Tony Oliva, who reportedly "drove one over the RF fence" in just his second at-bat.
Award data for 2011 is not currently in the club's archive.