Continuing HSC’s new series, deputy editor Sam Colvine talks through his favourite articles. Favourite HSC article (written by another writer) The content on the HSC website and within the yearly … Continue Reading Behind the Lines: Sam Colvine
In the first edition of HSC’s new series, Editor-in-Chief Josh Bartholomew goes Behind the Lines and reveals some of his favourite articles from over the year. Favourite HSC article (written … Continue Reading Behind the Lines: Josh Bartholomew
Third Year Hamptonian and HSC writer Vishal Saha has won the 10-13 category of the BBC’s prestigious 500 Words competition. Amongst over 135,000 entries, Vishal’s story – The Diary of … Continue Reading HSC reporter Vishal Saha wins BBC 500 Words award
Over the next term, HSC will be attempting to discover the identity of Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moment, with your help. This article reflects on Toby Roland-Jones OH (2006) and his … Continue Reading Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments: Roland-Jones’ County Championship hat-trick
By Josh Bartholomew In reaching the ESFA final the 1st XI were already record breakers, but with this thrilling victory over Repton they have ensured their place in the annals of Hampton history. Roared on by a … Continue Reading ESFA One Year On: HSC’s report on Hampton’s glorious triumph
In the second of his OH Athletes in America features, Vishal Saha caught up with former Captain of Boats and Princeton rower, Jens Clausen OH (2016). Which US University did … Continue Reading OH Athletes in America: Part Two – Jens Clausen
By Jago Doherty Hampton U14A team beat a tough Lancing College side 1-0 at home on Saturday in their fifth game of the Elgin League. The home side went into … Continue Reading U14A defeat Lancing College in tense Elgin League affair
By Josh Hood In the final week of the holidays a group of Lower School boys set off on a football tour that was to prove a very successful and … Continue Reading Pre-season trip to Amsterdam a resounding success
By Josh Bartholomew Hampton’s 1st XV repressed a frustrating opening day by beating Eltham College 17-8 to win the plate at the St. Joseph’s College Rugby Festival. Tries from Theo … Continue Reading 1st XV overcome difficult opening day to win St. Jo’s plate
By Sam Colvine Former Head of History, Mr Cook, is a familiar presence around the corridors of Hampton School. Primarily, he is associated with insightful lessons on the First World … Continue Reading Cooking Up Success: 35 Years of Hampton Cricket
By James Dowden, Magazine Editor Whilst at Hampton School, Luke Dunn enjoyed editing the Hampton Sports Chronicle under the guidance of Mr Smith. Since leaving Hampton Luke has gone on to … Continue Reading The Boy Dunn Good – Luke’s experience with Sevilla FC
By Paul Wilkinson Storming into the England U16s whilst playing for Harlequins U18s and our very own Hampton 1st XV cannot be easy for anyone. However, when I sat down … Continue Reading Louis Lynagh: “If I got the opportunity to play for England I’d take it”
By Josh Bartholomew Hampton’s 1st VII made up for a disappointing season by winning the plate at the prestigious Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens. After a positive first day in … Continue Reading Hampton in Rosslyn Park Sevens Heaven
By Luca Parrish Over the years, Mr Burke has worked at many top-level clubs; he was Director of Football at Brighton and Hove Albion and Head of Tactical Analysis at … Continue Reading Goal-den Generation: Mr Burke speaks to HSC
By Josh Bartholomew Hampton’s U15 rugby team lost 21-10 to Whitgift in a pulsating semi-final at Allianz Park. An early try from Tim Lamming, added to by five points from … Continue Reading U15s fall to powerful Whitgift in national semi-final
By Josh Bartholomew The U15s have embarked on an impressive Schools Cup campaign, beating strong rugby schools on the way to a semi-final at Allianz Park. Round 1 The U15s’ … Continue Reading Road to Allianz – U15s in Schools Cup success