By Sam Colvine The U15B football team closed out a commanding 3-1 win against All Saints Academy after three first-half goals took the team through to the semi-final of the … Continue Reading First-half goals take U15Bs to ESFA semi-final
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
It’s been a busy week for our youth sportsmen as the footballers played Abingdon, while the rugby players competed against Campion. Football U12Bs score late equaliser to snatch Abingdon draw … Continue Reading Youth Round-Up: Abingdon and Campion
By Josh Bartholomew Adverse weather conditions across the South-East have affected a number of Hampton’s weekend fixtures. The Boat Club’s showpiece rowing event – Hampton Head – was cancelled after … Continue Reading Snow wreaks havoc in Hampton sporting calendar
Despite a valiant effort, the U15s fell to a 1-0 defeat in Tuesday’s ISFA semi-final. Read Sam Colvine’s report from the game here: https://hscsetup.net/2019/01/30/hampton-u15s-fall-to-agonising-defeat-in-isfa-semi-final/
By Maxi Grindley Hampton’s U17A team overcame Whitgift’s 1st XI on penalties after an exciting 4-4 draw. With most of the 1st XI competing against Abingdon School, a Hampton side … Continue Reading U17s beat Whitgift after enthralling penalty shoot-out
By Isaac Tarragano Hampton’s U12B team beat Campion 35-10 after a hat trick of tries in the second half from Josh Skeaping. Hampton surged ahead from the start of the … Continue Reading Second-half tries earn Hampton U12Bs convincing win
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
By Josh Hood Radio 5 Live Football journalist and Hampton parent John Southall has enjoyed a prosperous career, covering the World Cup, Champions League finals and the Premier League. At school, was … Continue Reading Q&A – BBC Football reporter John Southall
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