By Aneesh Agrawal After England’s drubbing in the land down under, let’s take a look at what went wrong in this Ashes series and what has consistently been going wrong during McCullum’s tenure. His men came to Australia … Continue Reading What’s gone wrong for Bazball?
By Aneesh Agrawal With the 2026 T20 World Cup (held in India and Sri Lanka) having come to a close this March, Aneesh Agrawal reflects on its key events, standout … Continue Reading ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, 2026 – The Review
By Felix Payne and Jack Morris Earlier this year, we were very lucky to welcome Miss Turner as an amazing new rugby coach. She has had a stellar career in … Continue Reading Miss Turner: England, Harlequins and Hanworth Road
By Harry Morris Recently I was lucky enough to interview Mr Hurst, a familiar face amongst Hampton boys, whether he teaches them PE or they see him on the fields … Continue Reading Pressing Matters : Mr Hurst
By Mohammed Ali Scroll for five minutes on TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat or even YouTube and you will see it – gym transformations, matchday vlogs, insane football skills, ‘day in the … Continue Reading Social Media in Youth Sport: Motivation or Distraction?
By Arthur Hanna Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a progressive, and fatal, neurological condition which affects motor neurones in the brain and spinal cord. These nerves control essential day-to-day muscle … Continue Reading MND In Sport : An Intervention
By Alex Watson On the surface, running is a simple sport. It requires no sort of equipment, teammates, or specific playing field – just a pair of trainers and a … Continue Reading Marcus Solomon: Miles Ahead
By Ollie Scrimshaw With the 2026 FIFA World Cup less than six months away, excitement across the footballing world is building to a level never seen before. The United States, co-hosting … Continue Reading Football vs Politics: The match before the tournament
By Aneesh Agrawal In recent years, cricket has drastically changed and evolved. With the season starting in a couple of months, it remains a question to me as to how we play cricket, and how the … Continue Reading Roy, Burns and more speak out: how have franchises affected cricket today?
By Arun Crowe We often find life at Hampton tough, with the multitude of demands from various teachers and fellow pupils weighing down on our minds and robbing us of … Continue Reading Challengers: Hampton’s very own tennis prodigies
By Alex Watson J16 athletes Patrick Moroney and Johnny Rofé spoke with Alex Watson about their incredible experience representing Great Britain over the summer. Rowing is, without a doubt, one … Continue Reading J16 Rowing: International Waters
By Felix Payne This year was one to remember for the England women’s rugby team. After 5 weeks of grit and determination, England came away with the biggest prize and … Continue Reading How the Red Roses have changed the game
By George Scholes Over October half term, the Hampton U15 A and B teams had a great experience being hosted by Villarreal CF in Spain, during which they played some … Continue Reading Hampton U15 Football Tour: Villarreal
By Joshua Chapman It has been an intriguing first season for the Hampton Social League. An uneventful group stage saw PST (Paris Saint Taran) make it 5 wins from 5, … Continue Reading Autumn Term Social League Review: Underdogs Victorious
By Jack Bason Cricket has been an established team sport for hundreds of years and can be called one of the most well-known sports in the world. It originated in … Continue Reading This Week’s Big Debate: Is Cricket a Mental or Physical Game?
By Harry Morris Many Hampton pupils will know Miss Todd (or Mademoiselle Todd if you’re in the French classroom) as a French teacher and Head of Tennis at Hampton. However, … Continue Reading From Classroom to Court