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 Patrick Moroney Hampton has a superb rowing heritage, and Lower Sixth pupil Harry Oliver is one of the distinguished group of Hamptonians who has represented GB. The rower was … Continue Reading Harry Oliver: Rowing For Gold
By Patrick Moroney On Sunday 5th May, the J15 squad travelled down to Dorney Lake for our first side by side open summer regatta of the season to compete over 2000m … Continue Reading J15 Achieve Opening Season Victory at Wallingford
By Patrick Moroney Rowing at Hampton is an amazing experience; as much as you can enjoy the physical agony involved. As the first year of rowing at Hampton for all … Continue Reading From Starting to Silverware: J14 Season Review
By Patrick Moroney Almost the entirety of the J14 squad left on Saturday morning to go up to Bedford for Star Regatta. The regatta was unlike the usual time trial, … Continue Reading J14 Crews Show Promise at Star Regatta
By Patrick Moroney On the final day of exam week the J14A (bow to stroke: Billy T, Aiden H, Jack H, Archer J, Zach K, Oliver S, Patrick M and … Continue Reading Success for J14 Crews at National Schools Regatta
By Patrick Moroney Nobody can deny that school rowing is a physically and mentally demanding sport that requires focus, dedication, and teamwork. To excel in this challenging environment, a school … Continue Reading Hampton Captains Series: Alex Cresswell
By Harry Takla The life story of Chris Martin OH (1999) is one that Hampton is rightly proud of. An international rower who competed at World Championships. An ocean rower … Continue Reading Chris Martin: an Oar-some Career in Rowing
By Sam Colvine There was an air of uncertainty the last time HSC talked to Ollie Stanhope OH (2016). The Covid-19 pandemic was beginning to tighten its grip on everyday … Continue Reading Stanhope’s Golden Year
JAYDEN ONI: From claiming an Olympic Gold medal at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles to becoming a current history teacher and coach at Hampton, Mr Cross has had a successful life so far – a vivid story to tell. In his youth, Mr Cross never thought that his delicate rowing talent would ever lead to his fulfilled life today, yet he trained hard to achieve his goals
After beating close competition from the 1986 Triple in the semi-final, the 1988 Triple has made it to the final of the Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments competition. It’ll be a … Continue Reading Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments Final: The 1988 Triple
The 1986 First VIII will face tough competition, though, in the form of the crew of 1988, who repeated their Triple feat. Remember to head to @SportsHampton on Twitter to … Continue Reading Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments, Semi-final Two: The 1988 Triple
Semi-final One was tight and tense, but you’ve got another chance to have your say in today’s knockout clash as two of the Triples face-off. Vote for your finalist on … Continue Reading Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments, Semi-final Two: The 1986 Triple
We’re into the final week of our Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments competition, but there’s still much to be decided. Today, we’ve got Semi-final one… Semi-final One: First VIII win Princess … Continue Reading Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments, Semi-final One: First VIII win Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup
Quarter-final Four is an all rowing affair: Ollie Stanhope’s success in three World Championships is coming up against the 1988 Triple. Have your say on the @SportsHampton Twitter account to … Continue Reading Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments, Quarter-final Four: Ollie Stanhope’s World Championship Golds
Three semi-finalists have already been decided, but who will join them? It’s between the 1988 Triple and Ollie Stanhope’s World Championship triumphs. Head to @SportsHampton later today to vote. Quarter-final … Continue Reading Hampton’s Greatest Sporting Moments, Quarter-final Four: The 1988 Triple