By Sam Colvine Hampton’s U15B football team succumbed to a disappointing 4-0 loss against Sandbach School, after conceding four goals in the first half, despite an impressive show of resilience … Continue Reading U15Bs reach ESFA final but fall at the final hurdle
An exclusive interview with Josh Bartholomew, Online Editor It’s the most wintry of winter days when we meet in mid-December – the rain is pouring, temperatures are close to freezing … Continue Reading OH Alex Lundberg: I just want to be playing rugby
An Exclusive Interview by Josh Freer “My proudest moment was winning the boat race for Oxford”, says Neil Chugani – a former UK rowing cox and Old Hamptonian who represented … Continue Reading OH Neil Chugani: Winning creates a bond shared forever
By Maxi Grindley Hampton’s U16A team played the last game of their season, drawing 2-2 with King Edward’s Witley’s U18A team. Hampton’s U16A team played the last game of their … Continue Reading U16A draw 2-2 with KES Witley to end successful season
By Paul Wilkinson 17-year-old Blake Cullen, a member of the Hampton School first XI squad since Year 10, arrives promptly to our makeshift interviewing set-up. Having enjoyed such a successful … Continue Reading Rising star Blake Cullen: Cricket is a game I’ll play for the rest of my life
By Maxi Grindley The 1st XI beat Kingston Grammar School 2-1 to progress to the final of the London Independent Schools Cup. At first the game was closely-fought with neither … Continue Reading 1st XI reach second final in two weeks with 2-1 win at KGS
By Ben Martis-Jones, Rowing Correspondent Glossary: The rowing season is split into two parts: the ‘head’ season (a time-trial), and the ‘regatta’ season (a race). The sport also has two … Continue Reading Hampton boats compete admirably at windy Schools Head
By Sam Colvine Looking to replicate last year’s successful cup run, the U15B team defeated Brentwood School 3-1 in the semi-final to book a place in the final of the … Continue Reading U15Bs reach ESFA final after resounding Brentwood triumph
By Josh Bartholomew Hampton’s 1st VII narrowly missed out on Cup victory at the Founder’s Day Sevens, falling to a strong Cranleigh side in the final of the opening tournament … Continue Reading Hampton beaten in Founder’s Day Sevens final despite strong performance
By James Dowden, Magazine Editor Tries from Tommy Nagle, Louis Lynagh, Dan Finlay and Fergus McWilliams secured a 25-3 victory for Hampton in what was the final 15-a-side match for the … Continue Reading 1st XV beat St. Benedict’s to bow out in style
By Vishal Saha What is table tennis? Table tennis (also known as Ping Pong) is a racquet sport, played all around the world, particularly in parts of Asia and Europe. … Continue Reading Explained: Table Tennis at Hampton
By Josh Bartholomew Hampton’s U16A team lost 25-14 to Whitgift despite a strong start to the match. In Saturday’s only game after all other fixtures had been cancelled due to snow, Hampton began … Continue Reading Late Whitgift tries help overcome U16A resistance
By Sam Colvine The U15A team suffered an agonising defeat to Royal Russell School in the ISFA cup semi-final, losing 1-0 in spite of dominating the play in the later … Continue Reading Hampton U15s fall to agonising defeat in ISFA semi-final
Words: Vishal Saha, Photos: Toby Davis Though Hampton gains plaudits for its successes in mainstream sports, table tennis is very much on the rise. School coach Jane Barella caught up … Continue Reading Q&A – Hampton table tennis coach Jane Barella