Indeed, that defeat by Sion Swifts is the only game that saw the Glens drop points in the league campaign.
And even if they fail to win the title on Wednesday they have another match left to seal it with the added incentive of gaining revenge on opponents Sion Swifts.
Hamilton enjoyed success with Glentoran early in her career as the team dominated the women’s game in Northern Ireland, winning seven titles in 11 seasons.
“When first joined Glentoran we pretty much won everything, it was a given,” she said.
“Now that other teams have grown and got a whole lot stronger it is a battle for the league every year – Linfield totally dominated.
“It means even more now to win trophies with Glentoran as before I was really young and starting. We had all the best players, pretty much all of then were Northern Ireland international, and no-one really came close to us.
“So now that it’s more competitive it definitely means more to win silverware.”