Ampthill U16’s provides rugby for players in Year 11 (Sept 2023).
They train midweek on a Wednesday evening from 6pm until 7.15pm and play matches on a Sunday morning.
U16 Contacts
Role | Name | Phone | |
Head Coach | Carlo Borromeo Darren Hardiman | 07813 318401 07983 015029 | |
Team Manager | Amanda Watts | 07814 871132 | amandajwatts@btinternet.com |
Fixtures Secretary | Ross Mckay | 07718 374994 | rossmckay1@hotmail.co.uk |
Under 16 Fixtures
Date | U16 | H-A | Competition | Score |
---|---|---|---|---|
1st September | Wellingborough | H | F | |
8th | Buckingham | A | F | |
15th | Training | |||
22nd | Training | |||
29th | Towcester | A | EM Cup | |
6th October | ON’s | H | F | |
13th | Wellingborough | H | EML | |
20th | Rushden & Higham | A | F | |
27th (Half Term) | Bedford | H | F | |
3rd November (Half Term) | Cup Rd 2 | |||
10th | Milton Keynes | TBC | F | |
17th | Biggleswade | A | EML | |
24th | Stockwood | H | F | |
1st December | Luton | H | F | |
8th | Cup Rd 3 | |||
15th | Olney | A | F | |
22nd | Training | |||
29th | XMAS – No Rugby | A | ||
5th January | S&L | H | F | |
12th | Bicester | H | F | |
19th | Cup Rd 4 | |||
26th | N’ton Casuals | H | EML | |
2nd February | Rushden & Higham | H | F | |
9th | Rushden & Higham | H | EML | |
16th (Half Term) | Cup Rd 5 | |||
23rd (Half Term) | ON’s | A | F | |
2nd March | Wellingborough | A | F | |
9th | Luton | H | F | |
16th | Bicester | A | F | |
23rd | EM Cup Final | |||
30th | Bedford | A | F | |
Friday 4th April | Leighton Buzzard | A | F | |
6th April (Easter Hols) | ||||
13th (Easter Hols) | Tour ? | H | ||
20th | Easter Sunday – No Rugby | |||
27th | S&L | A | F | |
4th May | Training | |||
11th | ||||
18th | ||||
18th |
Current News
Under 16 Boys Cup-Final
The stage was set for a thrilling showdown as Ampthill Under 16s found themselves in the county cup finals for the third consecutive year, facing familiar foes Biggleswade at their home club. From the opening whistle, it was evident that both teams were hungry for victory, as the first ten minutes witnessed a fierce exchange of hard-hitting rugby. Each side relentlessly battled for dominance, eager to assert their authority on the field. However, it was Ampthill who quickly found their rhythm and settled into the game, showcasing their ability to exploit the width of the field to devastating effect. With
Under 16 Boys Cup-Final
The stage was set for a thrilling showdown as Ampthill Under 16s found themselves in the county cup finals for the third consecutive year, facing familiar foes Biggleswade at their home club. From the opening whistle, it was evident that both teams were hungry for victory, as the first ten minutes witnessed a fierce exchange of hard-hitting rugby. Each side relentlessly battled for dominance, eager to assert their authority on the field. However, it was Ampthill who quickly found their rhythm and settled into the game, showcasing their ability to exploit the width of the field to devastating effect. With