Category: Under 18s Girls

We would like to thank Waitrose in Ampthill for allocating a green tokens box through March to support Ampthill RUFC Girls Rugby. When you are shopping at Waitrose please don’t forget to add your green token to Ampthill girls Rugby box.

Ampthill has once again had unprecedented success and will be well represented in the East Midlands girls and ladies squads this year. Many congratulations to:  U15  Anwen, Sophie and Megan U18 – Full Squad Ella, Chloe, Jess, Lily, Sasha, Serena, Sian M and Sophie U18 – Development Players Bethany and Sian W.  Ladies Bethan Scarr Sammie

Ampthill U18 Girls kicked off their season away to Cambridge in the National Cup. The pool also contains Hitchin so not as much traveling this season. Ampthill are rebuilding with the loss of the more experienced girls graduating to the Ladies side or University and a have strong influx of U15’s from last year. Cambridge

Do you want to play rugby, have fun, improve your fitness and rugby skills? Ampthill Rugby have girls teams in the U13 (Year 7&8), U15 (Year 9&10) and U18 (Year 11, 12 & 13) age groups and are looking for more new players! We train every Thursday at 6pm and have games on Sundays! For

9 members of Ampthill Girls U18’s squad represented East Midlands at Ipswich today. East Midlands completed a clean sweep in their matches beating Eastern Counties 35-5 and then NLD (Notts, Lins, Derbs) 27-0! Ian Scarr (Ampthill U18 Girls Head Coach and East Midlands Coach) said: “To nil NLD is a big scalp. It was 10-10 two

On Sunday Ampthill U18 girls played Market Harborough in the Area 4 Plate playoff to determine 3rd & 4th place behind Mansfield who defeated ON’s on the same day in the Cup. Ampthill started well with Bethan winning the first coin toss of the season and playing to the set game plan, but concede a

U13’s Ampthill/Bedford U13 Girls played away at Aylesbury last Sunday against Fullerians and an Aylesbury/ Bletchley composite team. The opposition were well drilled and formidable however due to the Ampthill girl’s discipline and focus on the basics, such as rucks and mauls backed up with constant support the girls played and won the 4 games played.

What an interesting season it has been this year for the U18 girls, some fantastic highs as a squad and for individuals and few lows on the pitch. All part of the continual learning of this group players who are consistently progressing as a squad. The season started with friendly matches against Milton Keynes who are

This season has been a challenge in many ways for this group of girls. It was the first year of the experimental cluster with Bedford Junior Blues U18’s to increase the playing numbers to enter the RFU National Cup and they sadly suffered the loss of one of the squad members Chidera Alozie in January

U18 Ampthill Girls First home win for the U18 Girls 58-5 v Basildon on Sunday. Some fantastic rugby played, showing the progress they have made. Well done also to Sammy, Charlie, Megan and Storm making the East Midlands Squad last week.